Nope. BUT there are things you DO need to land a job in these fields and our courses will go over those things to provide you with the tools and resources you need to confidently apply and land a new job.

I'm glad you'd ask!! Our founder, Ali along with our course creation team learned these trades in the best setting out there ... through working in these fields to get hands-on experience that we now share with teachers inside our courses! Our team's teacher skills mixed with the real-world experience is a dynamite combo to this day!

Ali is also often invited to be a guest lecture at the university level, teaching grad students how to do Curriculum Development and Instructional Design. University instructors have also requested resources from her for their grad school course content so that their masters-level students would be able to more effectively and efficiently do this kind of work and land jobs in these roles.

No problem at all! All of these courses will let you know what the field is like and everything you need to get a job in it. You can apply whenever you’d like! It will simply help you be confident and fully prepared to go from classroom to next dream job whenever you would like to!

Bonus: What you will learn inside the course will also help you be a better teacher in the classroom as well.

If you want to do an online program in one of these fields, one of the least expensive and popular options is WGU’s program. Most students graduate within 4 semesters for $13,000. (Note: Some of the people in our course have graduated from WGU with a degree and then signed up for one of our courses because even after graduating with a master’s they had no idea what professionals in these fields actually do for work. But hey, they learned a lot about theory and assessment 😉).

If you want to go to an on-site program, one that is well respected is The University of Indiana. Take their Curriculum and Instructional Design program for example, If you were to get accepted to theirs or another a really good program and attend on-site, your tuition plus life expenses would likely come to over $100,000. Yep, really. Want to see it for yourself? Here are the details from Indiana’s website: https://studentcentral.indiana.edu/pay-for-college/cost-of-iu/estimated-cost.html

Pro-tip: Keep in mind that after getting a degree, you would then need to go to the work of landing a job. Or, you could save that time and money and we’ll get right to the end goal.

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Please note that a $50 processing fee may be applied to cover the payment processor fee and process to refund your purchase.

If you decide that you would prefer a different course than the one that you purchased (aside from the bundle), our team would love to support you with that.

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This varies depending on many things. Some course members have landed jobs in a month and a half after signing up. Others haven’t started applying until many months later. If you need a job sooner rather than later, I recommend a dual approach of taking the course while applying to jobs and adding the skills you gain through the course to your resume and portfolio as you learn them.