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How To Articles
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- How to Create a New Membership Template
- How to Use Memberships and Trial Memberships
- How to Use Agreements
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- How to Use the Programs Section (Ranks Overview, Eligible to Promote, Promotions)
- How to Create or Edit Programs
- How to Use the Prospect Profile
- How to Use the Student Profile
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- How to Create a Family
- How to Use the Student Profile
- How to Update a Student's Information on the Student Profile
- How to Inactivate or Freeze on the Student Profile
- How to Use the Student List / Member List
- How to Use Student Sign-Up
- How to Create a New Student
- How to Create and Add Awards
- Prospect and Student Statuses
- How to Use Agreements
- How to Use the Programs Section (Ranks Overview, Eligible to Promote, Promotions)
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- How to Use the Kiosk Check-in Screen
- How to Create a Kiosk Check-in Screen Shortcut (Chrome)
- Tip: How Do I Print PINs for Student Attendance Check In?
- Tip: How to Use a Kindle Fire Tablet for the Kiosk Check In Screen
- Best Practice: How to Create an Employee Account for Attendance
- How to Use Mass Check In
- How to Print Barcode Labels for Attendance Check In
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How To Videos
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Getting Started
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- Kicksite Training Guide
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- Step 3: Basic Kicksite Tasks
- Step 4: Get Finances Set Up
- Step 5: Bring in New Students with Marketing Tools
- Step 6: Keep Students Connected
- How to Create a New Membership Template
- How to Create a New Student
- How to Use the Programs Section (Ranks Overview, Eligible to Promote, Promotions)
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FAQs
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After you create a Belt Test Event, you see the Candidate List. The Candidate List displays all the students within the programs and ranks that are eligible to be invited to the Belt Test Event.
First Steps
First, create the Belt Test Event.
The Candidate List:
For each student, you see their name and picture, program, current rank, date of their last promotion, number of attendances at the current rank, number of days at the current rank, and the testing fee for their next promotion.
Keep in mind that none of the students on the this list have been placed in the event yet.
This page allows you to select those students that have met eligibility requirements and are ready to test. The benefit of this feature is that you can plan out all future Belt Test Events and add each student in as they reach eligibility.
Filter your students:
The Candidates List allows you to easily filter or sort your students as you need:
- To show only the students that have met attendance requirements, click the Eligible Based on Attendance button.
- To show only the students that have met time requirements, click the Eligible Based on Days at Rank button.
- To filter by any other category, use the search bar to search for names, programs, ranks, promotion dates, and more.
Add your students to the event:
To add students to a belt test event from the candidate list:
- Select the check box next to the student’s name and picture. Note: You can select multiple students or you can also click the Select All button at the bottom of the screen.
- Click Add to Event.
The Candidates List also allows you to email students from the list, in case you need to provide them with a bit more information, encouragement, and/or motivation.
What’s Next?
After you select the candidates for the Belt Test Event, you need to manage the Belt Test Event. After you have the actual promotion test, you will then want to promote students on the Belt Test Event.