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InPlace is your student placement system. The system provides a central hub for students, staff and placement provider agencies to manage and update placement information. InPlace allows you instant access to your allocated placement information. The system has a number of other benefits including:
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The My Details page displays your personal details and all placement prerequisites. You can upload and manage documentation for your placements immunisation records, criminal background checks, and driver's licence information.
InPlace Software is a web-based platform that facilitates student placement and work-integrated learning. If you are a student or staff member of Western Sydney University, you can sign in here to access your placement information, manage your preferences, and communicate with your supervisors and mentors.
InPlace Sign-On. Staff and Students. or. Other Accounts. Log in with your InPlace Account.
- Viewing Inplace on A Mobile device?
- Toolbar
- Confirmed Pane
- Available Pane
- To Do List
- Notifications List
- User Account Menu
On a mobile device your Home page looks a bit different – but all the same information is available and it’s just as easy to access. Tip! On a mobile device tap the menu icon to access the toolbar items.
Calendar:opens your calendar of confirmed placements and any self-selectable placements you've nominated. It may also show your course-related classes, lectures, interviews, and other engagements. Shared Documents:displays a list of important documents and forms that you must download and read. Username:click your username to open the user account ...
Use the Confirmedpane (or tab, on a mobile device) to view a quick snapshot of your next upcoming placement. From here you can: 1. click your ‘next attending’ placement to view its details, including your schedule and any related documents. 2. click View All Confirmedto see the list of all your confirmed placements and any successful extracurricula...
Use the Availablepane (or tab, on a mobile device) to see at a glance what types of work experience and extracurricular events (such as internships, projects, volunteering, and seminars) are currently being advertised. These are known as 'Opportunities' in InPlace. From here you can: 1. click View Availableto open the Available page and view a list...
This is your list of tasks that you need to acknowledge, review, or action. Click any task to open the relevant page and then complete whatever work is required. For example, you might have to: 1. provide missing or outdated information (such as compliance information – police background check, first aid certificate and so on) 2. submit placement p...
This is your list of notifications that you need to read but don’t need to action. For example, you might get a message from your placement coordinator telling you that placement dates will be advertised in a week's time. NOTE: Notifications disappear from the list after 15 days.
Click your user name in the upper right to open the user account menu for more actions: 1. My Details:displays your personal details and other compliance documentation relevant to your placements—you may receive a 'To Do' task to review this information. 2. Help:opens the Online Help function where you can find comprehensive overviews and step-by-s...
On the toolbar click Requirements. The Requirements page opens. Note: This data is synced with your institute’s Student Record System. On the Placement tab to see the requirements for the placements you’ll be expected to complete throughout your course including: total number of days/hours required by your course.
