Sanita Roarty
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Break in learning
I have a student who has been on a BIL due to a change of employer, they started the new job on the 9th March, BIL was over 30 days. On the ILR, do I need to create new learning aims as a restart?...
Sanita Roarty commented,
Hello Further to the above notification, where do y...
Hello Further to the above notification, where do you submit this data? On my SLD I can only submit data for ILR and EAS, I do not have anything for the FE Workforce data collections. Thanks Sanita
Sanita Roarty commented,
Also, the ILR for 24/25 keeps failing too
Also, the ILR for 24/25 keeps failing too
Sanita Roarty created a post,
PDSAT & FIS not working
Hello Is anyone else having issues running DSAT and FIS for 25/26? When I run an ILR in DSAT, it keeps failing, I have emailed the helpdesk but they are not responding to me and FIS won't process m...
Sanita Roarty commented,
No worries Steve, I think I've got the gist of it no...
No worries Steve, I think I've got the gist of it now. Thanks.
Sanita Roarty commented,
TNP1 was above the band line which created the DLOCK...
TNP1 was above the band line which created the DLOCK due to me adding the new TNP2 with the increase. So I guess I have updated the ILR correctly - TNP1 new reduced value, TNP2 new increased value...
Sanita Roarty commented,
Ok, so now I am a little confused! I have updated TN...
Ok, so now I am a little confused! I have updated TNP1 & 2 with the new values for the date that I was notified the EPA cost had increased. I have ran the ILR and it didn't throw up any errors nor...
Sanita Roarty commented,
The TNP1 does need adjusting, I got a mismatch earli...
The TNP1 does need adjusting, I got a mismatch earlier today on this particular record, I added a new TNP1 with the reduced amount (minus £400) and this cleared the mismatch - the error code was DL...
Sanita Roarty commented,
Hello Steve, thanks for the explanation, that makes ...
Hello Steve, thanks for the explanation, that makes sense.