Last update: March 30, 2026.

These Terms and Conditions (“Agreement”) govern your access to and use of the Brown’s Gas Pro Academy (hereafter, the “Academy”) and its related training materials (collectively, the “Materials”) and related membership services in the Community Network (the “Network”) and Student Community. By accessing, using, or relying upon the Materials, you (“User”) agree to be bound by this Agreement. If you do not agree, you must not access or use the Materials.

1. DEFINITIONS

1.1 “Academy” means the Brown’s Gas Pro Academy including its online facilities and services, personnel, and materials. It is a “private school” as defined in Section 1002.01(2) of the Florida Statutes; this refers to any nonpublic school, including technical, business, or trade schools, that is below the college level and is not regulated by the state. The Academy does not participate in educational scholarship programs. Unlike public schools, it is not licensed, approved, or accredited by the Florida Department of Education. The Academy is solely owned and operated by Freedom Ecosystems Inc of Pinellas County, Florida, USA.

1.2 “Authors” means the creators, publishers, distributors, authorized representatives, affiliates, and licensors of the Materials.

1.3 “Materials” means the Academy content, related training, associated documentation, the science downloads, the “Interactive Troubleshooter” when available, and all content provided therein.

1.4 “Technologies” means any devices, methods, systems, or applications described in the Materials.

1.5 “User” means any individual or legal entity that accesses, browses, registers for, enrolls in, purchases from, or otherwise uses any portion of the Academy’s website, learning management system (LMS), digital content, educational programs, courses, services, or communications, whether as a visitor, student, prospective student, instructor, affiliate, contractor, or authorized representative, and whether or not such individual or entity has created an account or paid any fees.

1.6 “Brown’s Gas” (colloquially “HHO”) as used in the Academy naming and Materials means a distinctive type of gas mix which is commonly confused with hydrogen, or a hydrogen and oxygen mix; its only definition used herein is the one by George Wiseman of Eagle-Research Inc., namely: “The sum of ALL the gases that come from the electrolysis of water in electrolyzers specifically designed to NOT separate the resulting gases”.

1.7 “Network” means the Brown’s Gas Pro Community Network (CN), which is an online platform interconnected with the Academy with the purpose of connecting Academy graduates/students with private/corporate clients (“Buyers”), mechanics, and other professionals for mutual benefit. Use of the Network constitutes acceptance of this Policy and the Terms and Conditions. The “Community Network (CN) Policy” section below provides its additional Terms and Conditions.

2. NO WARRANTIES

2.1 The Authors expressly disclaim all warranties, whether express, implied, statutory, or otherwise, including but not limited to warranties of accuracy, completeness, merchantability, non-infringement, or fitness for a particular purpose.

2.2 References to third-party authors, websites, publications, inventions, or products are provided for informational purposes only. The Authors make no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, validity, or suitability of such third-party content. Responsibility rests solely with the respective third parties.

2.3 NON-ACCREDITATION NOTICE

2.3.1 The Academy is an independent educational provider that issues its own printable certificates upon completion of its courses. The Academy is not accredited by any accrediting agency recognized by neither the Florida Department of Education (or other Florida state education authorities), nor by the U.S. Department of Education, nor by any accrediting body recognized by that Department. Our courses are designed for professional development, self-help, and educational purposes only.

2.3.2 LICENSE AND CERTIFICATION DISCLAIMER: Completion of any Academy course does not grant licensure, certification, or professional designation. It is the student’s responsibility to check local, state, or Federal regulations regarding trade requirements. Our training may not meet the eligibility requirements for state-regulated careers.

2.3.3 EMPLOYMENT DISCLAIMER: While we provide skills training, the Academy does not guarantee job placement, employment, or specific salary outcomes upon completion of our programs. Any employment decision based on Academy-issued credentials is exclusively at the discretion of the prospective employer.

