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This guide on Individual Learning Class Courses will show how to set them up and how to proceed when enrolling a student. This type of course is primarily designed for multi-subject individual courses with more than one lesson per week such as remedial courses at the end of the year . . . Continue reading...
TRANSFORMATION FROM COLLECTIVE TO INDIVIDUAL It is possible to transform a Collective Course to an Individual Course only if it has an enrolled person in it, if it has 0 or more than one enrolled person it will not be possible to transform this course. To proceed with the transformation you need to navigate to Collective Courses → Tab of . . . Continue reading...
In the case of the individual course, to change the student's enrollment date it will simply be necessary to change the start date of the course itself. Then navigate to Didactics → Individual Lessons and click the edit icon on the line of the course in question. At this point, edit the course start date . . . Continue reading...
Unlike group courses, which must be created prior to student enrollment, individual courses, since they are courses for the individual, are created with student enrollment via purchase order. For the creation of individual courses, it is necessary as a first step to define the various types . . . Continue reading...
In case an individual course involves teaching by two or more lecturers, it will be possible to add them immediately after the student's enrollment, during which it will be possible to enter only one. Then, after the student has enrolled, navigate to Didactics → Individual Lessons and click the button the icon of . . . Continue reading...
The cumulative offer allows you to create a package of Collective or Individual Courses to be sold together to allow access at a discounted price. To configure the cumulative offer, navigate to Configuration → Cumulative Offers and click the button at the top right Add: The first section to be filled out will be as follows: Name: the . . . Continue reading...