Affiliate partners

Partner rules: what to say, what never to do

The rules of the NSDP Affiliate Partner Agreement in plain words: how to describe NSDP, fees and schemes honestly, what is never allowed, how NSDP checks for misuse, and what happens if a rule is broken.

For:Affiliate partners2 min read3 sectionsUpdated 7 October 2026

Partners who are honest and helpful earn the most, because people trust them and come back. These rules come from the NSDP Affiliate Partner Agreement you accepted. If the agreement and this page ever differ, the agreement wins.

How to describe NSDP

  • NSDP is the National Skills Development Program, supported by the Government of Punjab and running under the vision of the Governor of Punjab. The official website is nsdp.pk.
  • Courses start from Rs 1,000 a month, paid month by month, in three ways: self-paced, live on Zoom, or at an NSDP campus.
  • Students get an NSDP certificate when they complete a course.
  • The laptop scheme is for top performers: they complete their course, meet the eligibility criteria and then apply. Encourage people to aim for the top.
  • The Asaan Karobar Card (interest-free business financing) is for NSDP students who meet its criteria; it is given on merit.
  • Internships and jobs at jobs.nsdp.pk are offered by companies on merit: never promise anyone a job.
  • Call yourself an independent NSDP affiliate partner.

Never

  • Never take fees. Students pay NSDP directly in the portal. Never accept cash, transfers or wallet payments for a course.
  • Never promise a job, an income or a laptop.
  • Never say you work for NSDP, its office or the government, and never use official logos to look like NSDP's own page.
  • Never invent deadlines, seat counts, discounts or schemes.
  • Never sign up yourself or people who don't exist, and never pay people to sign up.
  • Never spam: no messages to people who said no, no posting in groups that don't allow it, no bulk messages to bought lists.
  • Never bid on the NSDP name in search ads in a way that pretends to be NSDP's official site.

How NSDP checks for misuse

NSDP reviews unusual patterns, for example a high share of refunds, many sign-ups with no payments, or a very large number of clicks with no sign-ups. This is to protect honest partners and students. A flag is not a penalty: NSDP may simply ask you about it.

If a rule is broken

  • ReminderNSDP explains the rule and asks you to change a post or a page.
  • HeldCommission or rewards connected to the problem are held while NSDP checks.
  • CancelledCommission from fake, self or dishonest referrals is cancelled.
  • SuspendedFor serious or repeated breaches, the partner account is suspended and its page turned off.

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