4 Did not complete course By the extraction date, learners have not attempted or – met the all requirements for successful course completion. This includes learners who have formally or not formally withdrawn from the course outside the regulations for withdrawal. The completion date for the course has been reached. The student enrolment will be captured as a course incompletion in the SDR return. 5 Practicum to complete on job training (NZQF levels 1-8) - By the extraction – date, the theory training with the academic provider is complete but the student still has to complete a practical module. A completion result will be available after the external practical module has been completed. E.g. as per classification 22. - The student is enrolled in a thesis 6 Yet to complete NZQF Levels 9 and 10 – component. By the extraction date, the student is formally enrolled, but no formal submission of work is required. 7 Extension or under moderation NZQF Levels 9 and 10 - The student is enrolled – in a thesis component. The student is not formally enrolled and either an extension has been granted, results are under moderation or the enrolment has been deferred 8. Completed Successfully Theses written in Te Reo Maori By the extraction – date, the learner has met the requirements for the successful completion of a Thesis written in Te Reo Maori. Field History 2002 The field was introduced – 2004 Validation 366 introduced – 2004 Classification codes defined – 2005 Classification codes revised and re-defined – 2005 Validations 220 and 383 revised – 2005 Validations 338, 391 and 394 introduced – 2005 Validations 385, 386, 387, 389, 390, 392 and 393 introduced – 2006 Validations 386 and 387 amended to errors – 2007 Validations 542, 543 and 544 introduced – 2011 Warning 390, 543 and Error 391 note added – 2012 New code 8 introduced – 2012 New validation (Error) 612 introduced – 2012 Validation descriptions updated: 220, 383, 385, 394, 552, 586 – 2013 Validation 383 and 385 updated –
4 Did not complete course – By the extraction date, learners have not attempted or met the all requirements for successful course completion. This includes learners who have formally or not formally withdrawn from the course outside the regulations for withdrawal. The completion date for the course has been reached. The student enrolment will be captured as a course incompletion in the SDR return. 5 Practicum to complete – on job training (NZQF levels 1-8) - By the extraction date, the theory training with the academic provider is complete but the student still has to complete a practical module. A completion result will be available after the external practical module has been completed. E.g. as per classification 22. 6 Yet to complete – NZQF Levels 9 and 10 - The student is enrolled in a thesis component. By the extraction date, the student is formally enrolled, but no formal submission of work is required. 7 Extension or under moderation – NZQF Levels 9 and 10 - The student is enrolled in a thesis component. The student is not formally enrolled and either an extension has been granted, results are under moderation or the enrolment has been deferred 8. Completed Successfully Theses written in Te Reo Maori – By the extraction date, the learner has met the requirements for the successful completion of a Thesis written in Te Reo Maori. Field History 2002 – The field was introduced 2004 – Validation 366 introduced 2004 – Classification codes defined 2005 – Classification codes revised and re-defined 2005 – Validations 220 and 383 revised 2005 – Validations 338, 391 and 394 introduced 2005 – Validations 385, 386, 387, 389, 390, 392 and 393 introduced 2006 – Validations 386 and 387 amended to errors 2007 – Validations 542, 543 and 544 introduced 2011 – Warning 390, 543 and Error 391 note added 2012 – New code 8 introduced 2012 – New validation (Error) 612 introduced 2012 – Validation descriptions updated: 220, 383, 385, 394, 552, 586 2013 – Validation 383 and 385 updated
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