2.3.4 CREDITS DISCLAIMER: Credits earned at the Academy are unlikely to transfer to accredited institutions.

3. LIMITATION OF TECHNOLOGIES

3.1 The Technologies described in the Materials do not guarantee specific results even when applied as instructed.

3.2 Results are influenced by numerous factors, including but not limited to: equipment type and condition, sensor performance, fuel and oil grade, carbon deposits, operating environment, weather, altitude, installation quality, tuning, operator behavior, and other variables.

3.3 Because outcomes cannot be reliably predicted, past testimonials, reports, or case studies shall not be construed as any guarantee, warranty, or promise of future performance.

3.4 For the reasons mentioned above, the User must never promise specific results or future performance to any individual or entity, whether a paying customer or any other online or offline.

4. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

4.1 To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Authors and the Academy disclaim all liability for any damages arising from use or misuse of the Materials, including but not limited to:

• direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, punitive, or exemplary damages;

• loss of profits, revenue, or data;

• property damage or personal injury;

• third-party claims; or

• failure of any Technology to perform as expected.

4.2 The User assumes all risk and responsibility for the application, use, and maintenance of the Materials and Technologies.

4.3 No oral or written statements made by the Authors or their representatives shall create any warranty or obligation not expressly set forth in this Agreement.

5. INTENDED AUDIENCE

5.1 The Materials are intended solely for disciplined and ethical professionals (individuals) who are 18 years old or older with the necessary skills, judgment, and experience to evaluate and responsibly apply the described Technologies.

5.2 The Materials are not intended for casual experimentation, recreational use, or application by unqualified individuals.

5.3 By using the Materials, the User represents and warrants that they are a qualified professional acting in good faith, and in compliance with all applicable laws, standards, and ethical practices.

6. COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS

6.1 The User bears sole responsibility for ensuring compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, codes, and safety standards in their jurisdiction.

6.2 The Authors, their employees, executives, distributors, and affiliates shall not be held responsible for any unlawful, improper, negligent, or unsafe use of the Materials or Technologies.

6.3 NON-DEFAMATION/LIBEL/SLANDER LAW COMPLIANCE: You agree that you will not, directly or indirectly, make or ratify any defamatory/libelous/slanderous comments or remarks as defined by law, in writing, orally or electronically, about the Academy, the Materials, other Students, or their respective products and services.

7. THIRD-PARTY RESPONSIBILITY

7.1 All manufacturers, merchants, installers, service personnel, consultants, and information providers remain solely responsible for their own products, services, work, and conduct.

7.2 The Authors make no guarantees, endorsements, or assurances with respect to the competence, quality, safety, or ethics of any third party.

8. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

8.1 All rights, title, and interest in and to the Materials, including but not limited to copyrights, trade secrets, and any other intellectual property rights, are owned exclusively by  Freedom Ecosystems Inc of Pinellas County, Florida, USA.

8.2 The Materials are protected under United States copyright law and international copyright treaties. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, modification, public display, transmission, or resale of the Materials, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited.

8.3 The User is granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to access and use the Materials solely FOR PERSONAL OR PROFESSIONAL PURPOSES consistent with this Agreement.

8.4 Nothing in this Agreement grants the User any ownership rights in the Materials. All rights not expressly granted herein are reserved by Freedom Ecosystems Inc.

8.5 Clarification: The User is permitted to freely use, implement, and commercially exploit the underlying technology described or taught in the Materials – including mechanical methods, electrical methods, tuning techniques, processes, or related services – under the following provisions:

(a) such use shall not reproduce, distribute, publicly display, sell, or otherwise make available the Materials themselves (including text, videos, diagrams, manuals, branding, or other proprietary content); and

(b) the User shall not represent the Materials, trademarks, or proprietary content of the Academy as their own or otherwise infringe upon the Academy’s intellectual property rights.

8.5 DMCA / Copyright Infringement

·         The Academy complies with the DMCA (17 U.S.C. §512). To report alleged infringement, provide a written notice containing: Identification of copyrighted work, location of infringing material, contact info, a statement of good faith, a statement under penalty of perjury, and signature. Send to the DMCA Agent at the address provided below under CONTACT INFORMATION.

