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How can I reapply to Swing Education after deactivation or account termination?

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How to Reapply to Swing Education After Account Deactivation or Termination

If your Swing Education account has been deactivated or your employment has been terminated, you can still reapply and regain access to the platform. This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to reapply, along with answers to common questions about the process.

Step-by-Step Reapplication Process

  1. Talk to our human team and let them know you'd like to return to Swing.

  2. Log in to your Account: - Your Swing Education account will be reset so you can reapply. Upon logging into your account, you will be presented with the reapplication process, which includes completing a new application.

  3. Redo the Onboarding Experience: - As part of the reapplication, you will complete an updated onboarding process. This ensures that all compliance and platform requirements are met.

  4. Complete a Background Check: - You may need to complete a new background check. Swing Education offers a stipend to reimburse the cost of the live scan or background check after working a specified number of substitute days. The reimbursement amount will be automatically processed through payroll after meeting the work requirement. Exact reimbursement amounts may vary.

Regional and Special Cases

  • Returning from Abroad: - If you are currently outside the United States but plan to return, you can resume the reapplication process once back in the country. Simply log into your account and complete the necessary steps.

Key Notes About the Process

  • Reapplying involves completing a full onboarding process again, including updating your compliance documentation and background checks.

  • Any stipends or reimbursements for background checks are subject to taxes and applicable conditions, such as completion of a set number of substitute teaching days.

  • Details about specific requirements, such as becoming a substitute teacher in California, can be found here: How Do I Become a Substitute Teacher in California β€” The Complete Guide.

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