There are many people who are curious about whether their children do well in school and whether they eat well. Being a parent for the first time, I was curious about many things. Today, we are going to learn about the school life information viewing service provided by Nice Parent Service.
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○ What is Nice Parent Service?
○ Use the Nice Parent Service
○ Other notes
What is Nice Parent Service?
Nice parent service is a service that allows you to view your child’s school life online at a glance, including academic information and grades, attendance status, and school life records (awards, certificates, experiential learning activities) without going to school. 나이스 학부모서비스
The parent service provides a total of 56 types of information to current students. Some items (weekly study, report card) are determined by the principal. 좋은뉴스
Student information: timetable, attendance status, school record, education fee payment status, grades (subject evaluation), correct/incorrect answers for each test, grade analysis
Student life: school information, academic calendar, meal plan, home correspondence, subject and teacher in charge, after-school school, elementary care class, school life report (middle), personalized learning (middle/high), national level academic achievement (middle/high) ), volunteer activity history, career activity history
Student health: health record, health check, physical activity, sports club, PAPS, vaccination history
Student Counseling: Notice, Application and Inquiry
Student education: Academic guidance, character guidance, advancement guidance, career guidance, special child guidance, etc.
Communication: Learning materials, college entrance exam materials, contest information, etc.
Using Nice Parent Services
To use the Nice Parent Service, first go to the Nice Public Service page and select ‘Parent Service’. Students can check their academic information in ‘Student Services’.
Select the school district for your child’s school.
You need to register as a member to use the Nice Parent Service for the first time. Click ‘Sign Up’ in the upper right corner.
Signing up for membership proceeds in three steps: agree to the terms and conditions → verify identity → enter member information. First of all, I agree to the terms and conditions.
The following is the identity verification process. You can choose between an i-PIN and a mobile phone to proceed with authentication.
After authentication, you can enter your member information. One thing to note is that if you have more than one child, but the jurisdiction is different, you must register them all.
Membership registration is complete. Finally, you need to issue (or register) a certificate. Please register immediately as most important information can only be accessed by logging in with a certificate.
If a co-certificate is installed, select ‘Register Certificate’. If you do not have a certificate or you wish to obtain a separate certificate for Nice Parent Services, you may select ‘Get Certificate’.
After registering the certificate, the main screen will be displayed like this. The last step is to register your child. Click ‘Register (My) Child’.
Check the entered information, search and select your child’s school, and enter student information.
When you click Apply, a pop-up window with instructions for completion will appear. If you apply, the school approves it, but in my case, it was approved in one day.
Once approved, your child’s name and school will be displayed on the main page.
Other notes
There is also a way to use Nice Parent Services (Student Services) on your cell phone. If you search for ‘Nice public service’ in the Play Store (App Store), you can install the app that appears.
In the mobile application, you can check the academic calendar, meal plan, class timetable, home communication, and school information. These days, there are many people who do not use PCs well, so I think you can check simple information on your cell phone.
So far, we have looked at the information provided by Nice Parent Service and how to use it. I hope this helps, and I will finish this post.