Student FAQ's

1.  How do I enroll in a course?

You can enroll in a course by first registering for The Global.  After you complete the registration process, you can then proceed to purchase a class pass for the course of your choice.

2.  What is the difference between Signature, General and Special Courses?

By completing six Signature courses, you will qualify for a Signature Certificate for that program.  General courses provide real-time training that can be implemented for strategic business building immediately.  Special courses offer specific training in a paticular area of interest to entrepreneurs that are usually only one hour in length.

3.  I lost access to my account?

If you lost access to your account, request a new password here.

Instructor FAQ's

1.  How do I become an instructor?

All available instructors positions are listed here. You can apply directly here.

2.  How long will it take to find out if I am approved?

It normally takes seven business days to hear if you have been approved to be an instructor for The Global and if we have approved your course proposal.

3.  Are there any fees attached to becoming an instructor for The Global? 

No, there are no fees to apply or become an instructor for The Global.  One approved, you will receive more information in regards to the Instructor positions.

4.  Can I teach a course based on someone else's program or book?

No, all courses offered through The Global must be courses that the instructors developed.  They can reference other work, however, they can not instruct using someone elses' program or book unless they have been certified to do so.

5.  Can I teach the Global Course in other venues? 

Once your course has been registered with the Global, you can teach the course for other venues but it must have a different title.  You can not use the same title or course description for the course in other venues.

6.  Do I have to teach every month?

No, the great thing about instructing for The Global you can offer courses that fit your schedule, lifestyle and format.  Since all of our courses are web-based, this means that you can both instruct and access your course anywhere in the world and host it anytime of the day.  You can even design an e-course that will self-guide students through the course and receive a royalty for each student who registers for the course, as long as the course is offered.

7.  How much money will I make?

That depends on how many courses you decide to teach for The Global and how many students enroll in your courses.  Our best advice:  don't use this as a sole source of revenue.  Teach for the Global because you want to teach for the many benefits, not because you have to do so to pay the bills.  Look to the courses you teach for The Global to provide you with a convenient way to supplement your regular income while part-time from the comforts of your home or office.  Teaching for The Global can provide you with the course development skills that you need to develop a quality offering for your business, allows you to continue to build an online following and inspire you for additional works.