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Current Student Maintenance - Codes tab

Use the Codes tab to maintain codes used to:

Opening the Codes tab

Current Student Maintenance - Codes tab fields

The fields displayed are those used for New Zealand roll returns. For the complete set of field descriptions see Current Student Maintenance - Codes tab in the Current students manual.

Note: From July 2013 the New Zealand roll returns must include a NSN for every student that has not left the school and is neither an external student (EM student type) nor a student who is not funded (NF student type).

Fields

Field

Description

Studies Code (Australia) /

NSN (New Zealand)

Student's candidate number allocated by a government body responsible for higher secondary qualifications.

For example, in Australia:

  • Curriculum Council in WA
  • BSSS in the ACT
  • and so on.

The data can be imported from or exported to these external systems. See Importing and exporting student data in the Current students manual.

In New Zealand, NSN is:

  • a record of learning number
  • allocated by the ENROL (electronic enrolment management system) program
  • for students:
    • participating in NCEA (National Certificate of Educational Achievement)
    • moving into tertiary education.

See Managing New Zealand student NSNs and identity details in the Current students manual.

Tip: Some organisations relabel this field to meet their needs in their jurisdiction. For example, Learner ID.

Tertiary Registration Code

Student's candidate number allocated by the government body responsible for tertiary entrance.

Last modified: 29/05/2013 4:05:14 PM

See Also

Updating current student details for roll returns

Current Student Maintenance - NZMOE tab

Current Student Maintenance - Personal tab

Current Student Maintenance - Flags tab

Current Student Maintenance - School tab

Current Student Maintenance - Entry tab

Current Student Maintenance - Classes tab

Current Student Maintenance - Debtor tab

© 2013 Synergetic Management Systems. Published 15 October 2013.

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