·         The Academy will respond as required by law (remove or disable access if valid).

·         Counter-notification provisions and repeat-infringer termination policy apply per DMCA.

9. FEES, PAYMENTS, AND REFUNDS

9.1 Membership and course fees are posted on the Platform. Payment processor terms apply.

9.2 The Academy can change tuition rates or pricing models at any time, and these changes may be applied without notifying students or customers beforehand.

9.3 The academy can issue, alter, or cancel coupons, discounts, or promotional codes at its sole discretion.

9.2 REFUND POLICY

9.2.1 General: Refunds processed to original payment method within 30 days of approval. Processing time depends on payment provider.

9.2.2 On-demand / Recorded Courses and Digital Downloads: Refund allowed within 30 days of purchase only if: (a) fewer than 20% of video content has been streamed, and (b) user has not downloaded proprietary Materials (PDFs, parts lists, learning diagrams). If the user has downloaded Materials, no refund.

9.2.3 Live Instructor-led Courses/Coaching: Full refund if requested more than 14 days prior to course start; 50% refund if requested 7–14 days before start; no refund within 7 days of start unless for exceptional circumstances (medical with documentation). The Academy may offer credit toward future courses.

9.2.4 Community Network Membership Fees: Monthly recurring fees refundable only as pro-rated credits at Academy discretion. Paid annual memberships may be refunded pro-rata for unused full months less an admin fee.

9.2.5 Refund Process: Submit refund request to [email protected] with order number and reason. The Academy will investigate and respond within 7 business days.

9.2.6 Exceptions and Fraud: No refunds for misuse, breaches, or fraudulent claims. The Academy reserves the right to deny refunds where misuse is found.

10. GOVERNING LAW AND JURISDICTION

10.1 This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, United States, without regard to conflict of law principles.

10.2 Arbitration

10.2.1 Good Faith Negotiation: Users must attempt to resolve disputes with the Academy in good faith under supervision of SDK Law Group (Florida).

10.2.2 Arbitration First, Court-Approved: Disputes not resolved in 30 days will be submitted to arbitration before a court-authorized arbitrator in Pinellas County, Florida, under Florida law.

10.2.3 Court Access: Either Party may seek judicial enforcement, injunctive relief, or equitable remedies in the Circuit Court of Pinellas County, Florida.

10.2.4 Costs & Fees: Each Party bears its own fees, unless otherwise awarded.

10.2.5 Binding Effect: Arbitration awards or court judgments are final and enforceable.

10.3 The User expressly agrees to submit to the personal jurisdiction of such courts and waives any objection based on forum non conveniens or lack of jurisdiction.

11. SEVERABILITY

11.1 If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining provisions shall remain valid and enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law.

11.2 The invalid or unenforceable provision shall be replaced with a valid and enforceable provision that most closely reflects the original intent.

12. ENTIRE AGREEMENT

12.1 This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding between the User and the Authors regarding the subject matter herein and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous communications, representations, or agreements, whether written or oral.

12.2 No amendment, modification, or waiver of any provision of this Agreement shall be effective unless made in writing and signed by the Authors.

13. INDEMNIFICATION

13.1 The User agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the Authors, their officers, employees, contractors, distributors, and affiliates from and against any and all claims, liabilities, damages, losses, costs, or expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of or relating to:

• the User’s use or misuse of the Materials or Technologies;

• violation of this Agreement;

• violation of applicable laws or regulations; or

• infringement of any intellectual property or other rights of any third party.

13.2 The User’s indemnification obligations shall survive termination of this Agreement and the User’s use of the Materials.

14. TERMINATION

14.1 The Academy reserves the right, at their sole discretion and without prior notice, to revoke, suspend, or terminate the User’s license or access to the Materials at any time.

