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Open the curriculum and begin, or grade yourself first on the Index. There is no application, no waitlist, and no email wall. You start whenever you are ready.
Nothing. The framework, the curriculum, the library, the Index, and the Open Codex are free and open to everyone. There is no price of entry, and there never will be.
English. The material and the rubric are in English; the work you produce is in whatever language your own job runs in.
No. Everything is self-paced and self-directed. Work it through whenever it suits, on your own real work, and grade yourself against the rubric as you go.
As much as you give it. The output is your work, not homework. You finish each variable with something you actually use, not an exercise you throw away.
You've worked the whole framework through on your own real work, against a public rubric. It's a behaviour you show yourself, not a credential we issue.
It makes the literacy real, which is the hard part most checkbox webinars skip. It does not, on its own, sign off your compliance. Your legal counsel does that. Use the material to give them something true to sign off on rather than an attendance log.
Anyone after a certificate to frame rather than a behaviour to change. If you want a slide deck, a tool demo, or a line for your CV without the work behind it, this isn't it. The point is what you can do, not what you sat through.
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