Applicant information

Your introduction stays private.

JoinSWAT collects the contact details, interests, experience and availability you choose to submit so the SWAT Network team can review your introduction and discuss relevant opportunities.

What we store

Applications include your name, email, phone, city or preferred area, selected roles and skills, experience notes and schedule preferences. Introductory classroom progress is stored under your signed-in account when you complete a knowledge check. A temporary application session and a short-lived, hashed connection identifier help protect submissions from misuse.

State suggestions

The state finder may suggest a state from the approximate region information supplied by the hosting network. It does not request precise device location or save that suggestion as part of your application. You choose your preferred work state, which is saved with the application so the team can review opportunities in that area.

Who can view it

Applications are available only through the protected team review workspace. They are not displayed in public directories, reviews or classroom listings. The guided role suggestions use your selected interests and skills; a person reviews your application and makes any next-step decision.

What to leave out

Do not submit Social Security numbers, birth dates, payment details, medical information, identity documents, entry codes or private client information. If documents are needed later, the team will discuss an appropriate private process.

Corrections and withdrawal

To correct or withdraw your application, call +1 888-312-1007 and include your application reference. The team will verify the request before making changes. Do not send sensitive documents with the request.

Applications and learning

Submitting does not guarantee a job, hours, compensation or network participation. Introductory classroom completion does not grant a trade license, safety certification or permission to perform work. Separate onboarding, required training and written terms apply.