Orientation

In volunteer.legal, an "Orientation" is an in-person training that people need to have completed before they can volunteer at an event. An Orientation is always associated with a specific event.
 * 1) When creating an event, you are asked "Is an orientation required to volunteer?". Select "yes" if you wish to require volunteers to participate in in-person orientations before volunteering for the first time. Select "no" if you do not wish to require for volunteers to have been oriented, or you plan on orienting volunteers virtually and not in-person.
 * 2) If orientations are required, the system checks its records about each person signing up for an event to see 1) if they are recorded as having volunteered at an event since the relevant "Oriented After Date" of the event organizer or 2) if they are recorded as having been oriented after the relevant "Oriented After Date" of the event organizer. If either of these things is true, then the volunteer does not need another orientation.
 * 3) If both are false, then volunteers are asked if they have volunteered at an event after the relevant "Oriented After Date" of the event organizer.
 * 4) If they answer "no", then they are asked if they have been oriented after the relevant "Oriented After Date" of the event organizer.
 * 5) If they answer "no", then they are informed that they must sign up for an orientation and prompted to choose from an available orientation time in addition to registering for the event itself.
 * 6) If there are no upcoming available orientation times, the volunteer will not be allowed to sign up for the event.

Orientation related guides:

 * How to create an orientation
 * How to edit an orientation
 * How to delete an orientation
 * How to temporarily stop sign ups for an orientation
 * How to cancel an orientation
 * How to administratively add volunteers to an orientation
 * How to administratively remove volunteers from an orientation
 * How to coordinate volunteers for an orientation
 * How to change the date volunteers must have been oriented after for an event