Built by Edusign · Work-study
Beyond a one-off absence, a high number of missed hours puts programme completion and the relationship with the employer at stake. Bringing the work-study student, the employer and the school together early avoids a contract termination.
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When
A student has at least 14 hours of unjustified absence over the last 2 months
For
Students on your apprenticeship courses
Then
Send an email to the apprenticeship supervisor, the student and the employer relations officer
[SCHOOL_NAME] – Review of [STUDENT_FIRSTNAME] [STUDENT_LASTNAME]'s attendanceHello,
[STUDENT_FIRSTNAME] [STUDENT_LASTNAME] has built up significant unjustified absences over the last two months: [ALERT_TRIGGER].
This level of absence may put the completion of their course at risk. We suggest a three-way meeting (apprentice, employer, school) on date or at a time that suits you: link or contact.
Kind regards,
Signature – Employer relations
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A one-off absence is dealt with by a supporting document. Hours that add up call for a three-way discussion, before programme completion or the contract are at stake.
In Edusign, open Attendance › Alerts › Add an alert, then fill in the blocks in this order. Open the Alerts screen in Edusign
Step 1 · “Trigger” block
Step 2 · “Filters” block
Step 3 · “Actions” block
Step 4 · “Finalisation” block
Prerequisite: The apprenticeship supervisor must be entered in each student's profile.
Yes, the two work together: the first notifies the employer of each absence, this one triggers the three-way meeting when the hours add up.
Completion of a work-study programme is assessed on the amount of training attended. Hours reflect what is at stake better than the number of absences.
The employer relations officer, ticked as an administrator: they receive the alert at the same time as the employer.