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Hi Michelle
We manually input the candidate numbers for any returning students so that they can keep the same candidate number, fortunately we don’t have large numbers to deal
with, only 50 or so.
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Sue Heritage
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Subject: Pro-Solution GCE/GCSE candidate numbers
Hi All
We are new to pro-solution this year and from the training we have had it seems that pro-solution will only roll over the 4 digit GCE/GCSE candidate number within an academic year. Is this correct?
We have historically always left a learner with the same candidate number through their life at the college (we were using EBS & QL previously). This to me seems particularly important for the 2 year old spec A level candidates, but not
essential as the UCI will obviously tie up the units. It also keeps things relatively tidy when searching for a learner on the awarding body secure sites as we only get a few candidates that come up for each candidate number. If we issue candidates with
new candidate number each year I can see that over the years long lists will start to appear as more learners have the same candidate number.
The only solution I was given was that we would have to manually import them from year to year. Another thing we would have to remember to do!
How do other pro-solution users deal with this?
Thanks
Michelle Banks
Team Leader Exams
Poplar Campus
New City College
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