There are six course modules in the Plastic Free Campus Programme. It can be integrated into existing curriculum or run separately as an extra-curricular activity. If a school wishes to track its student progress they should register with PFC. If a student wishes to tackle a single component or work alone, they need not register. To access the programme and track progress a student or a teacher creates a school account but a student must designate a teacher to validate the project. Once the account is set-up, the Plastic Free Campus Committee (a.k.a the EcoCrew) can set up individual user accounts to contribute to the school’s progress on each module. In the first module, Getting Started, schools lay the groundwork for the project. The other modules can be completed in any order. Each module gives information and guidance to complete the tasks with a checklist to be completed. Once reviewed and verified by the faculty advisor that module is approved. When all modules are completed the school earns the PFC Nautilus badge and is added to the PFC community of programme graduates.