205 CMR 137.03 - Consumer Protection
(1) All gaming
schools certified in accordance with
205 CMR
137.00 shall be subject to the applicable provisions
of
940 CMR 31.00:
For-profit and Occupational Schools.
(2) At least 72 hours prior to entering into
an enrollment agreement a gaming school shall engage in an intake with each
prospective student that, at a minimum, includes the following:
(a) an explanation of the commission's
application process contained in
205 CMR 134.00:
Licensing and Registration of Employees, Vendors, Junket Enterprises
and Representatives, and Labor Organizations including specific
mention of the automatic disqualifying convictions described in
205
CMR 134.10(3)(a) and M.G.L.
c. 23K, ยง 16(b), and any prerequisites for course completion and
employment; and
(b) explicit notice
that successful completion of the course of instruction does not assure an
individual that they will be licensed by the commission as a gaming employee or
that they will be hired by a gaming licensee; and
(c) a written outline of each gaming related
program offered by the school. The outline shall contain:
1. course descriptions;
2. entrance requirements;
3. the total number of instructional hours
required to obtain a certificate or diploma;
4. the earliest possible completion
date;
5. a list of occupations for
which each program will prepare students;
6. the costs of the courses and program;
and
7. all prerequisites for
program completion and employment in the occupation, including, but not limited
to, an explanation of the commission's licensing process set forth in
205 CMR 134.00:
Licensing and Registration of Employees, Vendors, Junket Enterprises
and Representatives, and Labor Organizations.
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