Processing end of course and intention to study reviews for Austudy and Youth Allowance (YA) 110-07040020
This document explains how end of course reviews are processed for Austudy and YA.
Process Direct
On this page:
End of course and intention to study reviews for students
End of course and intention to study reviews when customer intends to study in a new course
End of course and intention to study reviews for students
Table 1
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Step |
Action |
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1 |
Type of review/activity being processed + Read more ... If the customer makes updates online via the Manage study details online service and the update needs manual action, the system will create a ZCOC_STUDY_DETAILS work item for allocation. Check the Document List (DL) and History Summary (HS) screens to determine which review the activity relates to. If the review/activity being processed is the:
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2 |
Failed course end date (CED) review + Read more ... Where there are no new course details, an automatic review is created the day after the Student End Date (SED), to change student status on the Newstart Education Status (NES) table to NST - Not a Student. If there is an error, this review cannot autocomplete. The system creates a work item that allocates for manual action. The work items contains:
Failure to correctly complete these work items can result in payment continuing incorrectly. If allocated a failed CED review:
YA customers under 22 years of age who are getting YA:
When actioning a failed CED review for a person under 22 years of age:
For help resolving complex issues, see Tier 0 technical support - self-sufficiency. Procedure ends here. |
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3 |
Actioning CED SY73 letter not sent MFU + Read more ... Where a student payment claim is granted or updates are made and on the day of processing, the Student End Date (SED) is within 28 days, a CED SY73 letter not sent - issue manually MFU is created. This occurs because the system has been unable to issue the You need to act now letter that would usually issue 4 weeks before the SED. Note: check the History Summary (HS) screen first to see if the letter has been sent. Where the letter has been sent, complete the MFU with no further action required. If the letter has not been sent, attempt to contact the customer by phone to see if they intend to continue studying. If contact with the customer is:
Procedure ends here. |
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4 |
Issuing a manual course end date letter + Read more ... To generate a manual letter:
Procedure ends here. |
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5 |
Your course is ending review sent + Read more ... Four weeks before their student end date, an end of course review letter is sent to the student. If updates are made to the student end date so that it falls within the next 28 days, an automatic end of course review letter will not be generated and information needs to be gathered verbally or by sending a manual letter.
If the information is being provided verbally, make sure full details of the new course are obtained. Once obtained, determine if there are any complex issues, (for example, allowable time discrepancies, course pending approval) that may need further investigation and action. Seek technical support if required to correctly assess complex issues. |
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6 |
Course details required review sent + Read more ... Three weeks before their intention to study end date, a Course details required letter is sent to the student to remind them that they are required to supply their new course details as their intention to study period is ending. If the student does not respond to the Course details required letter before the end of their intention to study period, their record will Suspend - Failed to Provide Course Details (SUS-PCD). Intention to study periods for intending students can be extended up to 21 weeks, but should not extend past the next available study period for the student’s course at their institution. This does not apply to YA customers who have an intention to study during a temporary incapacity period. See Youth Allowance (YA) student or Australian Apprentice becomes incapacitated or impacted by unforeseen or extreme circumstances. To assess an intention to study review, see Table 2 > Step 4. |
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7 |
Continuation of study + Read more ... Does the student intend to continue studying in the next study period?
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8 |
Update education details + Read more ...
For a dependent student receiving the away from home rate, determine if they continue to be entitled to the away from home rate. |
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9 |
Determine age of customer + Read more ... Once the education details have been updated, determine the age of the student:
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10 |
Customer aged under 22 years, ceased studying before the end of their course + Read more ... Has the student contacted before their student end date, or within 14 days after their student end date?
Procedure ends here. |
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11 |
Customer aged under 22 years, ceased studying before the end of their course, notifies within 14 days + Read more ... The customer may continue to qualify for YA if they are under 22 years of age and willing to satisfy mutual obligation requirements as a job seeker or they have become an Australian Apprentice. If they want to receive YA as:
If they no longer want to receive YA, on the BA screen:
If the customer requires further financial assistance:
Procedure ends here. |
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12 |
Customer aged 22 years and over, ceased studying before the end of their course + Read more ... Austudy or YA will auto cancel with reason NST - Not a Full-Time Student the date after the student end date. An automatic letter will be issued. If study has stopped and contact has been made to test eligibility for another income support payment, tell the customer that a debt may be generated for payments received when not qualified as a student. If they want to claim payment as a job seeker, see Student to job seeker transfers. Discuss eligibility for other payments and services.
