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As part of your participation in the Back on Track online course, we collect and process a small amount of personal data to support your learning and improve the course. This Privacy Policy explains how we use your data and your rights under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

This platform was produced as part of the project "Back on Track", co-funded by the Interreg DRP Programme of the European Union. For more information, please consult the project website: https://interreg-danube.eu/projects/back-on-track/ Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. The European Union cannot be held responsible for them.

The project consortium is responsible for privacy and data use.

ÖJAB, Austria

South Muntenia Regional Development Agency (SMRDA), Romania

ADEL Slovakia, Slovakia

DEX Innovation centre z.s., Czech Republic

Development Association NERDA, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Pannon Novum West-Transdanubian Regional Innovation Nonprofit Ltd. (PANOV), Hungary

Philanthropy, Charitable Foundation of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Serbia

Foundation for Improvement of Employment Possibilities PRIZMA, Slovenia

Human Innovation Group Nonprofit Ltd. (HICS), Hungary

YES Forum EWIV - Youth and European Social Work Forum, Germany

ipcenter.at Ltd., Austria

Stara Zagora Regional Economic Development Agency (SZ REDA), Bulgaria

Ministry of Economy of Tuzla Canton (MPTK), Bosnia and Herzegovina

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia (CCIS), Serbia

🔐 What data do we collect?

We collect only the data needed to help you learn:

• Your email address – used to track your progress and send certificates
• Your language setting – used to show course content in the language you selected. This helps improve your learning experience
• Your course activity – such as time spent, completed modules, or skipped units
  

Optional data: If you choose to upload your name, photo, or profile information, this is voluntary and can be changed or deleted anytime in your profile settings.

If you want to receive a certificate, you will need to add your full name for the issuing of the certificate after course completion.

Using the Moodle app: The same data is collected as if you access the course in a web browser, including device type and IP address.

📊 Why do we collect this data?

Your data helps us:

• Track your learning progress and issue certificates
• Understand how the course is used (e.g. which modules are popular or challenging)
• Report statistics to improve the course and meet project requirements

✅ We never sell your data or share it with third parties without your permission.
❌ We do not collect sensitive personal information (e.g. health or background details).

⏳ How long is your data stored?

We store your data for up to 5 years after the course ends. This is required for reporting to funders and to support learners who return later.

After this time, all personal data will be anonymised or deleted.

❌ Can you delete your data?

Yes. You have the right to:

• See what data we have
• Ask to correct or delete it

You can make these requests:

• Directly inside the course
• Or by contacting: backontrack@oejab.at

If you delete your data, your certificates, badges and course history will also be removed.

✅ Legal Basis

We collect and use your data based on your consent under GDPR Article 6(1)(a).
You give this consent by agreeing to this policy before starting the course.

🌐 Third-Party Tools

To deliver this course, we use a few trusted external tools:

• YouTube – for videos

These tools may collect basic technical data like your IP address.
We do not control or access this data directly, but we choose providers that follow strong privacy standards.

By using this course, you agree to the use of these tools as part of your learning experience.

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Welcome to the Back on Track learning space. This course is here to support your journey — whether you’re starting fresh, building confidence, or planning your next step. To make sure it stays safe, fair, and welcoming for everyone, we ask all learners to follow a few simple guidelines.

✅ Respect and behavior

We expect everyone in this course to treat others with respect. That means using kind and thoughtful language, both in messages and in group activities. Everyone here comes from a different background, and we all learn at different speeds. That’s not just okay — it’s normal. There is no place for hate, bullying, or offensive behavior. If you ever see or experience anything that feels wrong, upsetting, or unsafe, please contact the support team.

🔐 Your account

Please use only your own account and keep your login information private. Sharing your account or logging in as someone else breaks the trust of the course community. If you lose access or forget your password, don’t worry — there are ways to reset it or ask for help.

📤 Uploads and communication

During the course, you might upload assignments, a profile picture, or take part in chats or forums. That’s great — just remember to keep your content appropriate. This is a shared learning space. Please don’t upload anything violent, illegal, or sexual. Use respectful, clear language when communicating with trainers or peers, and keep personal messages focused on the course.

📲 Using the Moodle App

If you're using the Moodle mobile app, everything you do there — including uploads, progress, or messages — works the same as on the website. Be extra careful if you’re using a shared device (like a family phone or a computer in a youth centre) to keep your information private.

📝 Feedback and participation

Your feedback is always welcome and helps us improve the course. If you’re asked to fill out a feedback form or share your opinion, that’s completely voluntary. We kindly ask that you avoid sharing personal or sensitive information unless you're sure it’s safe to do so.

⚠️ What happens if rules are broken?

If someone breaks these rules, we’ll try to solve the issue fairly. This might include a warning, limiting access to chats or messages, or — in serious cases — removal from the course. Threats or hate speech may be reported to the proper authorities.

This course is your space to grow. Let’s keep it a place where everyone feels welcome, respected, and encouraged.