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Campus teachers
Answering NSDP's questions on a teacher request
When a teacher request shows Information needed, NSDP has paused its review and asked you something. How to revise the request and send it back without using up an attempt.
Campus teachers
Rejected teacher requests, resubmitting and the 3-attempt rule
If NSDP rejects a teacher you put forward, you can correct the request and resubmit it. Each candidate gets at most three attempts; a third rejection is permanent.
Campus teachers
The teacher request form, field by field
Every step and field of Put a teacher forward: what is required, the limits and formats, uploading documents, referees, and what the error messages mean.
Campus teachers
Your campus teachers page
The Teachers page in the campus portal: the figures at the top, the approved teachers list and profile drawer, the requests register with its statuses and filters, and the Copy profile button.
Campus teachers
Putting a teacher forward from your campus
How a campus proposes a teacher to NSDP: what to prepare, the five-step request, NSDP's review and interview, the emails you receive, and what happens when the teacher is approved.
Campus teachers
How teachers are linked to a campus
A teacher is linked to a campus when NSDP approves a campus's request for them or assigns them to the campus. What the link lets the teacher and the campus do, what each side can see, and how a link ends.
Campus teachers
Teacher interviews: what your campus sees
NSDP usually interviews a candidate you put forward before deciding. What the interview booking shows, the email you receive, what each outcome means, and what your campus should do.
Campus operations
Running on-site courses at your campus
The On-site courses page: which courses appear, what your campus can change (venue and seat limit), how to open and close registration and take the register, how to create a course with one of your teachers, and how NSDP review works.
Payouts & money
How campus payouts work
Your campus earns a share of every paid seat in its in-person batches. Learn how the share is worked out, why it waits in reserve, the minimum payout and how a payout request moves from NSDP review to payment.
Payouts & money
Reading your campus payout figures
What each figure on Payouts → Overview means: Available, In reserve, In a request, Paid out, your share, the reserve period, the next release and every column of the earnings register.
Approvals & reviews
What happens when a course is sent for review
NSDP reviews recorded courses and instructors' live classes before they go live, and reviews later changes too. Saving is not submitting: how to submit changes with a note, editing again afterwards, the Review requests page, what students see meanwhile, and what to do when changes are requested.
Getting started
From joining to payout: the campus journey
Everything a partner campus does in the portal, in order: first sign-in, the agreement, profile and verification, teachers, on-site courses and NSDP review, batches and registration, classes and attendance, certificates and payouts, with a link to the full guide for each step.
Getting started
Getting help
Where to look first, and who to contact for what: your course's discussion, your school's contact details, NSDP support, and disputes for campuses and teachers.
Account & security
Resetting a forgotten password
Request a reset link by email, choose a new password within 60 minutes, and what happens to your other signed-in devices. Also covers expired links and emails that don't arrive.
Campus operations
The campus dashboard
What the campus portal's Dashboard shows: the hero, what needs your attention, the four figures, today's classes and the week ahead, your batches, teachers, recent activity and quick links, and how each number is counted.
Campus operations
Your campus profile, section by section
A tour of the Campus profile page: its tabs, what each editable section holds with its limits, the images and gallery rules, the details only NSDP can change, and how edits become change requests.
Certificates
How live batch certificates are earned
Live and in-person batches can award a certificate for attendance and required class work. Learn the attendance minimum, how attendance is counted, which class work counts, and how certificates are delivered once the teacher marks the batch as completed and NSDP approves.
Support & disputes
Raising a dispute as a campus
When something about a batch, a register, a teacher, a student, your profile or a payout needs NSDP administration to settle it, open a dispute and keep the whole conversation in one place.
Getting started
How signing in works
Sign in with a one-time email code, your password or Google (when your school offers it). Which page to use, how codes work, how long you stay signed in, and what each sign-in message means.
Getting started
NSDP Rehnuma, the NSDP help desk chat
Ask NSDP Rehnuma, NSDP's automated help desk, about courses, campuses, admissions, schemes and your own account, in English, Urdu or Roman Urdu, and ask for a person whenever you need one.
- What you can ask…"Summary of my batches", "How do I put forward a teacher?" An affiliate partner "What is my referral link?",…
Getting started
Your campus portal at a glance
What each area of the campus portal is for, the menu and the New menu, what the numbers beside menu items mean, what NSDP controls and what your campus controls, and where to start on your first day.
Campus operations
What it means when a campus is suspended
A suspended campus can still sign in and read its records, but everything that changes data is paused until NSDP reactivates it. What still works, what is paused, and how to get reactivated.
Courses
Course information and setup
Create a recorded course, then fill in its Information (title, descriptions, learning details, cover image, course settings, intro video) and use Setup to see what is still missing. The fee and the certificate are set by NSDP. Covers saving, submitting for review and the course statuses.
Courses
Release settings and drip schedules
Choose when each module opens (days after enrolment or fixed dates), switch comments on or off per module, and send an email when a module unlocks. What students see and who gets a changed schedule.