Procedure ends here. |
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13 |
Continuing/intending student + Read more ... Does the customer meet the continuing/intending student rules?
Procedure ends here. |
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14 |
Extending or continuing in the same course + Read more ... There may be a need to change or correct the date in the Inst Course End Date and Student End Date fields on the EDC screen. Allowable time must also be considered. See Determining allowable time/reasonable time for a course of study. For more information on changing course end dates, see Effect of end of course on payments for students. Procedure ends here. |
End of course and intention to study reviews when customer intends to study in a new course
Table 2
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Step |
Action |
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1 |
Details of new course + Read more ... Is the student able to provide full details of the new course, or their first course preference for the next study period?
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2 |
Full details of the new course are available + Read more ... If advising of study by distance education/correspondence or flexible learning, check that minimum workload criteria have been met. Determine if the student's course can be approved, and they:
Note: a maximum age limit applies to YA Remind the student that if they are providing their first course preference and they are not accepted into that course, or they choose to start a different course, they must notify the change of study details within 14 days. For students who intend on studying a Startup Year course to be considered a continuing student they must:
See Startup Year Courses for more information. If the student is unsure if they will enrol in the Startup Year Course due to awaiting confirmation of a STARTUP-HELP loan, go to Step 3. See Table 4 > Step 1 If course approval or full-time study requirements cannot be determined, refer to Local Peer Support (LPS). |
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3 |
Student does not have full details of course + Read more ... If the student intends to study in the next study period but is unable to provide course details, they can continue to receive YA or Austudy until their study intentions have been confirmed. Note: a maximum age limit applies to YA. For a dependent student under 22 years of age receiving the away from home rate, determine if they continue to be entitled to the away from home rate. Code the intention to study period as shown below:
Note: if Not a Student is coded on the NES screen for student end date + 1 day for the previous intention to study period, the system may automatically cancel payments from this date. If required, check the XDS/XBS screens and restore via the Benefit Action (BA) screen. The system will issue a Course details required letter to obtain actual study details 3 weeks before the end of the intention to study period. If the customer does not respond to this letter by the end of the intention to study period, their payments will Suspend - Failed to Provide Course Details (SUS-PCD). Procedure ends here. |
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4 |
Course details required letter + Read more ... Has the customer responded to the Course details required letter?
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5 |
No response to letter + Read more ... If no contact has been made by the student end date, the student's payment will suspend with the reason Failed to Supply Course Details (PCD) from the student end date + 1 day. A letter advising of the suspension is automatically issued. If the student:
Procedure ends here. |
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6 |
Student with intention to study on the EDC screen contacts or responds to the Course details required letter + Read more ... If they advise:
If the student needs an intention to study extension:
Are payments suspended or cancelled Failed to provide course details (SUS-PCD) or (CAN-PCD)?
Procedure ends here. |
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7 |
Restoring payments + Read more ... Determine if the YA or Austudy payments can be restored. See Restoration of YA or Austudy for full-time students and Australian Apprentices. Can the payment be restored?
Procedure ends here. |
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8 |
No longer has intention to study or intends to study in an unapproved course so does not meet the continuing/intending student rules + Read more ... Update the customer record with the date the student decided not to return to study or enrol in an unapproved course:
See Table 3 > Step 1. |
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9 |
Course approval issues or course details provided are incomplete + Read more ... If the information provided is unclear or incomplete, or if it cannot immediately be determined that the course is approved, collect as much information as possible. Information that could be requested in this situation includes proof of enrolment, description of course from education institution website or handbook. If details cannot be obtained verbally, issue a Request for Information to obtain details. See Requesting information (CLK).
If the student knows the full course details, but it cannot be determined if the course is approved on National Course Approvals intranet page, see Referrals to Course Assessment and Liaisons Officers (CALOs) |
Finalising process when a customer advises they no longer intend to study or they cannot be considered a continuing/intending student
Table 3
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Step |
Action |
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1 |
Identifying status of customer + Read more ...
