Sarah Cordiner's Journey To An Online Course Empire
- E32
- 35:12
- October 15th 2020
My first teaching placement as a wise 18 year old with blond hair, was in an all male prison. I learned that education comes in many forms. It is not necessarily about sitting down in a class and writing down and answering tests. I learned that education was about changing people's attitudes, changing people's lives. And for me, when I was teaching in the prison where a core curriculum is more secondary to realising that we can be more, do more, have more in the world. I was so amazed by how much somebody's life can be changed by simply allowing them to understand themselves. And that was it, I was hooked! I was hooked on showing people themselves, as to the skills that are held within them. And so I started my education business at 19 years old.
Are you curious about the rest of Sarah’s story? Listen to this episode of the Course Creators Podcast!
For full show notes visit: https://sarahcordiner.com/ep-32-sarah-cordiners-journey-online-course-empire/
Course Creators Podcast with Sarah Cordiner
The Course Creators Podcast, hosted by QUALIFIED Educator, Sarah Cordiner, provides action-packed, practical strategies to help coaches, consultants, course creators and experts to turn their knowledge and expertise into profitable online courses, coaching programs and membership academies that change people's lives.
- How to create online courses
- How to create coaching programs
- How to create membership academies
- How to create lead magnets and high ticket training programs
- Profitably educate your marketplace
- Create online and offline training courses
- Set up and conduct online course marketing
- Get more sales and enrollments in your online courses
- Building a successful education-based business
- Deliver better teaching and training
- Automations, hacks and systems for increasing your course profits and passive operation and much more....
This is the world’s leading resource for Edupreneurs and modern-day Course Creators.
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