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# Adding a Participant to a Group Course

There are three ways to add a participant to a course — depending on where you are in the system.

## Adding from the Participants tab

Go to the ***Participants*** tab and select the participants you want to add. Once selected, the ***Mass actions*** button will appear on the right — click it and choose ***Add to course***.

{% hint style="info" %}
This method lets you add participants to a course in bulk — select as many people as you need and enrol them all at once.
{% endhint %}

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## Adding through course details

Select a course from the ***Courses*** tab or from the ***Calendar***, go to its details, open the ***Participants*** section, and click ***Add participant***.

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## Adding from a participant's profile

Open the participant's profile, go to the ***Courses*** section, and click ***Add to course***.

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