Propose a module or an assignment

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OSFarm sells nothing and takes nothing from your assignments. The association keeps the catalogue, routes requests and guarantees the framework; you contract and invoice the client directly. In return for being listed, you publish your materials under an open licence: that is what makes the catalogue a common good rather than a list of suppliers.

The listed operator charter

Be an OSFarm member, and remain one for as long as you are listed.
Teach open tools. The module covers open source solutions or open standards.
Publish your materials under an open licence (CC BY-SA or equivalent) on the forge, within three months of the first session.
Grant a member rate at least 20% below the public rate.
Answer within 5 working days to every request passed on to you, if only to decline it.
Carry it alone: the contract, the teaching, the insurance and, where it applies, the French Qualiopi certification. The association is neither a party to the contract, nor a guarantor, nor paid.
Accept assessment. An average below 3.5 out of 5 over three consecutive sessions means removal from the catalogue, after discussion.

Your proposal

Organisation Contact Email Module or assignment If new: proposed title What you bring, in a few lines Intended public rate (€ per group-day) My organisation holds the Qualiopi certification I have read the charter above and undertake to follow it I agree that this information is processed by the association

This information is used only to assess your application. Recipient: the association's catalogue manager. Retention: 24 months. Deletion on request at contact@osfarm.org.

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