For MSW, MFT, and counseling programs
Give your cohort a free year of board-ready hour tracking.
ClearPath is a lightweight companion for field education and clinical training programs. Students keep their own licensure records, supervisors can review clean weekly logs, and the school does not need a procurement cycle to try it.
Outcomes
Not more admin. Less reconstruction later.
Cleaner student habits
Students practice weekly logging before they are under post-degree pressure to prove every hour.
Less end-of-program scramble
Hour categories, weekly supervision, and board-form readiness are visible while there is still time to correct them.
No heavy rollout
A cohort code can be forwarded in an email or orientation packet. Students opt in individually.
The ask
Start with one cohort, class, or supervision group.
- 01
Send program details
School, cohort size, tracks, and states are enough to create the first code.
- 02
Forward the blurb
Use the ready-to-send copy below in Canvas, email, orientation, or practicum seminar.
- 03
Review adoption
After two weeks, look at signups and activated users before deciding whether to expand.
Forward-ready copy
Copy for students
ClearPath Hours is offering our students a free year of Pro access for clinical hour tracking. It helps you log supervised hours, check state-specific requirements, invite supervisors, and export board-ready records. This does not replace any school-required practicum system, but it gives you your own licensure record that stays with you. Use this link to create your free account: [insert cohort link]
Questions
Is this a school procurement pitch?
No. The first motion is a free cohort code so students can try the product without the school buying software.
Does ClearPath replace Tevera, Sonia, or field placement systems?
No. Those systems often exist for school workflows. ClearPath is for the student's personal licensure record and post-graduation board readiness.
What does the school need to provide?
Just the program name, cohort size, tracks, states, and a contact who can receive the cohort link.