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2 |
Payment suspended - Failed to Provide Course Details (SUS-PCD) + Read more ... Determine the date the customer no longer has an intention to study and if payments are suspended for any of the following reasons:
This could be the date they were advised they were not accepted in the course/s they applied for, or the date they decided not to return to study. Eligibility for YA or Austudy would stop from this date if they no longer have an intention to study. Once this date is determined, update details:
Advise that a debt may be generated for payments received when not qualified as a student. If they want to continue receiving payment as a job seeker, see Student to job seeker transfers. Procedure ends here. |
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3 |
Current YA student aged under 22, no longer intends to study or cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, notifies within 14 days from date of event + Read more ... The student may continue to qualify for YA if they are under 22 years of age and willing to satisfy their mutual obligation requirements as a job seeker or they have become an Australian Apprentice. If they want to receive YA as:
If they no longer want to receive YA, on the BA screen:
If the customer is entitled to arrears for a period prior to the cancellation date, these may need to be released using the Recording and correcting employment income details process. Procedure ends here. |
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4 |
Current Austudy or YA student, no longer intends to study or cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, notifies outside 14 days from the date of event + Read more ... Failure to notify stopping study within 14 days will result in job seeking claims being assessed from the date they contact the agency. If an Austudy or YA student ceases to have an intention to study or cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, and intends to claim a job seeking payment, they should:
If they have become an Australian Apprentice with a current Commonwealth registration number, see Existing customer starts an Australian Apprenticeship. Newstart Education Status (NES)/Education Course Details (EDC/EDCH) coding may cancel payment NST - Not a Full-Time Student. If another cancellation code is more appropriate or manual cancellation is needed: To cancel the payment, on the BA screen:
If the customer is entitled to arrears for a period before the cancellation date, these may need to be released using the Recording and correcting employment income details process. If the customer intends to claim YA (job seeker) or JSP, tell them that their YA or JSP will only be assessed from the date they lodge a new claim. Tell the customer that a debt may be generated for payments received when not qualified as a student. Procedure ends here. |
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5 |
Current Austudy or YA student, aged 22 and over, no longer intends to study or cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, notifies within 14 days from the date of event + Read more ... The student ceases to qualify for Austudy or YA from the date they stopped to have an intention to study, unless they have become an Australian Apprentice. If they want to receive YA as an Australian Apprentice, see Existing customer starts an Australian Apprenticeship. Newstart Education Status (NES)/Education Course Details (EDC/EDCH) coding will cancel payment NST - Not a Full-Time Student. If another cancellation code is more appropriate: To cancel Austudy or YA, on the BA screen, select Add. On the Create Benefit Action screen, key these fields:
If the customer is entitled to arrears for a period prior to the cancellation date, these may need to be released using the Recording and correcting employment income details. If the customer requires further financial assistance:
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Assessing a student's entitlement when starting a new course after an end of course or intention to study review
Table 4
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Step |
Action |
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1 |
Continuing/intending student assessment + Read more ... Students who are continuing to study and starting a new course in the next available study period must meet the continuing/intending student rules. Does the student meet the continuing/intending student rules?
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2 |
Customer aged 22 years and over, not entitled to receive payment for new course + Read more ... Auto cancellation will occur when the previous course end date is reached. An automatic letter will be sent to advise of the cancellation of Austudy/ Youth Allowance (YA) from this date. If the new course is not approved, the auto cancellation reason can be replaced by updating the Benefit Action (BA) screen. To update, on the BA screen:
If the customer requires further financial assistance:
Procedure ends here. |
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3 |
Aged under 22 years, not entitled to receive student payment for new course + Read more ... If the new course is not approved or the customer cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, they are no longer entitled to receive student payments. Has the customer contacted before their student end date or within 14 days after their student end date?
If the customer requires further financial assistance:
Procedure ends here. |
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4 |
Aged under 22 years, not entitled to receive student payment for new course, notifies within 14 days + Read more ... The customer may continue to qualify for YA if they are under 22 years of age and willing to satisfy their mutual obligation requirements as a job seeker or they have become an Australian Apprentice. If they want to receive YA as:
If they no longer want to receive YA, on the BA screen:
If the customer requires further financial assistance:
Procedure ends here. |
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5 |
Updating intention to study details + Read more ... If the customer has a current intention to study coded on EDC:
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6 |
New course details + Read more ...
