If you can explain your work, you can teach here.
No studio, no camera setup, no weekend lost to editing. You run a live session the way you would walk a new colleague through the job.
Why here
Recorded courses are a production job. This is not.
Building a recorded course means scripting, filming, editing and re-recording every time something changes. Most professionals who could teach never get past that.
Teaching live means you prepare a session, show up, and teach. When your field changes, you just teach the new thing next cohort. Your material stays current because it is never frozen into a video file.
How you earn
Three income streams, stated plainly.
Payouts are tracked in your dashboard from the first enrolment.
Course enrolments
You set the price for your course. You earn on every learner who enrols in a cohort you teach.
One-to-one mentorship
Publish the hours you are free and your rate. Learners book a slot directly, and you are paid per booking.
Company commissions
Organisations brief a course they need. You build and deliver it for that company, priced as its own piece of work.
Revenue share and payout schedule are confirmed with you before your first course goes live.
What we handle
You teach. We run everything around it.
- Scheduling and reminders
- Live video for the session
- Enrolments and payments
- Assignment submission and grading tools
- Quizzes, timed per question
- Certificates on completion
- Learner chat and course discussion
- Payout tracking
Requirements
What we look for.
Real working experience
You do the thing you want to teach, or you did it recently and at depth.
You can hold a room
Teaching live means answering the unexpected question without losing the thread.
A reliable connection
Sessions are video, so a stable internet connection is not optional.
Time for a full cohort
A course is a commitment to a group across several weeks, not a one-off talk.
Apply
Tell us what you would teach.
We review every application and reply within five working days, whether or not it is a fit.