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Student profile

One person's record across all your courses: personal data, enrollments, certificates and attendance — and the place to keep their data complete for certificates.

When to use

To review or edit a student's personal details (the data printed on certificates), see every course they're in, and check their certificates.

Where

  • Sidebar: Students → click a student
  • URL: /partner/students/:userId
  • Roles: Owner / Admin / Manager.

Step-by-step

  1. Open a student from the list. The header shows name, email, phone and an account status chip — Active (account activated) or Pending activation (hasn't set a password yet). Student profile with enrollments and personal data
  2. Click "Detailed data" to expand the full personal record (used on certificates).
  3. Click the edit (pencil) — "Edit student data" — to update the fields, then save. Student profile in edit mode
  4. Review the student's enrollments, certificates, and attendance in the sections below.

Fields & validation

Personal data (all optional unless your certificates need them): PESEL, Date of birth, Place of birth, Province of birth, Gender, Workplace, Identity document + Document number, address (Street and number, Postal code, City), Work email. The Email (login) cannot be changed from this view.

What happens / outcome

  • Saving updates the student's profile ("Student data updated") — these values flow onto issued certificates.
  • The profile aggregates the person across courses, so edits here apply everywhere they're enrolled.

Edge cases & errors

  • Missing email: a banner warns that an email is required to issue certificates and send messages — add it here.
  • Account status reflects whether the student activated their Passport login, independent of enrollment status.
  • For in-course actions (payment, attendance, grade) for one specific course, use the student card.

FAQ

  • Why edit personal data here? Fields like PESEL and address are printed on completion certificates — keep them accurate before issuing.
  • Profile vs card? The profile is cross-course (the person); the card is one course enrollment.