14.2 Grounds for termination include, but are not limited to:

• violation of this Agreement;

• unprofessional, unethical, negligent, or unlawful conduct;

• misuse or unsafe application of the Technologies; or

• conduct deemed by the Academy, in their sole judgment, to be harmful to the reputation, integrity, or safe use of the Materials.

14.3 Upon termination, the User must immediately cease all access and use of the Materials and destroy any copies in their possession.

14.4 Survival: Termination shall not affect provisions of this Agreement that by their nature are intended to survive, including but not limited to: Intellectual Property (Section 8), Limitation of Liability (Section 4), Indemnification (Section 13), Governing Law and Jurisdiction (Section 10), and this Survival clause.

15. ACKNOWLEDGMENT

By accessing or using the Materials, the User acknowledges and agrees that:

• They have read this Agreement in its entirety.

• They understand its contents.

• They accept and agree to be legally bound by its terms.

16. CONTACT INFORMATION

• Name: Freedom Ecosystems Inc

• Mailing Address: 611 Druid Road East, Ste. 201, Clearwater, FL 33756, USA

• Email: [email protected]

• Telephone (North America): 727-348-1781

• Outside North America: text only (SMS) or WhatsApp +1-727-348-1781

• Communications without full identification will be ignored. Please provide:
  --Name/Entity,
  --Phone number,
  --Purpose of communication,
  --Verification details, if required (for example, invoice #)
  --Best time to call back, if needed.

• DCMA Agent: send a DCMA Request to the address or email above, and mark it “To DCMA Agent”. You can generate a free DCMA Request at https://app.copyrighted.com/dmca-notice-generator or make your own.

Community Network (CN) Policy

Last update: March 21, 2026

This Community Network (CN) Policy (the “CN Policy”) governs use of the Brown’s Gas Pro Community Network (the “Network” or “CN”), operated by Brown’s Gas Pro Academy (the “Academy”) in Pinellas County, Florida, USA.

The Network is an online platform interconnected with the Academy with the purpose of connecting Academy graduates/students with private/corporate clients (“Buyers”), mechanics, and other professionals for mutual benefit. Use of the Network constitutes acceptance of this Policy and the Terms and Conditions. The “Community Network (CN) Policy” section below provides its additional terms of use.

1. PURPOSE OF THE NETWORK

The Community Network (CN) has three core missions:

1.1 Boost Student Professionalism and Employment Rate

To demonstrate to Students and Graduates that there is a real, active market and employment demand awaiting them upon completion of Academy training – and then assist them in connecting with potential clientele in their locality.

1.2 Engage Qualified Mechanics and Professionals

To attract the participation of experienced mechanics and industry practitioners who are willing to:

·         assist Students by evaluating their work quality, work safety, and professional ethics,

·         provide guidance and mentorship,

·         hire Graduates to expand their engine/vehicle businesses,

·         participate as service providers or business partners.

1.3 Provide Trust and Transparency to Buyers

·         To assist Buyers in finding credentialed, verified, and ethically trained professionals in their locality who meet the Academy’s strict standards.

·         The Network is designed to grow through positive-feedback, discipline, and quality control, ensuring that every participant benefits from a safe, transparent, and professional ecosystem.

2. PARTICIPANT CATEGORIES

Each participant in the Network is classified into one of the following categories:

·         Buyer (private or corporate client)

·         Student (actively enrolled in the Academy)

·         Graduate (successfully completed Academy training and holds a valid certificate)

·         Mechanic (with or without a shop)

·         Installer

·         Seller

·         Consultant

·         Investor.

The Academy may add or modify categories as needed.

3. ELIGIBILITY, ONBOARDING and REQUIRED TRAINING

3.1 Open Registration (with Limited Access)

Anyone may register an account on the Network; however, active participation is restricted until completion of an onboarding process.

3.2 Mandatory Orientation Course (Low Cost, Not Free)

All non-Students must complete a required introductory course covering:

·         What the Community Network is – and is NOT

·         Industry standards for safety, ethics, and quality

·         Misconceptions and myths (e.g., conspiracy theories, fake inventions, exaggerated claims)

·         Real-world professional expectations

·         Local professional conduct and communication standards.