Record details of contact with the customer on a Note. Procedure ends here. |
Customer First
On this page:
End of course and intention to study reviews for students
End of course and intention to study reviews when customer intends to study in a new course
Assessing a student's entitlement when starting a new course after an end of course review
End of course and intention to study reviews for students
Table 1
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Step |
Action |
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1 |
Type of review/activity being processed + Read more ... If the customer makes updates online via the Manage study details option and the updates need manual action, the system will create ZCOC or ZALL activities. Check the Document List (DL) and History Summary (HS) screens to determine which review the activity relates to. If the review/activity being processed is the:
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2 |
Failed course end date (CED) review + Read more ... Where there are no new course details, an automatic review is created the day after the Student End Date (SED) to change student status on the Newstart Education Status (NES) table to NST - Not a Student. If there is an error, this review cannot autocomplete. The system creates a work item that allocates for manual action. The reviews contain:
Failure to correctly complete these work items can result in payment continuing incorrectly. If allocated a failed CED review:
YA customers under 22 years of age who are getting YA:
When actioning a failed CED review for a person under 22 years of age:
For help resolving complex issues, see Tier 0 technical support - self-sufficiency. Procedure ends here. |
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3 |
Actioning CED SY73 letter not sent MFU + Read more ... Where a student payment claim is granted or updates are made and on the day of processing, the Student End Date (SED) is within 28 days, a CED SY73 letter not sent - issue manually MFU is created. This occurs because the system has been unable to issue the You need to act now letter that would usually issue 4 weeks before the SED. Note: check the History Summary (HS) screen first to see if the letter has been sent. Where the letter has been sent, complete the MFU with no further action required. If the letter has not been sent, attempt to contact the customer by phone to see if they intend to continue studying. If contact with the customer is:
Procedure ends here. |
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4 |
Issuing a manual course end date letter + Read more ... Generate a manual letter:
Procedure ends here. |
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5 |
Your course is ending review sent + Read more ... Four weeks before their student end date, an end of course review letter is sent to the student. If updates are made to the student end date so that it falls within the next 28 days, an automatic end of course review letter will not be generated and information needs to be gathered verbally or by sending a manual letter.
If the information is being provided verbally, make sure full details of the new course are obtained. Once obtained, determine if there are any complex issues, (for example, allowable time discrepancies, course pending approval) that may need further investigation and action. Seek technical support if required to correctly assess complex issues. |
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6 |
Course details required review sent + Read more ... Three weeks before their intention to study end date, a 'Course details required' letter is sent to the student to remind them that they are required to supply their new course details as their intention to study period is ending. If the student does not respond to the 'Course details required' letter before the end of their intention to study period, their record will Suspend - Failed to Provide Course Details (SUS-PCD). Intention to study periods for intending students can be extended up to 21 weeks, but should not extend past the next available study period for the student's course at their institution. (This does not apply to YA customers who have an intention to study during a temporary incapacity period. See Youth Allowance (YA) student or Australian Apprentice becomes incapacitated or impacted by unforeseen or extreme circumstances.) To assess an intention to study review, see Table 2 > Step 4. |
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7 |
Continuation of study + Read more ... Does the student intend to continue studying in the next study period?
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8 |
Update education details + Read more ...
For a dependent student receiving the away from home rate, determine if they continue to be entitled to the away from home rate. |
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9 |
Determine age of customer + Read more ... Once the education details have been updated, determine the age of the student. If they are aged:
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10 |
Customer aged under 22 years, ceased studying before the end of their course + Read more ... Has the student contacted before their student end date, or within 14 days after their student end date?
Procedure ends here. |
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11 |
Customer aged under 22 years, ceased studying before the end of their course, notifies within 14 days + Read more ... The customer may continue to qualify for YA if they are under 22 years of age and willing to satisfy mutual obligation requirements as a job seeker or they have become an Australian Apprentice. If they want to receive YA as:
If they no longer want to receive YA, cancel YA:
Procedure ends here. |
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12 |
Customer aged 22 years or over, ceased studying before the end of their course + Read more ... Austudy or YA will auto cancel with reason NST - Not a Full-Time Student the date after the student end date. An automatic letter will be issued. If study has stopped and contact has been made to test eligibility for another income support payment, tell the customer that a debt may be generated for payments received when not qualified as a student. If they want to claim payment as a job seeker, see Student to job seeker transfers. Discuss eligibility for other payments and services.
