Start with this help centre: search for a word from your question, or browse the topics. Each article explains a process step by step, including what happens on the other side after you act. Info icons (ⓘ) next to labels in the portal give a one-line answer and a Learn more link to the right section here.
Who to contact
| You are… | For this | Go to |
|---|---|---|
| A student | A question about a lesson | Ask it in the lesson's discussion. Your teacher or the course team replies there. |
| A student | Sign-in, payment or enrolment problems | Your school's contact details on the website's Contact page (/contact). |
| A teacher | Your account, reviews, batches or payouts | NSDP administration. If NSDP opens a dispute with you, reply to it under Disputes. |
| A campus | A quick question | Contact NSDP in the campus menu, which opens an email to NSDP support with your campus named in the subject. |
| A campus | Something NSDP must decide or correct | Open a dispute under Disputes, so the case stays on record. |
Before you write
- Search this help centre for the exact message you saw — most messages are listed with their fix.
- Try the obvious fixes: sign out and in again, refresh the page, check your Spam folder for emails.
- Note what you were doing, the page address, the time, and any reference number (payment, payout, request or certificate serial).
Make your message easy to act on
Step 1: Say who you are
Your name and the email on your account — or your campus name and code.
Step 2: Say what you were trying to do
For example: "pay for the Saturday batch of Web Design".
Step 3: Say what happened instead
Copy the exact message, and add a screenshot if you can.
Step 4: Add references
Dates, the course or batch name, and any reference number.
Disputes or a message?
| Email / Contact | Dispute | |
|---|---|---|
| Who can use it | Everyone | Campuses and teachers open disputes with NSDP, and answer disputes NSDP opens with them. |
| Best for | Questions and quick fixes | Money, decisions and disagreements that need a record |
| Record kept in the portal | No | Yes — every message and status change |
How quickly will someone reply?
There is no fixed response time. Clear messages with references are answered fastest.
My question is about a lesson's content.
Ask it in the lesson's discussion so your teacher sees it with the lesson — and other students with the same question see the answer.
I can't sign in at all, so I can't reach the portal.
Use Forgot password or an email code first. If neither works, contact your school through its website's Contact page.