Careerist education termsThanks for visiting the Careerist Education Terms page. Careerist adopts and implements General Education Rules to better clarify the educational process of our training programs. These General Education Rules are part of the educational process and can be reviewed by Careerist at its sole discretion. Upon enrollment, students agree to carefully read and agree to these Careerist Education Terms.
1. Education process
1.1. The Student is entitled to request a re-enrollment (one time only) for the next cohort of their program, but the final decision about this re-enrollment is at Careerist’s sole discretion and is subjected to availability.
1.2. Access to training materials is private and non transferable. The Student is responsible for the safekeeping of the training materials, login details and password information. Careerist has the right to suspend access to training materials if any suspicious activity is detected.
1.3. Access to training materials is valid during the twelve (12) months after the Student first enrolls in the program.
1.4. The training program schedule, video recordings, homework tasks, and Student learning rating can be found in Careerist’s Learning Management System.
2. Mentorship.
2.1. The Student can request Mentorship sessions to complete homework and/or to review lesson materials:
- One time by phone (for each lesson).
- Two times by email (for each lesson).
These support sessions are subject to the additional following conditions:
2.1.1. The Mentors email addresses and phone numbers are provided by request via [email protected] or the Student’s Slack channel.
2.1.2. The maximum duration of each support session by phone is 60 minutes and should be booked by the Student no later than two (2) business days in advance.
2.1.3. Mentorship by phone and email for each lesson is not cumulative and not interchangeable (i.e., if the Student does not use Mentorship for a certain lesson, the Student may not roll them over as additional mentorship for another lesson).
2.1.4. Limitations of Mentorship sessions for certain training programs:
Data Analytics Program: the number of Mentorship sessions is limited to 6 per each course module;
UX/UI Design Program: the number of Mentorship sessions is limited to 2 per Learning section.
2.2. The Student is eligible to receive Mentorship only regarding the lesson materials. This type of support does not provide consultations with respect to job counseling or other requests which are not connected to the lessons materials.
2.3. While Mentorship is integral to the Learning section of the program, the Student may also request additional Mentorship sessions during the Internship, Career Coaching, and Job Search Tools sections of the program. These additional sessions are subject to availability and at Careerist’s sole discretion.
3. Internship.
3.1. Additional services – such as an internship opportunity in the form of an internship or internship simulator/internal internship (the “Additional Services”) are subject to eligibility criteria set forth below depending on the training program type.
3.2. The internship opportunity access criteria:
Manual QA.
The Manual QA internship stage consists of two projects:
Internal project (1.5-week internship at Careerist). To gain access to this part of the internship, a student needs to:
QA Automation.
The QA Automation program includes a 3-week internship. To gain access to the internship, a student needs to:
Sales Engineering.
The Sales Engineering training program includes a 3-week internship simulator. To gain access to the internship simulator, a student needs to:
Systems Engineering.
The Systems Engineering training program includes a 4-week internal internship/internship simulator. To gain access to this internal internship /internship simulator, a student needs to:
UX/UI Design
The UX/UI Design training program includes a 5-week internship. To get access to the internship, a student needs to:
3.3. A Student who was granted access to the basic-level internship but failed to complete it is entitled for one re-enrollment to the basic-level internship, but the final decision on re-enrollment is at Careerist’s sole discretion and is subject to availability.
3.4. A Student who completes the basic-level internship (if applicable, depending on the training program), is entitled to gain access to the next level of internship, but the final decision about this access to the next level is at Careerist’s sole discretion and is subject to availability.
3.5. The Student has the right to join the advanced-level internship only if this opportunity is granted by the Careerist’s Internship department.
3.6. Access to any level of internship is granted and valid only if the Student complies with all requirements of the project and these Education Rules. Careerist has the right to revoke access to the internship in the case of any noncompliance to the project requirements.
3.7. The Student is provided with support during the internship by email and via messaging application (Slack).
The Student is eligible for receiving support from the Internship department only regarding the internship. The Internship department does not provide consultations with respect to job counseling or other requests which are not connected to internship.
3.8. Internship materials are private and not transferable. The Student is responsible for keeping internship materials safe. Careerist has the right to suspend access to internship materials if any suspicious activity is detected.
3.9. Please be informed that by joining an internship, you accept full responsibility for the applicable laws including but not limited labor and immigration laws and regulations. If it is applicable to your situation, you agree to receive all necessary visas and permissions and to comply with all applicable regulations to be eligible to get access to the internship. You agree to indemnify, defend and hold Careerist, along with its affiliates, officers, directors, contractors, employees, subsidiaries, educational partners, agents, and permitted assigns, harmless from any liability for, or assessment of, any claims or penalties or interest with respect to such labor or immigration requirements, including any liability for, or assessment of, penalties imposed on Careerist, its affiliates, officers, directors, contractors, employees, subsidiaries, educational partners, agents, and permitted assigns, by the relevant authorities with respect to any violations of labor or immigration laws set forth herein.
4. Career Coaching services.
CAREERIST CAREER COACHING SERVICES FOR NON-US STUDENTS ARE LIMITED TO MOCK INTERVIEW SESSIONS, GIVING RECOMMENDATIONS ON HOW TO BUILD LINKEDIN PROFILE AND RESUME. CAREERIST DOES NOT OFFER TO NON-US STUDENTS SERVICES RELATED TO APPLYING FOR WORK OR INTERNSHIP VISA OR ANY OTHER TYPE OF AUTHORIZATION TO LIVE AND WORK IN US. CAREERIST DOES NOT OFFER SERVICES RELATED TO JOB SEARCH MARKET GUIDANCE OUTSIDE OF US.
4.1. Additional services – such as Career Coaching services (the “Additional Services”) – are subject to eligibility criteria and general rules of offering set forth below:
5. Careerist may suspend additional services, or immediately terminate them if: (i) you use the services in a way that disrupts or threatens the services; (ii) we determine, in our sole discretion, there is an evidence of fraud with respect to your account; (iii) we receive notice or we otherwise determine, in our sole discretion, that you may be using services for any illegal purpose or in a way that violates the law or violates, infringes, or misappropriate the intellectual property rights of any third party.
