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CHANAK / INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERSHIPS

Different agreements. A shared educational purpose.

Choose the partnership that fits your school, organisation or community. Each pathway has its own agreement, responsibilities and implementation scope.

Explore the agreements ↓
Learning through academic support

FOUR WAYS TO COLLABORATE

An agreement for each institutional goal

Academic collaboration keeps the local institution’s identity. Implementing an affiliated in-person centre requires a different framework and operational review.

01

Academic certification and collaboration

For centres with their own educational identity.

Learning assessment and audit, evidence review, academic records and documentation for approved centres and students.

Academic Collaboration Agreement
What we define together

Review of curriculum, evidence and responsibilities. Documents and credits depend on evaluation and the agreed scope.

02

Institutional Dual Diploma

For schools adding a U.S. academic pathway.

Students retain their local school and curriculum while adding Chanak’s pathway, with academic follow-up and individual transcript review.

Academic Collaboration Agreement
What we define together

Credit planning, Chanak subjects, school coordination and student guidance.

03

Home education and platform support

For organisations supporting homeschool families.

Chanak’s support environment and academic follow-up, with goals and responsibilities defined for the contracted programme.

Academic Collaboration Agreement
What we define together

Specify who enrols, supervises and maintains records. Applicable where the home education pathway is compatible with local requirements.

04

Partner Learning Center

For an organisation implementing an in-person centre.

An affiliated centre with local implementation under a Framework Agreement and Chanak Central supervision.

Implementation Framework Agreement
What we define together

Organisation and premises review, local permits, team training and operational conditions before opening.

Pathways 1–3 use an Academic Collaboration Agreement; pathway 4 uses an Implementation Framework Agreement. The applicable programme, academic documents and fees are confirmed in the institutional proposal.

PUBLISHER REQUIREMENTS FOR SCHOOLS AND CENTRES

Curriculum Agreements for Schools and Learning Centres

If your institution or educational centre chooses to use printed materials from Christian curriculum publishers, the following conditions and agreements apply according to the selected publisher:

A

A.C.E. / Christian Education Europe

ANNUAL School / Learning Centre Agreement

Requires an annual institutional renewal fee (School / LC Annual Renewal Fee: approx. £412.50 GBP / ~€485 in Europe; in the U.S., annual ministry service renewal fee plus initial registration and mandatory coordinator/supervisor training).

B

Christian Light Education (CLE)

No mandatory agreement for school pricing

Does not require any agreement or mandatory fees to purchase and teach the curriculum at school discount prices. (Optional: If the institution desires academic record keeping, legal transcript custody, and accredited diplomas through Christian Light Academy, an annual enrollment agreement is contracted).

C

AOP LIFEPAC (Alpha Omega Publications)

No mandatory institutional agreement

Does not require any partnership agreement or affiliation fees for the open purchase and use of printed worktexts and teacher guides.

EducaFe

SPAIN

Collaboration with EducaFe

In Spain, Chanak maintains an institutional alliance with Asociación Cristiana EducaFe (CIF G 19357789) for educational collaboration with families, communities and projects. The specific collaboration is defined through the relevant agreement.

SPAIN · PANAMA · MEXICO

Partnership pathways by country

Spain and Panama: Dual Diploma and school partnerships, with a pathway defined after academic records review and an agreement covering support and responsibilities.

Mexico: umbrella-school and academic collaboration options. Curriculum, records and programme requirements are reviewed before defining support and applicable academic documentation.

A partnership does not automatically grant local operating permission or recognition of qualifications. Each agreement defines its scope and requirements.


NEXT STEPS

From the first conversation to a clear agreement

1

Understand your project

Country, institution, students, current curriculum and the goal you want to develop.

2

Define the pathway

Review documents and agree the programme, responsibilities, support, deliverables and commercial conditions.

3

Formalise and prepare

Sign the appropriate agreement and prepare the team and operational process before beginning the agreed service.

Which agreement fits your institution?

Tell us your country, organisation and area of interest. Request the institutional proposal for your pathway.

Request an institutional conversation →