Procedure ends here. |
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13 |
Continuing/intending student + Read more ... Does the customer meet the continuing/ intending student rules?
Procedure ends here. |
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14 |
Extending or continuing in the same course + Read more ... There may be a need to change or correct the date in the Course End Date/Inst Course End Date field and Student End Date fields on the EDC screen. Allowable time must also be considered. For more on changing course end dates, see Effect of end of course on payments for students. Note: the NES screen may need updating if the previously recorded Student End Date on the EDC screen is in the past. Delete the NES entry of Not a student to restore and correctly represent continuing study. If payment is cancelled from previous Student End Date + 1, check the XDS/XBS screens and restore via the BA screen if required. Procedure ends here. |
End of course and intention to study reviews when customer intends to study in a new course
Table 2
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Step |
Action |
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1 |
Details of new course + Read more ... Is the student able to provide full details of the new course, or their first course preference for the next study period?
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2 |
Full details of the new course are available + Read more ... If advising of study by distance education/correspondence or flexible learning, check that minimum workload criteria have been met. Determine if the student's course can be approved, and they:
Note: a maximum age limit applies to YA Remind the student that if they are providing their first course preference and they are not accepted into that course, or they choose to start a different course, they must notify of the change of study details within 14 days. For students who intend on studying a Startup Year course to be considered a continuing student they must:
See Startup Year Courses for more information. If the student is unsure if they will enrol in the Startup Year Course due to awaiting confirmation of a STARTUP-HELP loan, go to Step 3. See Table 4 > Step 1. If course approval, or full-time study requirements cannot be determined, refer to Local Peer Support (LPS). |
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3 |
Student does not have full details of course + Read more ... If the student intends to study in the next study period but is unable to provide course details, they can continue to receive YA or Austudy until their study intentions have been confirmed. Note: a maximum age limit applies to YA. For a dependent student under 22 years of age receiving the away from home rate, determine if they continue to be entitled to the away from home rate. Code the intention to study period by updating the Education Course Details (EDC) screen manually as follows:
Note: if Not a Student is coded on the NES screen for student end date + 1 day for the previous intention to study period, the system may automatically cancel payments from this date. If required, check the XDS/XBS screens and restore via the BA screen. The system will issue a Course details required letter to obtain actual study details 3 weeks before the end of the intention to study period. If the customer does not respond to this letter by the end of the intention to study period, their payments will Suspend - Failed to Provide Course Details (SUS-PCD). Procedure ends here. |
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4 |
Course details required letter + Read more ... Has the customer responded to the Course details required letter?
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5 |
No response to letter + Read more ... If no contact has been made by the student end date, the student's payment will suspend with the reason Failed to Supply Course Details PCD from the student end date + 1 day. A letter advising of the suspension is automatically issued. If the student:
Procedure ends here. |
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6 |
Student with intention to study on the EDC screen contacts or responds to the Course Details Required letter + Read more ... Action the intention to study review according to the circumstances. If actioning an update that has been allocated as a Change of Circumstances (CoC), edit the status of the CoC to ‘completed’ when the update is complete. If they are advising:
If the student needs an intention to study extension:
Procedure ends here. |
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7 |
No longer has intention to study or intends to study in an unapproved course so does not meet the continuing/intending student rules + Read more ... Update the customer record with the date the student decided not to return to study, or enrol in an unapproved course:
See Table 3 > Step 1. |
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8 |
Course approval issues or course details provided are incomplete + Read more ... If the information provided is unclear or incomplete, or it cannot immediately be determined that the course is approved, collect as much information as possible. Information that could be requested in this situation includes proof of enrolment, description of course from education provider’s website or handbook. If details cannot be obtained verbally, issue a Request for Information letter to obtain details using the guided procedure.
If the student knows the full course details, but it cannot be determined if the course is approved on the National Course Approvals intranet page, see Referrals to Course Assessment and Liaisons Officers (CALOs). |
Finalising process when a customer advises they no longer intend to study or they cannot be considered a continuing/intending student
Table 3
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Step |
Action |
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1 |
Identifying status of customer + Read more ...