This course ensures the Network remains professional, science-based, and reality-grounded, building a disciplined community.

3.3 Free Automatic Access for Enrolled Students

Enrolled Students gain automatic and free access to the Community Network.

3.4 Paid Membership for Non-Students

Participants who are not enrolled Students must:

·         complete the orientation course,

·         pass verification,

·         pay a monthly membership fee,

·         receive approval for “active” Community Network status.

Applicants pay nothing until they are approved, since they receive no benefit beforehand.

4. REAL-IDENTITY and TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS

The Community Network prioritizes trust, safety, and accountability, therefore:

4.1 Real Identity Required for Verification

All applicants must provide:

·         real full name

·         government-issued ID and/or business credentials

·         contact information

·         physical address

·         professional category

·         any required certifications (if applicable).

This information is used internally by Academy staff for category verification and safety screening.

4.2 Public-Facing Identity Requirements

To protect user safety while maintaining transparency, participants must appear publicly with:

·         A real, recognizable face photograph

·         Real first name (full name optional)

·         City and state (exact street address hidden)

·         A short professional description, e.g.:

o    “Seeking grads to hire”

o    “Fleet owner looking to upgrade minibuses”

o    “Independent mechanic – available to inspect student builds”

o    “Buyer needs semi-trailer retrofit”

4.3 No Incognito Mode

·         The Network is a professional registry, not a social media platform.

·         Anonymous or incognito profiles are not permitted.

·         Off-topic discussions are likely not permitted.

5. CONDUCT, STANDARDS and DISCIPLINE

The Network is based on professional discipline, education, and accountability.

5.1 Code of Ethics

All participants must uphold:

·         honesty and transparency,

·         workmanship quality,

·         safety-focused practices,

·         accurate representation of skills and limitations,

·         no exaggeration of capabilities or results,

·         respectful communication,

·         Address complaints to Course Admin rather than publicly,

·         compliance with all laws and regulations,

·         compliance with this Policy.

5.2 Prohibited Conduct

Strictly prohibited:

·         conspiracy theories, fraudulent claims, or technical misinformation,

·         unsafe installation practices,

·         harassment or abusive behavior,

·         spamming or self-promotion outside designated areas,

·         misrepresentation of credentials,

·         attempting to circumvent verification,

·         copying or misusing Materials (Academy intellectual property),

·         discrimination or unethical professional behavior.

5.3 Enforcement and Discipline

Violations may result in:

·         warnings,

·         suspension,

·         mandatory re-training,

·         permanent termination,

·         removal of listings,

·         revocation of Network privileges.

The Academy may take action at its sole discretion.

6. NETWORKING RULES

6.1 Purpose

The Network provides a location-based marketplace enabling participants to find:

·         Mechanics

·         Installers

·         Sellers

·         Consultants

·         Graduates available for hire

·         Buyers seeking services or installations

·         Fleet owners needing upgrades

·         Investors seeking vetted professionals.

6.2 Geographic Visibility

Users will be visible on:

·         a searchable directory,

·         a map view (city-level location only).

6.3 Listings

Listings must be:

·         accurate,

·         truthful,

·         professionally written,

·         compliant with safety, integrity standards, and the laws of their locality,

·         free of exaggerated claims or unsafe promises.

6.4 Ratings and Feedback

·         Participants may review each other.

·         The Academy reserves the right to moderate reviews to maintain fairness and clarity.

7. FEES, PAYMENTS and REVENUE POLICY

7.1 Free Access for Students

Academy Students and Graduates (with valid Certificate) gain free Network access.

7.2 Paid Membership for Others

Other participants require:

·         a monthly membership

·         completion of onboarding

·         Academy approval.

7.3 Service Fees

The basic fees of Network participation are prescription-based (monthly membership). 

The Academy does NOT charge:

·         listing fees,

·         transaction fees,

·         referral fees.

