How to teach writing online with Teachable
Need a platform to teach writing online? Teachable lets you turn your writing skills into a profitable online course. Create a sales page, enroll students, collect payments, and host lectures—all in one place.
Share what you know. Teach writing online.
Like with many creative fields, finding reliable sources of income as a writer can be tricky. But Teachable is here to help.
Teaching writing skills online is a great way to diversify your earnings. Whether you’re teaching short stories, longform nonfiction writing, or marketing copywriting, you can translate your expertise into online courses with Teachable.
Teachable enables you to make your lessons available to more students than ever before—an unlimited number of students, in fact. And instead of chasing down invoices from clients, you can sell your course on your schedule and get paid quickly.
Teachable is a powerful, user-friendly online course creation platform perfect for writers.
Start teaching writing online with Teachable today.
In my own words
“I am LOVING Teachable. It's so much easier than creating a class from scratch on my website and I feel that the customizations I have been able to make have lent themselves to a fluid brand from my website to Teachable.”
Ali Brown : Ali Brown Creative
Share what you know in three simple steps
Create your online writing course
Get started on a free plan with just your email and the name of your school. (No credit card needed.)
Seamlessly upload your content
Access everything you need to build rich, interactive lectures. Upload videos, audio, presentations, images, and text. Create quizzes and certificates.
Make your writing course website beautiful
Customize your website with your own unique branding. Tailor the look and feel of your school to make it your own—no coding skills required.
FAQ
First, you will want to get clear about what exactly you’re teaching and who you’re teaching to. Get really specific about the type of art you want to teach and tailor it to a niche of students, for instance acrylic pouring, foundations of oil painting, or watercolor techniques. To teach virtually, you will need to create some form of content—generally videos and supplemental materials, such as worksheets, presentations, etc. for your students. When creating content, it’s a good idea to consider the logistics of your online class such as filming in a place with good lighting, promoting it on social media, etc.
With Teachable’s powerful yet easy to use platform, you can easily upload your content and customize your web page. You also have the freedom to create your sales page, collect payments from students, schedule coaching sessions, and teach art online your way. Find out how to create an online course, and start teaching art today for free.
Teaching art lessons online is a great way to share your gifts with the world—while earning income doing what you love. With Teachable, you can charge money and collect payment for your online courses. We even make it easier to handle the business side of things with Teachable Payments.
Thanks to our native payment gateway, we can take some of the responsibility of running a business off your shoulders. From streamlining the US sales tax and EU VAT process to helping support you with chargebacks and risk detection, Teachable Payments is our solution to making your course creation process seamless, so you can get back to doing what you love most—teaching art. Learn more about setting your prices and marketing your course.
With Teachable, you can start right where you’re at. You don’t need a degree; all you need to start teaching beginner art classes is a willingness to share your wisdom and knowledge with others. The only expertise you need is your own.
You don’t need to know how to code a custom website or have highly technical marketing or accounting skills. Once you’ve narrowed down exactly what you’d like to teach, we’ll help you set up your course and find the right students for you.
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