Who Qualifies as an Assignor?
Are you looking to refer individuals to Project Bono's programs, but not sure if you qualify as an assignor? You've come to the right place! In this article, we'll explain who can become an assignor and how to take advantage of our unique value proposition.
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What is an Assignor?
An assignor is anyone who refers individuals to Project Bono's programs for various reasons, including legal, occupational, educational, or personal reasons. This means that if you are a court, school, employer, community organization, or parent/guardian looking to refer individuals to our programs, you can become a Project Bono assignor.
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The Benefits of Becoming an Assignor
As a Project Bono assignor, you can take advantage of our unique value proposition of contributing 25% of enrollment proceeds back to your community. This means that when individuals enroll in our programs through your referral, a portion of the enrollment fee goes towards positive efforts within your community.
When communities partner with us and use our unique value proposition, they can expect to see tangible benefits such as reduced burden on taxpayers, lower rates of recidivism, and a redirection of funds from harmful activities towards philanthropic community efforts. By providing comprehensive education to individuals who need it and giving back to the community, we aim to create a brighter and more sustainable future for everyone.
When communities partner with us and use our unique value proposition, they can expect to see tangible benefits such as reduced burden on taxpayers, lower rates of recidivism, and a redirection of funds from harmful activities towards philanthropic community efforts. By providing comprehensive education to individuals who need it and giving back to the community, we aim to create a brighter and more sustainable future for everyone.
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How do I Become a Project Bono Partnered Assignor?
Now that you know who qualifies as an assignor, how can you become a Project Bono partnered assignor? It's simple. All you need to do is reach out to us to learn more about our assignor program. Our team will work with you to understand your specific needs and how our programs can benefit your community. We'll provide you with all the necessary information and tools to refer individuals to our programs and start contributing back to your community.
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Takeaway
Anyone can become an assignor, including courts, schools, employers, community organizations, and parents/guardians. As a Project Bono Partnered Assignor, you can take advantage of our unique value proposition of contributing 25% of enrollments back to your community. To learn more about our assignor program and how to become a partner, reach out to us today at team@projectbono.com.
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How does Project Bono work?
Project Bono offers correctional education programs that aim to educate first-time and repeat offenders about the risks associated with substance abuse and harmful behaviors.
As you progress through our courses, you'll have access to various forms of media, including videos, to help you understand the material.
Once you've completed the course and met the time requirement, you'll receive a certificate of completion that you can share with your court, school, or employer.
As you progress through our courses, you'll have access to various forms of media, including videos, to help you understand the material.
Once you've completed the course and met the time requirement, you'll receive a certificate of completion that you can share with your court, school, or employer.
One thing that makes Project Bono stand out is that we donate 25% of enrollment proceeds back to the communities that assign our programs.
This means that by assigning our programs, not only are individuals learning valuable life skills and building awareness, but they are also enriching the communities that assign our programs.
This means that by assigning our programs, not only are individuals learning valuable life skills and building awareness, but they are also enriching the communities that assign our programs.
What Programs are offered?
We cover a wide range of topics including Drugs & Alcohol Awareness, Cannabis Education, Minor in Possession (MIP), Nicotine Prevention, Bullying Prevention, Anger Management, Theft Prevention, Truancy Prevention, and more.
We continuously update our programs to reflect current research and trends in substance abuse and other harmful behaviors.
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Can I take a course on my phone?
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All of our courses are accessible across any device with a web browser.
All of our courses are accessible across any device with a web browser.
Can I take a course on my phone?
Project Bono is accessible to anyone with a web browser (such as Google Chrome, Safari, Microsoft Edge, etc.), and a stable internet connection. Whether you choose to participate from a desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone, you should be able to access our programs with ease.
Our website is designed to adjust to your device's screen size and resolution, making it easy to start a course on one device and pick up where you left off on another. If you have any questions about the technology required to participate in our programs, our support team is always here to help.
Our website is designed to adjust to your device's screen size and resolution, making it easy to start a course on one device and pick up where you left off on another. If you have any questions about the technology required to participate in our programs, our support team is always here to help.
What if my certificate is not accepted?
If your certificate of completion is not accepted by a member of the court, counselor, employer, administrator, or any other occupational, educational, or legal assigner, please contact us.
Our certificates come backed with a 30-day acceptance guarantee. If your certificate is not accepted for any reason, please provide us with documented proof of rejection, such as an email or written statement from the assigner.
We always recommend contacting your issuing party before purchasing any of our courses to confirm they will accept your certificate. Please note that refunds in these cases are only granted within the 30-day guarantee period.
How do I request a refund?
If you need to request a refund for any reason, including if your certificate of completion is not accepted by your assignor, you can do so by sending us an email at team@projectbono.com.
To enact our acceptance guarantee, please include in your email a written proof of decline from the assignor that includes a way of reaching them. If the request is within 30 days of your purchase and meets the criteria of our acceptance guarantee, we will process your refund promptly.
Please note that refunds that don't qualify for the acceptance guarantee, such as those requested outside of the 30-day window or for reasons other than non-acceptance by your assignor, are reviewed and issued on a case-by-case basis.
If you have any questions or concerns about requesting a refund, please don't hesitate to contact our customer support team at team@projectbono.com.
Am I able to pause the course?
Yes, participants are able to pause the course and continue at any time, on any device. Our platform is designed to save your progress consistently while you participate in the course, so you can pick up right where you left off. Whether you need to take a break for a few hours or a few days, you can rest assured that your progress will be saved.
We want you to get the most out of our courses and achieve your goals, and that means being able to learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. So go ahead and take a break if you need to - we'll be here when you're ready to continue.
How long does it take to complete a course?
The time it takes to complete a course varies depending on the time requirement you choose. When you enroll in a course, the time requirement will be clearly stated on the course page, along with an estimated completion time based on that requirement.
If you're unsure about which time requirement to choose or have any other questions about course completion time, you should reach out to your assigning party.
What does the certificate look like?
Every certificate generated by Project Bono includes the following information: course title and time requirement, student's name, birth date, address, date of completion, and certificate verification link. This information is unique to each certificate and cannot be duplicated or edited.
We offer certificates in PDF format because it's the most efficient way to send documents over email, while also reducing paper, ink, energy, transportation, and overall costs required to mail a physical copy.
Remember, it's important to submit your certificate of completion to your assignor as soon as possible to avoid any complications. If you have any questions or issues, please contact our support team for assistance.
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