Turn Your Expertise into Impact and Income
Join a proven program where professionals become paid course creators. No teaching experience needed — just your knowledge
” You’ve done the work. Now own the stage. Turn your expertise into a course and lead the way.”
You’ve got the skills and knowledge, why not turn it into an income?
Becoming a Case Consultant (BCC) is all about sharpening your expertise and developing your client base. No teaching experience needed — just your knowledge.
Why Becoming a Case Consultant (BCC)?
Claim Your Voice
Share what only you know.
Sharpen Your Expertise
Teaching helps you master your field.
Own Your Knowledge
Stop giving away your genius for free.
Expand Your Network
Meet potential clients and collaborators.
Zero Tech Overwhelm
Tools and support provided, you focus on content.
How the Process Works
Week 0

Take our BCC [Becoming a Case Consultant] course to understand what makes a course successful.
Tip: This helps you understand the BE-EDGE structure, real client needs, and what makes a course become a useful tool.
Week 1

Pitch your topic and client. We’ll review for duplicates and align it with real-world needs.
Tip: Stuck? No client yet? Don’t hesitate to contact us for help!
Week 2

Choose the challenge and develop your content using our toolkit. We’ll help with templates, quizzes, and cases.
Tip: Focus on clarity, not perfection. Use our templates — they’re made to help you move faster.
Week 3

Upload your course to LearnWorlds and test it.
Tip: Ask a friend or fellow creator to review it. Fresh eyes = instant improvement.
Get feedback, refine your course, and launch.
*Earn 40% of sales or opt for a one-time payment.
Tip: Don’t wait for perfect. Launch it, learn from users, and iterate.
Week 4

How the Process Works
Week 0

Take our BCC [Becoming a Case Consultant] course to understand what makes a course successful.
Tip: This helps you understand the BE-EDGE structure, real client needs, and what makes a course become a useful tool.
Week 1

Pitch your topic and client. We’ll review for duplicates and align it with real-world needs.
Tip: Stuck? No client yet? Don’t hesitate to contact us for help!
Week 2

Choose the challenge and develop your content using our toolkit. We’ll help with templates, quizzes, and cases.
Tip: Focus on clarity, not perfection. Use our templates — they’re made to help you move faster.
Week 3

Upload your course to LearnWorlds and test it.
Tip: Ask a friend or fellow creator to review it. Fresh eyes = instant improvement.
Week 4

Get feedback, refine your course, and launch.
*Earn 40% of sales or opt for a one-time payment.
Tip: Don’t wait for perfect. Launch it, learn from users, and iterate.
Hear from our Experts
“I had no prior teaching experience, but BE-EDGE made the process simple and easy to follow. Creating my digital marketing course gave me a whole new perspective on the field. I’m excited to see how learners benefit from it—and with digital products on the rise, it’s also a great way for me to earn while doing something meaningful!”
– Trianne
Digital Marketing Course Creator
“Creating this course bundle on nonprofit management and strategy helped me grow both professionally and personally. It pushed me to simplify important concepts around financial planning, fundraising, and strategy so that they’re easy to understand and can be applied in real situations. In the process, I ended up learning even more about how nonprofits work and what they truly need to grow.”
– Mihika
Non-Profit Management Course Creator
Ready to Get Paid for Your Expertise?
FAQ: Course Creation
Who can become a course creator?
What topics can I create a course on?
Do I need teaching experience to create a course?
How do I structure my course?
Can I update my course after publishing?
Will I get paid for creating a course?
- You can receive an upfront payment for creating the course, depending on your expertise.
- You get 50% of the course payment upfront, and the remaining 50% comes from your monthly sales.
How will this help my career?
FAQ: If You Don’t Have a Client
Can I propose a client for my course?
What if I don’t have a client yet?
What qualifies as a “client challenge”?
Do all courses need a client challenge?
Can I update my course after publishing?
Can I create a hypothetical case instead?
In this case, you will serve as the client, and learners will work on solving the challenge you’ve presented.