Ministries of education
Zyntra OS + Noor
Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Education: the students by national ID or iqama, leavers, attendance and results as a file with Arabic headers, for the school to enter on Noor.
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What is Noor?
Noor is the system of Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Education for students' registration, marks and attendance.
What you gain when you connect it
- The ministry's own columns. Each student by his national ID or iqama number, his Arabic name, gender, date of birth and nationality, with Arabic headers.
- The check before the file. Every student missing a field the ministry needs is listed by name, with the link that opens his file to fix it.
- Four files from the school's records. Enrolments, leavers, attendance totals and the year's results (approved marks only), for a year, a term and a grade, as Excel or CSV with English or Arabic headers.
- The ID or iqama is 10 digits from 1 or 2. It is checked when it is typed on the student's file.
- Nothing is sent, every file is kept. The school uploads the file on the ministry's portal itself; Zyntra keeps who made each file, when, and how many students it held. Only who holds «Export» makes one.
Who it suits
A private school in Saudi Arabia on Zyntra School that keeps its students on Noor.
How to switch it on
- Open School › Ministry exports › ConnectionsWho holds «Set up the ministries» switches the ministry on and types the school's number at the ministry.
- Check the studentsChoose what, the year, the term and the grade, and fix every student the check lists.
- Make the file and upload itDownload the file and upload it on Noor with the school's own account. Compare its columns with the sheet your account gives you before the first upload.
Every connection is free
It is built into Zyntra OS and costs nothing extra; it needs no account of your own.
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