Corporate Sponsors & NGO FAQ

Learn Over is an online learning platform for Trinidad & Tobago primary students (Infant 1–Standard 5). It provides curriculum-aligned lessons, quizzes, and worksheets designed to prepare students for the SEA exam and National Tests. Funds raised are used to manage the system, lower costs, and provide access for underserved communities. The platform supports translation and accessibility for disadvantaged students.

Learn Over is operated by The Cyberfront Institute, a registered NGO focused on education, digital literacy, and youth empowerment. The team includes professionals from cybersecurity, teaching, accounts, and program coordination.

Supporting Learn Over expands access to affordable education, helps underserved communities, and strengthens exam readiness — while providing visible community impact for sponsors.

Sponsorships can be structured as:

• Student Scholarships (funding subscriptions for individual students).
• School/Community Packages (bulk accounts for classrooms or rural communities).
• Branded Partnerships (co-branded campaigns or programs with sponsor visibility).

Each subscription costs TT$250 per month (TT$3,000 per year). Sponsors can support students for a term, a year, or multiple years.

Yes. Sponsors may choose to support specific schools, PTAs, geographic regions, or communities.

All sponsored accounts are tracked through Learn Over’s secure system. Sponsors receive reports showing how many students were enrolled, their progress, and usage levels.

Yes. Quarterly reports highlight student engagement, academic progress, and testimonials from beneficiaries.

Yes, but only with parental consent. Anonymized data and stories may be used in CSR reports, press releases, or sponsor marketing.

Yes. Corporations/NGOs are acknowledged on Learn Over’s website, in press releases, and on co-branded materials.

Yes. Co-branded flyers, posters, or digital campaigns can be developed in partnership with sponsors.

Yes. NGOs can embed Learn Over into education initiatives, after-school programs, or community outreach efforts.

Learn Over complies with the Trinidad & Tobago Data Protection Act and international privacy standards. Student data is never sold or shared.

Yes. Formal agreements can be signed outlining sponsorship terms, reporting obligations, and mutual responsibilities.

Email us at cyberfrontinstitute@gmail.com to discuss partnership options. A Learn Over representative will provide a proposal tailored to your goals.