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Collaboration Policy

Specific terms for school, college, institutional, corporate and academic collaborations.

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These policies are written to keep Scienwave transparent, fair and safer for students, parents, applicants, professionals, schools, colleges, collaborators and organizations.

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Last updated: June 2026

Applies toWebsite inquiries, programs, careers, collaborations, certificates and support services.
Operating modelVirtual-first services from Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.
Official support emailoffice@scienwavetechnologies.in

Collaboration Enquiries

A collaboration enquiry is an expression of interest only. It does not create a partnership, appointment, authorization, representation, franchise, agency relationship or binding obligation.

Proposal and Curriculum Review

Before execution, Scienwave may share a proposed curriculum, scope, session flow, deliverables, timeline, commercial details and responsibilities. The institution must review and approve the proposal before implementation begins.

School Collaborations

School programs are designed for age-appropriate exposure to STEM, coding, AI awareness, innovation, creativity, problem-solving and career awareness. For minors, schools/parents/guardians must provide required permissions and supervision as applicable.

Institutional and College Collaborations

Institutional collaborations may include SDP, FDP, internships, certification programs, workshops, research awareness, innovation events, placement readiness, project guidance and department-level initiatives. Final offerings depend on institution requirements and confirmed scope.

Responsibilities

The institution is responsible for required internal approvals, student communication, venue or online platform readiness where applicable, parent/guardian permissions for minors, participant discipline and institutional coordination. Scienwave is responsible for agreed program delivery, trainer coordination and deliverables within the confirmed scope.

No Exclusivity or Publicity Rights

No institution, department, trainer or collaborator may use Scienwave’s name, logo, certificate format, proposal, curriculum or brand publicly unless written permission is given. No exclusivity exists unless expressly agreed in writing.

Commercials and Cancellation

Fees, revenue share, discounts, certificates, travel, logistics, resource costs and cancellation terms must be documented in writing before execution.

Outcome Statement

Scienwave aims to deliver structured learning value, but does not guarantee placement, marks, admissions, approvals, rankings, funding, publications, patents or external recognition unless expressly committed in writing.

Contact: For policy-related questions, requests or grievances, email office@scienwavetechnologies.in. Scienwave aims to respond within 2–5 business days where practical.

This page is a practical website policy document and not a substitute for independent legal advice. Scienwave may update these policies as operations, laws, services or risk requirements evolve.