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News 22 JanuaryA message from Vice President Fr Anthony Casamento csma: January offers us a fresh start and the hope of a brighter future.
02 December 2020
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In February 2021, as part of the EPiC (Enrolment: Planning to Completion) project, six common student-initiated enrolment forms will be moving to Service Central to provide a simpler and more consistent experience for staff and students.
The online forms will replace the existing PDF forms and will be managed via a Service Central workflow, making it easier for students to track the progress of their applications, and for staff to manage and monitor the volume of student-initiated enquiries.
The enrolment forms moving online:
The data collected and the approval roles will remain unchanged.
Training will be available in February, prior to the release of the forms.
Work is also about to commence on the development of a new tool for managing credit applications that will include:
It is anticipated that this will be rolled out mid-2021, in time for 2022 applications.
If you have any questions about online enrolment forms, please contact Sue Cole.
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