BKGarry Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 Hello all, I need to tap up your collective wisdom, we currently run the IBCC certificate in collaboration with another school, I have received the students results and need to get the PI data into SIMS, each "module" seems to have a grade but 1 is a reference project which does not have a QAN and the other 2 are standard levels, which I can enter grades for but there overall grade on these sheets seems to be a pass and fail and the only QAN I can find for a Careers related Combined Certification with OFQAL is 600/3507/9 but that expects a grade A-E. I may be missing something here, but do I need to enter both units that I can with grades and then an overall (which I need to know how) or do I just enter an overall, and if so how? Thank you in advance for your help.
LosOjos Posted August 13, 2014 Posted August 13, 2014 In terms of getting your PI data to include the results, you only need to enter the final result. However, you do need the correct QAN, otherwise your Autumn census is going to give somebody a serious headache you'll also need to know how many L3 entries it's equivalent to, how many A-E and the point score, all of which will be under "Performance Measures" on the Ofqual Register site once you find the correct qualification. To add external results, go in to (in SIMS.net) Tools > Examinations > Edit PI Data", then find the student in the list and you'll see all of their results along the bottom half of the screen, as well as an "+ Add Result" button which will allow you to add the extra results (one by one unfortunately!)
BKGarry Posted August 14, 2014 Author Posted August 14, 2014 Thank you @LosOjos This is not making sense, as the IBO seems to give documentation that make it look like a IBCC awarded or not awarded and the Ofqual register makes it look like an A-E. Think I am going to have to call someone, it really does not make sense in my poor small brain. And oh, the fun is that I am the one that does all the post-16 stuff on the Autumn Census and I though I had the right QAN but obviously I am totally wrong. On the plus side, it is only 7 students :-)
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