Weekly Skool Course Instructor Needed
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I need someone who can run a very straightforward course on the Skool platform two days each week, totalling about four teaching hours. The subject matter is still open—if you feel confident guiding beginners in something practical like basic maths, general science, conversational English, or another accessible topic, let me hear your idea.
A beginner-level instructor is perfectly fine; what matters most is clarity, enthusiasm and the ability to keep lessons engaging inside Skool’s community interface. You’ll be responsible for:
• preparing a simple course outline and lesson materials
• going live twice a week (roughly two hours per session)
• answering student questions in real time and inside the discussion area
• uploading any replays or resources immediately after each class
Because the audience is new to the subject, pace and patience are key. If you already know how to use Skool’s post, event and classroom tools, great—if not, be ready for a quick self-learn curve before the first session.
When you reply, tell me which topic you’d like to teach, how you’ll structure the four weekly hours, and a quick line on your teaching style. Let’s get the timetable set and the classroom open.
A beginner-level instructor is perfectly fine; what matters most is clarity, enthusiasm and the ability to keep lessons engaging inside Skool’s community interface. You’ll be responsible for:
• preparing a simple course outline and lesson materials
• going live twice a week (roughly two hours per session)
• answering student questions in real time and inside the discussion area
• uploading any replays or resources immediately after each class
Because the audience is new to the subject, pace and patience are key. If you already know how to use Skool’s post, event and classroom tools, great—if not, be ready for a quick self-learn curve before the first session.
When you reply, tell me which topic you’d like to teach, how you’ll structure the four weekly hours, and a quick line on your teaching style. Let’s get the timetable set and the classroom open.