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I just thought I would update, particularly for Private Schools after multiple communications with our reseller and Kivuto.
There are two programmes – EES (Education Service) and CSP (Customer Service Programme). We and all Schools not part of the Ministry Agreement (EES) will likely be on CSP. Ours does include student use benefit. (Basically students could use licenses while they are enrolled).
There is no facility for student to keep Windows 10 Education as there is no agreement number and Kivuto will therefore not provide access to free software.
Hope this saves someone elses time.
Regards
Grant
From: Sam McNeill
Sent: Tuesday, 3 May 2022 8:54 am
To: Techies for schools
Subject: Re: [techies-for-schools] Re: Windows Student Use Benefit - Free upgrade to Win10/11 Education Edition
Landyn,
Do you have the unified M365 SKU assigned to the user?
If so, the Windows license is included in the Apps below:
In a Unified SKU situation there are no longer separate licenses for Windows / EMS / Office365
Cheers
On Monday, May 2, 2022 at 9:12:59 AM UTC+12 Jono Green wrote:
Hi Landyn,
I would hazard a guess and need to confirm but the entitlements should be conferred directly under the Microsoft 365 A3 license rather than within the combined parts of A3 (i.e. Office 365 A3, EMS A3 and Windows 10/11 A3) as I've seen licensing providers do in the past.
It appears you're right regarding the Microsoft agreements as licensing availability under the Microsoft Terms indicates Microsoft Customer Agreement (CSP) is the only way to specifically get Windows 10/11 Enterprise A3 now? Windows 11 Education E3 is still available through the Enrolment for Education Services (EES) channel but I'm not sure if that's the current mechanism for schools to receive their licensing.
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