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  1. From joining to payout: the campus journeyEverything 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 4 min read
  2. Your campus portal at a glanceWhat 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.Getting started 5 min read
  3. Putting a teacher forward from your campusHow 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 5 min read
  4. Running on-site courses at your campusThe 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.Campus operations 8 min read
  5. Batches, registration and seats at your campusHow an on-site batch moves from approved to open registration to running and ended, how your campus opens and closes registration, how seat limits and the admission deadline work, and how to use the Batches page.Campus operations 5 min read
  6. How campus payouts workYour 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 5 min read

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