Step 3 of 3HTT Network
An invitation to become a Connector
For someone being invited: the work, how Connectors are paid, no income promises, and learn, pass, then pay.
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What the work is, how it is paid, and what it takes. Someone has invited you to become a Connector on HTT. This short video explains what that means, honestly, so you can decide for yourself.
Step by step
1What HTT is
HTT is a family of platforms that share one account: HTT Schools runs a school, HTT Educate is past questions and practice, HTT Fun is learning games, and HTT Wallet holds money.
2What a Connector does
A Connector introduces people and schools to HTT, makes sure they join through the Connector’s own link, and helps them get started. Most Connectors begin with schools, because one school brings in many people.
3How Connectors are paid
Connectors are paid a share of the commitment fees paid by the people they bring in: nineteen percent from the people you bring in directly, twelve percent from the people they bring, and five percent one step further. Every share is visible in your HTT account.
4Honestly
To be honest with you: nobody can promise how much you will earn. The rates are fixed, but what you earn depends entirely on real people choosing to join. Anyone who promises you a figure is not telling you the truth.
5What it takes
Becoming a Connector takes three steps, in this order. Watch the Connector training. Pass the Connector assessment, which is strict, with a new random paper every time. Then pay the Network commitment fee, once. The fee cannot be paid until you have passed, so nobody pays for something they have not learned.
6How to start
To start, open your HTT account from the link of the person who invited you, so they are recorded as your Connector. Then open HTT Network, where the training is waiting for you.
Questions people ask
Who is the “An invitation to become a Connector” training for?
Everyone. It is one step of the HTT Network course, which is laid out in the order we recommend learning it.
Do I need an HTT account for this?
No. Everything in this training works without signing in.
How long does this training take?
The video is about 2 minutes long. Reading the article takes less.