However, the Academy may charge promotional fees for placing or emailing non-listing ads.

8. PRIVACY and DATA HANDLING IN THE NETWORK

(Complimentary to the posted “Privacy Policy” https://brownsgas.pro/privacy-policy of the Academy as posted on its website.)

8.1 Required Data Disclosure

Users must provide personal data to:

·         verify identity,

·         confirm correct category,

·         ensure safety and trust in the marketplace.

8.2 Publicly Visible Information

The following are visible to other members:

·         profile photo,

·         real first name,

·         city and state,

·         category (Student, Mechanic, Buyer, etc.)

·         brief description.

8.3 Hidden Information

Hidden from public view:

·         full legal name,

·         ID documents,

·         full address,

·         phone number,

·         internal correspondence,

·         payment information.

8.4 Consent to Public Visibility

·         By participating, Users acknowledge that the Network requires a public professional profile,

·         Additionally, Users are responsible for doing their part for guarding other Users’ privacy by addressing complaints to Course Admin rather than publicly.

9. LIABILITY and SAFETY DISCLAIMER

9.1 The Academy:

·         does not guarantee the performance or safety of independent mechanics, installers, sellers, or other Users,

·         not responsible for the accuracy of listings, the quality of goods, or the conduct of Users,

·         is neither a party to any agreements or transactions between Buyers and Sellers, nor is it a party between Students and Mechanics or other consultants.

·         is not liable for damages, injuries, or losses resulting from services and other activities exchanged on the Network,

·         provides the Community Network “as-is” as a locator and professional-matching service.

9.2 Participants are solely responsible for:

·         verifying the safety of work performed,

·         complying with industry best practices,

·         dealing safely and fairly with clients,

·         following all applicable laws and regulations,

·         Users agree to use the Network at their own risk and are responsible for their own due diligence.

10. TERMINATION and REMOVAL

The Academy may suspend or terminate any User:

·         for breach of this Policy,

·         for unsafe behavior,

·         for unethical conduct,

·         for failure to complete required training,

·         for misrepresentation,

·         at its sole discretion.

Suspension or removal does not relieve any User of outstanding obligations.

11. MODIFICATION OF THIS POLICY

The Academy may modify this Policy at any time.
Continued use of the Network indicates acceptance of changes.

12. ACCEPTANCE OF POLICY

By joining, accessing, or participating in the Network, the User acknowledges and agrees to:

·         the terms of this Policy,

·         the Terms and Conditions,

·         the Refund Policy,

·         the Privacy Policy.

Student Community/Groups Policy

Last update: March 21, 2026

The “Terms and Conditions” and “Privacy Policy” of the Academy as posted on its website apply to the Student Community and Student Groups. The additional rules are:

1.       Communicate in English only.

2.       Respect others’ ideas AND CULTURE. Disagree politely; do not attack.

3.       Do not ask for or share personal information.

4.       Report problems discreetly to Course Admin.

5.       Do not share quiz answers. Give back by offering constructive feedback in topics you’re knowledgeable in.

6.       No harmful, unsafe, or illegal activity or trading.

7.       No ads for personal gain! Post ads in the Community Network.

8.       Avoid spamming, reposting, or irrelevant material.

9.       Do not discuss: religion, politics/conspiracy, laws/regulations, off-topic subjects/technologies, cyber security, rumors, dead inventors, or UFOs.

10.    Violations may result in permanent ban at Course Admin’s discretion.

Student Triplets’ System (“STS”) Policy

Last update: March 30, 2026

1. PURPOSE AND STRUCTURE 

1.1 PURPOSE.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The STS system is only available to trainees who are actively enrolled in the Advanced Training (PRO Course) of the Academy. It is not available to Graduates or any other User.

