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2. What is the difference between DSA(T) and DSA(A)?
DSA(T) stands for Delegated School Administrator (Teaching Staff). Since the teacher concerned already has an e-Services account, the system will automatically fill in his/her personal particulars once he/she has become a DSA(T). There is no need to create a new account for him/her.
DSA(A) stands for Delegated School Administrator (Administrative Staff). They can be the principal’s secretary, school office clerks, technical support staff, etc.. When assigning them as DSA(A)s, the Master School Administrator has to input their personal particulars and create a username and a password for them.
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Questions in the same category: 2.What is the difference between DSA(T) and DSA(A)? 3.How does a DSA(T) log onto the School Desk? 4.Should I retract the delegation given to a DSA(T) who has departed? 5.Do delegated school accounts share the same function set with the master school account? |