For DSS-approved CE & ICTP trainers
Your students' first inspection starts in your classroom.
You teach the regulations. Title22 is the software administrators use to live them every day. Partnering means your CE program comes with a real tool your graduates can point to — not just a certificate.
See what your students will see
The same ground your graduates cover on the job — staff certifications, a readiness score they can move, and the record that proves it.
What partnership looks like
Simple, low-lift, and built around what you already do — no extra curriculum to write.
A free classroom account, seeded for teaching
You get a full Title22 account that never expires. One click loads a practice facility — 5 staff, four of them with something out of date: a CPR card three weeks from lapsing, an overdue TB test, an expired First Aid, a LiveScan that never cleared, two people short of their 40 hours, and two incidents waiting to be documented. The dashboard opens amber, so your class has something to fix from the first minute. No resident data — Lite holds none — so nothing in it is PHI, and nothing they do touches a real record.
You teach your own CDSS-approved material. Title22 is where your students practise it and where the record lands — the lab, not the course.
- 1Email us. Tell us your program and when you teach next.
- 2Sign up at title22.app for a normal free account — 14 days, no card.
- 3We switch you to Classroom. The trial clock comes off for good. Then click Load sample facility on your dashboard and you're teaching.
Your sample facility stays put between classes, so last session's edits are still there when you come back. To start a fresh one, delete the sample facility and load it again.
Learn what your students see → Our classroom page shows exactly what they'll practice with.
Request your classroom account → Set up within one business day.
Your graduates sign up under your name
Your students sign up through your personal code, so every account is linked to you from day one — the trainer whose course got them inspection-ready. It’s also how the referral below tracks each conversion back to you.
20% of every subscription, every month
When a facility that came through your code converts to a paid plan, you earn 20% of their subscription — not once, but every month they stay subscribed. No cap, no expiry on the relationship.
A direct line on the product
You see more real facility documentation gaps than almost anyone. If there's a Title 22 requirement Title22 handles poorly or not at all, that feedback goes straight into the product roadmap.
Why partner instead of just recommend software: your reputation is the real asset here. Trainers whose graduates succeed at their first inspection get more students — Title22 is built to make your graduates the ones who succeed. The commission is worth having; the reputation compounds.
The trainer walkthrough — what to show your class
Use this flow when demonstrating Title22 to your students. The guided walkthrough at title‑22.com/walkthrough/ follows this same order — open it alongside your classroom account.
Open with the compliance problem
Start by naming what every administrator fears: a DSS visit when documentation isn't ready. Title22 is the system that closes those gaps before the analyst arrives — not after.
Show the trainer dashboard overview
Log in and walk through the main dashboard: the facility readiness summary, flagged documentation gaps, and expiring staff certifications. This is the first thing an administrator sees every morning.
Demonstrate a class or training module
Show how to create a training class from CDSS source material, assign it to learners by role, and set completion requirements. This is where the "CDSS vendor readiness" story comes to life — policy turns into structured, trackable training.
Walk through staff and compliance records
Open a staff file and show how entries are timestamped and attributed. Show the LIC 622 personnel sections, the 40-hour training tracking and the certification expiry alerts. Point to exactly what a DSS licensing analyst checks — and how Title22 has it ready.
Explain role-based access
Show the difference between administrator, supervisor, caregiver, and read-only access. Stress why this matters for an audit: every record is attributed to a specific person with a specific role — no shared logins, no ambiguity.
Show completion tracking and proof
Walk through the training completion view: who finished, who hasn't, who needs a follow-up. This is the audit-readiness story — evidence that staff were trained, on record, before the inspection.
Close with the free trial
End with a direct CTA: your students can start a 14-day free trial at title22.app using your trainer code. The first inspection they pass with it in place is proof your training worked.
Common questions from trainers
Do I need to change my curriculum to use Title22?
No. Title22 is a supplementary tool, not a replacement for your course content. You keep teaching the same regulations; Title22 gives your students a live system to practice on and take home.
How does the classroom account work?
You get a full Title22 account, and one click loads a practice facility — staff files with real certification gaps, the 40-hour training part finished, the compliance checklist and two incidents to document. It holds no resident health information, so nothing in it is PHI. The account never expires and you can use it in every class you run.
How does the 20% commission track?
Your students sign up through your personal referral code. When they convert to a paid subscription, 20% of their monthly plan is credited to you — automatically, every month they stay subscribed. See commission details →
Is this only for ICTP trainers, or can CE-only trainers participate?
Both. Any DSS-approved CE or ICTP trainer whose students become RCFE administrators can partner. If you're unsure whether your program qualifies, reach out and Eli will confirm.