The Academy highly recommends students to study in the Student Triplets’ System (“STS”), a structure that employs a rotational peer-coaching framework. Modelled after advanced military, aviation, and medical training methods, its aims are:

·         to optimize training outcomes,

·         to reinforce technical proficiency with complete comprehension,

·         to build critical analysis,

·         to enhance collaborative safety,

·         additionally, participants in this structure are eligible to pay 67% less per person – see Section 3.5 “TUITION” below,

·         furthermore, the Academy can elevate a Graduate’s status by adding a note in their Certificate that he or she has been instrumental in helping two other Students graduate with complete comprehension, skills and safety level.

1.2 STRUCTURES. Two optional structures described below depend on Student preference; their choice must be decided during enrollment.

1.3 TRAINING and CORRECTION. The Academy may provide additional training or guidance to a specific Triplet, or issue guidelines to all Triplets at any time during a course.

2. THE CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM (Individual)

2.1 ENROLLMENT and STRUCTURE. In this option Students enroll and study individually. However, to gain a Course Graduation Certificate, a licensed mechanic is required to sign for the proper and safe completion of practical assignments – e.g., installation, engine turning.

2.2 SEQUENCE. An individual student pays and starts his course right away, then learns and eventually graduates as an individual.

2.3 TUITION. Such an individual shall pay full tuition for himself.

3. THE TRIPLET SYSTEM (Recommended Structure) 

3.1 DEFINITION. Subject to Academy case-by-case approval, the Student Triplets’ System (“STS”) shall be implemented. The STS is defined as a triad of Students who rotate through three distinct roles in a fixed sequence.

3.2 ENROLLMENT and STRUCTURE. Students must share the same locality and group up before they enroll – the Academy’s only assistance shall be providing the Network for finding study partners as well as mechanics. The rotational structure is as follows:

·         (a) The Coach: Responsible for directing the exercise, providing instruction, and assessing performance against established criteria.
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE: Depth of understanding through teaching.

·         (b) The Trainee: Responsible for executing the exercise under the direct guidance and supervision of the Coach.
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE: Practical skill execution under direct supervision.

·         (c) The Observer: Responsible for monitoring the interaction between the Coach and Trainee, identifying errors, ensuring compliance with safety protocols, and providing post-exercise feedback to both parties.
EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVE: Analytical proficiency and safety awareness through detached evaluation. NOTE: The Observer does not replace any Course Admin/Moderator functions; he functions within his own Triplet – when it’s his turn to be an Observer.

·         (d) Licensed Mechanic. A mechanic who’s supervising and/or mentoring a Student or Students cannot be part of STS unless he enrolls as a Student and goes through the complete training under these Terms and Conditions; the difference is that a Licensed Mechanic wouldn’t need another mechanic to supervise his work, only submit videos of his practical assignments.

3.3 ROTATION SEQUENCE

Roles within the STS shall be rotated systematically to ensure that, over a complete cycle, each Student occupies each of the three positions – Coach, Trainee, and Observer – for an equal duration. The Academy reserves the right to determine the rotation schedule and the specific sequence of roles based on the subject matter and instructor discretion.

3.4 IDENTIFICATION

Each Triplet shall be approved by the Academy after the tuition is paid. The Leader must provide full identification and contact information of his study partners. The Academy reserves the right to interview study partners, and approve or disapprove their participation; in the case that any change or modification is required by the Academy, the Leader shall be legally responsible to implement such change or modification.

3.5 TUITION

One of the study partners (the “Leader”) pays the tuition for his Triplet – and is financially and legally responsible for all three for the duration of the course. To clarify, payments shall not be split by the Academy, and a single invoice shall be issued to the Leader.

3.6 GRADUATION and CERTIFICATION

3.6.1 GRADUATION. To graduate, each individual in a Triplet shall be responsible for his study partners to successfully completing all lessons and assignments. 

3.6.2 INDIVIDUAL CERTIFICATES. Once graduating as above, each of them will be issued an official Certificate of Graduation in his or her own name. Upon request, the Academy can add a note in the Certificate that the Graduate has been instrumental in helping two other Students graduate with full knowledge, skills and safety level.

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