After your arrival at the centre, by 12.00 noon at the latest, you will be given an induction. This will take most of an afternoon and possibly some of the evening, and will be divided into several sections. Firstly, each member of staff will be given a general induction, which will provide an overview of the proceedings, cover health and safety issues and financial matters. After this, staff will be briefed on their specific roles, duties and requirements in a job-specific induction.

The Store graduate programme starts with a two-day induction. During this time you will meet with all the other stores graduates so you can start to build up a network of contacts. We invite recent graduates and store managers who were previously on the programme, and operational directors to share their valuable knowledge and experience with you on how to progress within Stores. See similar questions...

Signed copy of your contract and job description, passport (and visa if applicable), car registration number (if applicable), copies of your certificates stated on your application form and a P45 form (if applicable). See similar questions...

The Induction diet is just a small part of the full Atkins diet, and Dr. Atkins recommends using for the first two weeks of the diet. It's intended to rid your body of all unnecessary carbohydrates, and put you body into Ketosis. You also will lose weight the fastest during this part of the diet. The Induction diet is two week of eating less than 20 grams of carbohydrates a day. It is essential that Vitamin supplements are used. For specifics, please refer to Dr. Atkins New Diet Revolution. See similar questions...

For a snack there should be a larger option than snacking on tomato juice or skim milk, which are not filling enough and are drinks. See similar questions...

The camper checks in with the registrar, turns in store money to store manager, visits the camp nurse, gets settled in cabin and meets counselor, takes swim test, and signs up for horses, if needed. See similar questions...

If you have been assigned a room and have been admitted to a hospital bed, then you will be transported to the pre-operative holding area about 30 minutes prior to your operation.  Your family may remain in your room or wait in the Surgery waiting area on the second floor.  It would be helpful if family members or friends notify the nurses’ desk or the waiting room receptionist of their whereabouts, so that we can find them to let them know that your surgery is over. See similar questions...

It is best to use the program every day, but sometimes life does not work out in such a way that this is possible. Missing a day is okay, and you should adjust your use of the program to fit your life-style. Every day is best, but if you can only do five times a week, or every other day, that is fine. See similar questions...

The morning schedule runs as usual until 10am. We want you to gain the most out of your last day, so we leave it to the last minute for you to check out of your room at 11am. At 11.30 am depending on the retreat, there is either a final workshop, or alternative session such as cooking demonstration on shorter stays. You may also choose to book treatments for the morning. Our last meal for the retreat is lunch and departure is after 2pm. See similar questions...

Mountain Day is the annual fall break from classes that has been a Smith tradition for more than a century. On one beautiful, crisp fall day, the President will declare Mountain Day! College bells in the Quadrangle, the Helen Hills Hills Chapel and College Hall will ring at 7:05, 7:15, and 7:30 a.m. to announce the holiday. Classes and academic appointments are canceled until 7 p.m. Please note that evening events, like films and lectures, will be held as scheduled. See similar questions...