Placement Requests - (PA) - Move a Placement Request to Another Course
Placing Agency Related Guide (PARG)
Summary:
1) Users can move their own Placement Requests (or Placement Offers that were created from a Call For Offers) to a different course as long as the Placement Request is for the:
- Same department and program.
- Same term.
- Same program year or higher: For example: you can move a placement request from a program year one to program year four, but you can move a course from program year four course to program year one.
2) There are two different methods in two different places where these moves can be made: in the outbox; or on the spaces tab of the Assignment Worksheet. Using the outbox option is more flexible: you can move a placement request in any status; using the assignment worksheet option the placement request must be accepted or later in status. Both options require:
- No students or faculty are assigned at the time of the move.
- Placing Coordinators must have the approval of the Receiving Coordinator at User Agencies, in order to move a placement request to another course if the request is sent or later (please advise the RC of a change so the RC can advise the DC too: there is no alerts on their screens for a change in a course).
3) Please contact e-mail help to make these moves on behalf of users when:
- Cohorts are unstructured (the program year may not match)
- Placement has been sent/redirected/confirmed.
- User Receiving agencies must authorize changes to PR’s already sent to them – please cc the RC when asking to change the course.
- Helpspot can move requests sent to non-user agencies without authorization from the Receiving agency.
Moving Placement Requests in the Outbox.
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5. The Move to Worksheet drop down list will appear when Move unassigned PRs to another course has been selected in step 3 above. Select the course and term from the drop down list. 6. Click: Submit. |
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Moving Placement Requests on the Assignment Worksheet. (Alternate way to move a Placement Request to another course).
On the Assignment Worksheet:
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