Local academic support
Reduce difficulties Increase efficiency
SwissCAS⁺ believes that education achieves the highest effectiveness when learners are consistently supported by specialised academic support systems.
Step 1 – Study Schedule Reminder
The Academic Support System will remind learners of their study schedules through email, phone calls, and automated scheduling systems.
This helps learners stay proactive and organise their study plans and work commitments more effectively.
Step 2 – Review the Module Outline
Learners review the module outline and teaching plan to clearly understand the course structure and key learning objectives, while identifying the core topics that require preparation.
Step 3 – Study on the LMS Platform
Learners access recorded lectures and learning materials that have been translated and reviewed by subject-matter experts.
This stage helps learners grasp the key concepts and identify topics that require deeper discussion.
Step 4 – Prepare Academic Questions
Learners prepare their academic questions and study issues in advance, and may submit them through the LMS or the Academic Support System for clarification before the class session.
Step 5 – Live Broadcast Class (Live Class)
The lecturer delivers the session in accordance with the teaching plan.
During the class, learners receive direct support from teaching assistants and class coordinators to enhance interaction and improve learning effectiveness.
Step 6 – Teaching Assistant Support (if applicable)
Teaching assistants support learners during tutorial sessions, helping them deepen their understanding, apply the knowledge acquired, and develop ideas for assignments and assessments.
Step 7 – Complete the Assignment
Learners complete their assignments in accordance with the Assignment Guide, with support from teaching assistants during the process.
Step 8 – Plagiarism Check
The Academic Support System assists learners with English language, academic formatting, and plagiarism checking before the final submission, according to the scheduled support sessions.
Step 9 – Submit the Assignment on the LMS System
Learners confidently submit their final assessment through the LMS before the specified deadline.
Academic Support System – Disclaimer of Responsibility
Purpose of the Academic Support System
SwissCAS⁺ provides the Academic Support System solely as a study support and guidance service. The system is designed to help learners understand academic requirements, improve study skills, and prepare assignments in accordance with academic guidelines.
Scope of Support
The Academic Support System does not perform assignments, examinations, projects, or any form of assessment on behalf of learners.
Academic Integrity
The Academic Support System does not rewrite, edit, or modify academic content in a way that affects the originality of the work or the learner’s academic authorship.
Academic Decision-Making
The Academic Support System does not intervene in academic assessment, grading, classification, moderation, or any academic decision-making processes.
Communication with Awarding Bodies
The Academic Support System does not contact awarding organisations, examiners, or partner universities on behalf of learners regarding academic results.
Learner Responsibility
All submitted assignments remain the sole responsibility of the learner, including the originality of the content, academic integrity, compliance with assessment regulations, and adherence to plagiarism policies.
No Guarantee of Academic Outcome
SwissCAS⁺ and the Academic Support System do not guarantee that a submission will be accepted, pass assessment, or achieve any specific academic result.
Recognition and Approval
SwissCAS⁺ and the Academic Support System do not guarantee that assignments, academic results, or qualifications will be approved or recognised by partner universities, awarding organisations, or any third party.
Academic Misconduct
The Academic Support System does not exempt learners from academic misconduct findings, plagiarism determinations, or disciplinary actions imposed by examination authorities or awarding organisations.
Advisory Nature of Support
Any assistance related to English language, academic formatting, or plagiarism checking is advisory in nature and does not replace the learner’s responsibility to comply fully with academic regulations and institutional policies.
Right to Refuse Support
SwissCAS⁺ reserves the right to refuse or terminate academic support services if there are indications of academic dishonesty, misuse of support services, or violations of institutional regulations.
