Separate the two starting points

A coordinator may speak with a student seeking experience and an organisation considering hosting on the same day. A profile can describe both contact routes, with labels that explain their purpose. This prevents a potential host from receiving learner instructions or a student from submitting information through the wrong route.

Keep matching and approval deliberate

An introduction is not a placement agreement. Personal records, host checks and formal arrangements should stay within the institution’s established systems. Tap Tap Go helps the coordinator explain the opportunity and route enquiries, while the actual matching process remains a separate responsibility.

Imagine this

A hypothetical scene

A hypothetical organisation meets a coordinator at a careers event. The profile directs it to host information rather than the student application page. They discuss the proposed experience before the institution considers whether it fits its placement process.

Make it practical.

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