Joining a school

A school may record your place in a program before you have an account. An enrollment is that program participation; it is not an invitation or proof that you can sign in. A cohort may also be assigned, but it is optional.

From a place in the program to your path

1. The school records the enrollment. This connects a person to a program in that school. It may initially be pending. It does not create an account or send an invitation.
2. A signed-in person at the school sends the invitation separately. Follow that invitation to activate or connect your account. Use the account tied to the address the school invited.
3. Sign in and open the right school. Your account identifies you; your active school and enrollment determine what you can see. If you participate in several programs, My path lets you select an enrollment.
4. Complete onboarding when prompted. Open Resume onboarding from My path, or follow the school's onboarding link. Give the goal and starting point requested for this participation. You can return if you leave partway through. Once onboarding and access conditions are met, your assigned path is available.

In the running example, Mike Academy enrolls a member in Agentic AI Developer. Only after a school operator sends the separate invitation does that member activate their account. The member then finishes onboarding for that school and opens My path. None of those steps implies that every member belongs to a cohort or that an enrollment itself sends email.

If the school or program is missing

Check that you signed in with the invited account and selected the expected school. If you have the account but no matching path, ask the school to check whether the invitation was sent and accepted, the enrollment is active, and the correct person and program were linked. A pending or paused participation may not offer the same actions as an active one. Do not create a second account to try to repair the link; school staff must correct the underlying access.

The Enrollments API supports school integrations that record participation. Invitation, account activation, sign-in and member onboarding remain screen flows; the public API does not create member accounts or send invitations.