What are Completion Rules? Conditions Actions What are Completion Rules? Completion Rules are automated rules that can be run in your SELMA instance to automate many different tasks, they will have a list of Conditions that need to be met and a list of Actions that will run and you can have many Completion Rules …
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5 – Unit Standards
On this page: What are Units Standards In the context of NZQA (New Zealand Qualifications Authority), Unit Standards are specific, assessable components of the New Zealand qualifications framework. Unit Standards are: Unit Standards are used in secondary schools, polytechnics, industry training organisations and other educational providers throughout New Zealand. They are designed to ensure consistent …
6 – Clone Programmes and Components
On this page: SELMA users are able to clone existing programmes and components as required. This feature allows administrators to quickly set up new programmes and associated components in SELMA by using an existing programme or component as a template. By eliminating the need to build each item manually from scratch individually, administrators can save …
4 – Fees
On this page: Fee Lines Fee lines are where you will enter information related to fees for a particular programme of study. Fee Lines are also available at a component level as well – This is the same idea, just applied to courses. The choice of whether to use the Fee Lines section at programme …
3 – Components
Components are the building blocks that form the structure of a Programme. They can be courses, modules, assessments, Unit Standards and subjects that are organised to deliver specific learning outcomes. A Programme may contain one or multiple components. Each component contributes to the overall educational pathway by focusing on particular competencies or knowledge areas that …
2 – Programmes
Programmes are the formal qualifications your organisation offers to students and clients, in other words the structured educational pathways through which learners can develop specific competencies and receive recognised certification from your institution.These qualifications can be awarded as certificates, diplomas, bachelors programmes, etc. On this page: Create Programmes SELMA allows the creation of programmes that …
1 – Curriculum
On this page: Curriculum Overview At a high level, SELMA manages two different curriculum items – Programmes and Components. Programmes are structured pathways through which learners can develop specific competencies and receive recognised certification from your institution. A programme can be: Components are the building blocks that form the structure of a Programme, organised to …