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2 |
Payment suspended - Failed to Provide Course Details (SUS-PCD) + Read more ... Determine the date the customer no longer has an intention to study and if payments are suspended for any of the following reasons:
This could be the date they were advised they were not accepted in the course/s they applied for, or another date they decided not to return to study. Eligibility for YA or Austudy would stop from this date if they no longer have an intention to study. Once this date is determined, update details:
Advise that a debt may be generated for payments received when not qualified as a student. If they want to continue receiving payment as a job seeker, see Student to job seeker transfers. Procedure ends here. |
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3 |
Current YA student aged under 22, no longer intends to study or cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, notifies within 14 days from date of event + Read more ... The student may continue to qualify for YA if they are under 22 years of age and willing to satisfy their mutual obligation requirements as a job seeker or they have become an Australian Apprentice. If they want to receive YA as:
If they no longer want to receive YA:
If the customer is entitled to arrears for a period prior to the cancellation date, these may need to be released using the Recording and correcting employment income details process. Procedure ends here. |
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4 |
Current Austudy or YA student, no longer intends to study or cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, notifies outside 14 days from the date of event + Read more ... Failure to notify stopping study within 14 days will result in job seeking claims being assessed from the date they contact the agency. If an Austudy or YA student ceases to have an intention to study or cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, and intends to claim a job seeking payment, they should:
If they have become an Australian Apprentice with a current Commonwealth registration number, see Existing customer starts an Australian Apprenticeship. Newstart Education Status (NES)/Education Course Details (EDC) coding may cancel payment Not a Full-Time Student (NST). If another cancellation code is more appropriate or manual cancellation is needed: To cancel the payment:
If the customer is entitled to arrears for a period prior to the cancellation date, these may need to be released using the Recording and correcting employment income details process. If the customer intends to claim YA (job seeker) or JSP, tell them that their YA or JSP will only be assessed from the date they lodge a new claim. Tell the customer that a debt may be generated for payments received when not qualified as a student. Procedure ends here. |
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5 |
Current Austudy or YA student, aged 22 years or over, no longer intends to study or cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, notifies within 14 days from the date of event + Read more ... The student ceases to qualify for Austudy or YA from the date they stopped to have an intention to study, unless they have become an Australian Apprentice. If they want to receive YA as an Australian Apprentice, see Existing customer starts an Australian Apprenticeship. Newstart Education Status (NES)/Education Course Details (EDC) coding will cancel payment Not a Full-Time Student (NST). If another cancellation code is more appropriate: To cancel Austudy or YA:
If the customer is entitled to arrears for a period prior to the cancellation date, these may need to be released using the Recording and correcting employment income details process. If the customer requires further financial assistance:
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Assessing a student's entitlement when starting a new course after an end of course or intention to study review
Table 4: steps to determine whether the student can receive payment as a continuing/intending student when starting a new course.
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Step |
Action |
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1 |
Continuing/intending student assessment + Read more ... Students who are continuing to study and starting a new course in the next available study period must meet the continuing/intending student rules. Does the student meet the continuing/intending student rules?
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2 |
Customer aged 22 years and over, not entitled to receive payment for new course + Read more ... Auto cancellation will occur when the previous course end date is reached. An automatic letter will be sent to advise of the cancellation of Austudy/ Youth Allowance (YA) from this date. If the new course is not approved, the auto cancellation reason can be replaced by coding the Benefit Action (BA) screen. If another cancellation code is more appropriate:
If the customer requires further financial assistance:
Procedure ends here. |
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3 |
Aged under 22 years, not entitled to receive student payment for new course + Read more ... If the new course is not approved or the customer cannot be considered a continuing/intending student, they are no longer entitled to receive student payments. Has the customer contacted before their student end date or within 14 days after their student end date?
If the customer requires further financial assistance:
Procedure ends here. |
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4 |
Aged under 22 years, not entitled to receive student payment for new course, notifies within 14 days + Read more ... The customer may continue to qualify for YA if they are under 22 years of age and willing to satisfy their mutual obligation requirements as a job seeker or they have become an Australian Apprentice. If they want to receive YA as:
If they no longer want to receive YA:
Advise that a debt may be generated for payments received when not qualified as a student. If the customer requires further financial assistance:
Procedure ends here. |
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5 |
Updating intention to study details + Read more ... If the customer has a current intention to study coded on EDC:
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6 |
New course details + Read more ... Code the new study details by updating the Education Course Details (EDC) screen manually:
Record details of contact with the customer on a DOC. Procedure ends here. |