Typo3 Access and Training

Go-Link for this page: www.uni-kassel.de/go/typo3-account

1. Before registering, please check whether you have a realistic chance of obtaining a TYPO3 account. Only a limited number ofnew accounts are issued, typically through a waiting list process. You can see the current quota below.
2. A prerequisite for a TYPO3 account is the successful completion of an e-learning course. You have three weeks to successfully complete the course. In the fourth week, you will complete a practice assignment. Courses start monthly. Please note:
   • It is not possible to extend the training period.
   • If your enrollment is canceled or you do not complete the course by the deadline, you must reapply for an available training spot. Automatic rollover to the following month is not permitted.
3. Upgrading Permissions
   Upgradingyour permissions requires completion of the advanced training course (Advanced Editing).
4. You can submit an application to participate in the training here: Typo3 Training
5. You can find an overview of the permission levels here: Editor and Advanced Editor

Number of accounts determined by a decision of the Executive Committee (P/91):

Departments may allocate up to two accounts per field of study, one account per institute, and up to eight accounts for the central administration. The limits mentioned represent the maximum allocation. In the interest of proactively minimizing damage and reducing digital attack surfaces, it is expressly desired and recommended that the number of accounts remain below these guidelines. The academic departments are explicitly urged to do so.

Central units, academic centers, research and competence centers, departments, and administrative offices of the university administration, as well as the student self-government, receive up to six accounts. Representatives and interest groups receive up to two accounts. Here, too, the goal is to minimize the number of accounts.