Campus Ambassador Programme Policies

1. Student Privacy Notice

Applies to: students who register, receive a demonstration, or create a Teekonect card.

Explains how Teekonect collects and uses your data when you create or use a Teekonect card, scan a Campus Programme QR code, attend a physical demonstration, or receive assisted onboarding.

What's collected

• Account info (name, phone/email, authentication status)
• Education and professional info you add to your card
• Profile photo, if you choose to add one
• Referral and activation info (ambassador code, link or QR used, completion status, first qualifying share)
• Service/security info (device identifiers, IP, timestamps, fraud indicators)
• Support communications and, only with separate notice and consent, event photos or recordings

During a physical demonstration

• The ambassador must explain what Teekonect does and show you this notice before assisting with registration.
• You hold and control your own phone at all times.
• You enter your own password and one-time password. Never tell an ambassador your password, verification code, or banking PIN.
• You decide which optional fields to complete and whether to add a photo.
• The ambassador must not copy your contacts, photograph your screen, export your data, or retain your information outside approved Teekonect systems.
• You may watch a demonstration and decline to register, with no effect on your standing at your institution.

Sharing, retention and your rights

Teekonect does not sell your personal data. Ambassadors receive only the minimum status information needed to know whether an activation is pending, approved, or rejected — never your full profile. Data is retained only as long as necessary and deleted, anonymised, or archived per the approved retention schedule.

You can ask Teekonect to confirm what data it holds, correct it, delete or restrict it, provide a portable copy, object to processing, withdraw consent, or arrange human review of a significant automated decision. You may also complain to the Nigeria Data Protection Commission.

2. Ambassador Privacy Notice

Applies to: applicants, selected ambassadors, Campus Leads, and former participants.

Explains how Teekonect uses your data during recruitment, onboarding, programme management, performance validation, payment, investigation, and offboarding.

What's collected

• Application info: identity, contact, institution, course, level, graduation year, campus roles, network reach, experience, motivation
• Eligibility/verification info collected after conditional selection
• Programme info: training completion, knowledge check results, Ambassador ID, referral code
• Performance info: referred registrations, approved/pending/rejected activations, completion rates, leaderboard position
• Payment info: approved earnings, bank/wallet details, payment status, tax/withholding records
• Integrity/security info: device and login records, duplicate or unusual activity indicators, complaint and investigation evidence

Key protections

• A fraud flag is an indicator for review, not proof of misconduct. Final suspension, termination, or recovery decisions require authorised human review.
• Ambassadors see only the minimum information needed to support an activation (reference, completion status, reason category) — never a full student profile.
• Ambassadors must not export student lists, use student information for personal marketing, contact a student for unrelated purposes, or retain student information on personal devices.
• Publishing your name on a leaderboard, or using your photo/testimonial, requires separate, specific consent — and declining never reduces your selection score or commission entitlement.

3. Ambassador Terms & Code of Conduct

Applies to: selected ambassadors and Campus Leads. Must be accepted before receiving an Ambassador ID, referral code, or permission to represent Teekonect.

Appointment and eligibility

• Appointment is personal, conditional, and limited to your approved institution, programme period, and role.
• You must be at least 18, currently enrolled where required, reachable, and able to perform the role safely and lawfully.
• You must promptly disclose any change affecting your eligibility, identity, institution, student status, or availability.

Weekly expectations

Unless Teekonect confirms a different target in writing, the weekly operating expectation is 50 approved activations, with 75 and 100 treated as higher performance milestones. Targets guide performance and continued participation — they never permit pressure, deception, unsafe activity, or circumvention of activation controls.

• Complete orientation, knowledge checks, refresher training, and the first-ten-users practical exercise
• Use only your assigned referral link or QR code and approved campaign materials
• Attend scheduled check-ins and respond promptly to reasonable requests
• Escalate product, privacy, safety, payment, or integrity issues through the approved channel without delay

What you may never do

• Sign contracts, collect money, promise employment, guarantee earnings, or bind the Company
• Harass, discriminate against, bully, threaten, or create an unsafe environment for anyone
• Request or record a password, one-time code, banking PIN, or another person's device without authority
• Accept bribes, kickbacks, secret commissions, or any payment intended to manipulate registration or payment
• Publish another person's image, testimonial, or personal information without required consent and Company approval

Corrective action and end of participation

Depending on severity, Teekonect may provide coaching, require retraining, issue a warning, restrict activity, suspend access or payments, terminate participation, or recover improper payments. Valid approved earnings accrued before your end date remain payable, subject to validation, lawful deductions, and fraud findings.

4. Physical Demonstration & Assisted Onboarding Protocol

Mandatory for every Campus Ambassador, Campus Lead, and Teekonect representative who demonstrates the service or assists a student in person.

Required opening statement

Prohibited conduct

Any suspected exposure, lost device, or privacy incident must be reported immediately through the approved escalation channel, with the affected activity stopped and evidence preserved without copying more personal data.

5. Fraud & Commission Policy

Defines the evidence required for a payable activation, the commission and bonus model, validation, prohibited conduct, and dispute rights.

Commission principle

An ambassador earns ₦100 only for each approved Verified Teekonect Activation (VTA) attributed to their valid referral link or QR code. A registration, app install, page visit, or incomplete account does not qualify. Weekly bonuses are non-cumulative — only the highest milestone reached on approved weekly totals applies.

A Verified Teekonect Activation requires

• The student uses the ambassador's valid referral link or QR code
• The student creates one unique Teekonect account and verifies a valid phone number or email
• Every mandatory profile field is completed and a usable Teekonect card is created
• The student performs a qualifying action, such as the first card share or QR presentation
• The activation passes duplicate, quality, and fraud checks, and stays valid throughout the verification period

Weekly compensation model

Example: 82 approved VTAs in a week produce a base commission of ₦8,200 plus the ₦2,375 milestone bonus, for total weekly earnings of ₦10,575.

Validation and payment cycle

What counts as fraud

Creating fake, duplicate, automated, or self-generated accounts; registering a student without their knowledge or voluntary participation; using bots, scripts, device farms, or purchased accounts; colluding with another ambassador or student; dividing or selling referral codes; offering unapproved payments to induce registration; and altering or withholding evidence during review — all may result in rejection, suspension, termination, or recovery of payments.