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An iDosvid partner (hereinafter, the Partner) is a partner of Virginia Institute of Technology LLC (hereinafter, the Institute) in development of iDosvid in order to make iDosvid pitch real. In addition to iDosvid, the Institute develops CNMCyber, which is a similar service for adults. CNMCyber Team (hereinafter, We) oversees iDosvid's development on the Institute's side.

1 Brief proposal
- 1.1 In the nutshell
- 1.2 30-second version
2 What practice we envision
3 What services we build
4 What delivery we anticipate
- 4.1 After-school program
- 4.2 Global extensions
5 What we already get
6 What we can commit to
7 What we need
8 What partner we look for
- 8.1 Key requirements
- 8.2 Partnership vs hiring
9 What is to be negotiated
- 9.1 Contract text
- 9.2 Motivation
10 Student motivation
11 Partner motivation

Brief proposal

Because iDosvid is not a market exchangeable yet, we don't plan significant marketing campaigns with TV commercials, etc. as of now. When an minimum viable product () of iDosvid is developed, we may launch such a campaign to reach out to potential participants, not developers.

This very wikipage expresses most advanced versions of iDosvid's sales pitch. The pitches for developer recruitment are published on the Careerprise pitch wikipage; the ones for iDosvid to be are so on the iDosvid pitch wikipage.

In the nutshell

Developing iDosvid: The Institute develops the package of services that is collectively called iDosvid, which means "And experience" in Ukrainian; the service was originally supposed to be launched in that country.; The backbone of iDosvid is a job-alike practice, in which the students explore various occupations to find the best match and earn industry credentials.

   We welcome high schools as partners to discover students' professional aspirations and, based on that discovery, deliver their vocational orientation. We at CNMCyber call this service iDosvid. Its backbone is

We bring introductory training, workplace sandboxes, supporting technology, and limited financing to the partnership. We expect that our partners would contribute their expertise and testing participants. If interested, iDosvid.com/partner shall get you started.

30-second version

We welcome high schools as partners to discover students' professional aspirations and, based on that discovery, deliver their vocational orientation. We at CNMCyber call this service iDosvid. Its backbone is job-alike practice, in which the students are to explore various occupations, find the best match, and earn industry credentials. We bring introductory training, workplace sandboxes, supporting technology, and limited financing to the partnership. We expect that our partners would contribute their expertise and testing participants. If interested, iDosvid.com/partner shall get you started.

What practice we envision

The students are going to practice with the non-profit endeavors such as CNMCyber that would benefit the public good. If the students and their custodians would like to work commercially and be paid, the policies shall be developed and implemented as well.

Event projects

The students are to organize non-sensitive meetings that would be offered to the general public at no cost. Technology user groups such as CNM WordPress Users, CNM Jitsi Users, CNM MediaWiki Users, CNM Moodle Users, etc. would be the primary focus.

Technology projects

The students are to develop documentation and prototypes for websites and other technology products. The best draft of a list of available projects is published on the CNM Website Projects wikipage.

Cloud operations

The students are to operate existing pieces of technology.

Endeavor coordination

The students are to coordinate the endeavors to develop new pieces of technology and operate the existing one. The best draft of a list of available endeavors is published on the CNM Cloud Usable wikipage.

What services we build

According to IDosvid pitch, we would love to provide school students, most likely, high-school students, with #Workplace sandboxes, which shall be similar to regular workplace, so the students can practice with #What practice we envision in order to explore various professions in order to find the best match and earn industry credentials.

Introductory training

The students should be given:

System accounts that #Supporting technology shall deliver.
Formal training based on #Course prototypes.

On-the-job support

CNMCyber events
CNM Social
To get one-on-one connection, the students shall be served with a sufficient number of mentors. The mentors may also provide the students with some on-the-job training when needed.

Industry credentials

The certification and recommendation requirements for shall be defined and implemented.

Career intelligence

To be advised about their possible career paths, the artificial intelligence requirements shall be defined and implemented as well.

What delivery we anticipate

After-school program

As of now, we anticipate that iDosvid would be initially offered as extracurricular activities within some after-school program.

Global extensions

As of now, we would like to consider global extensions when the schools in which iDosvid is initially launched can collaborate; for instance, members of one team can participate from different countries such as Ukraine (where iDosvid was supposed to be introduced originally), Kenya (where iDosvid should be eventually introduced), and USA (where an "adult" version of iDosvid called CNMCyber was developed at first place).

What we already get

Course prototypes

Two courses, draft for the third one on CNM Cert

Workplace sandboxes

About 80% of MVP complete

Supporting technology

About 67% of MVP complete

Training experience

What we can commit to

Technology

We will work until 100% of MVP complete

Limited financing

Self-explanatory.

Fundraising assistance

Private and government donors

Advisory committee

We consider creating International Council for Vocational Orientation.

What we need

We are slowly developing services behind . The services are just partially available at the moment. To expedite the development, we look for partner's help.

Expertise

Someone from senior management position or executive-level retiree would participate in the #Advisory committee. Particularly, that council would discuss what needs to be created, where to source its developers, how to deploy, etc. We can treat that help as consulting.

Testing participants

While having a solid number of testing participants, we will move the development into the DevOps model. We will present what we have to the learners and ask them to practice with what we have, while new pieces get available.

Access and devices

The students should have computing devices such as smartphones or laptops and the Internet access. We may reimburse some access expenses and may work on fundraising for the devices.

Recruitment assistance

Staffers on the ground

The students should have at least a couple of staffers on the ground. The target number of the staffers should depend on the number of students.

What partner we look for

Key requirements

Legal entity -- business, government, or not-for-profit
Access to people who haven't defined their occupations yet. If these people are minors, access to their guardians as well.

Partnership vs hiring

The Partner differs from a Careerprise contractor. The Institute hires contractors, while offering monetary compensation for contractors' services. The Partner can be a contractor as well, but different agreements shall regulate these two roles.

What is to be negotiated

Contract text