What is the shared job?
Define the exact learner, content, institute, distribution, research or service problem.
Partnership review
Name the joint work before naming the partnership.
AspireACE does not publish unapproved partner logos, partnership counts, customer language or commercial-success claims. A valid discussion starts with a narrow purpose, accountable owners, data boundary, rights, withdrawal and evidence.
Review packet
Six questions before any public claim.
The authenticated conversation carries only a partnership-review reference. Detailed evidence and negotiation remain outside the public URL.
Who owns each decision?
Name product, academic, privacy, commercial, support and publication owners.
What data is involved?
Separate public information, account data, student records and sensitive evidence.
What rights are required?
Record source, licence, trademark, testimonial, logo and derivative-use permissions.
How does it stop?
Define expiry, withdrawal, rollback, deletion, support and public-claim removal.
What may be published?
Approve each fact, logo, quote and outcome separately; silence is not consent.
Standing boundary
What we will not claim
These 16 are refused across every audience page, not just this one. They are held in the registry, so removing one is a decision rather than an edit.
- That you will be paid for referring someone.
- That any commission or cashback is on offer.
- That the ambassador programme is open, before it is approved.
- That a minor has a public profile here. They do not.
- That there is a public directory of members.
- A student's score, rank, allotment or college, as a public outcome.
- A testimonial we do not hold a signed release for.
- A partner's logo without their written approval.
- A number of partnerships.
- A number of users or alumni.
- Any funding, revenue or valuation figure.
- An award or a ranking.
- A press quote without naming its source.
- An open role with nobody accountable for it.
- That anyone is guaranteed employment.
- That anyone is guaranteed a placement or an admission.