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Course & Curriculum Creator Marketplace

Create practical learning with Ubunifu.

Individuals, public TVETs, private TVETs, institutions, professional bodies and industry experts can create learning through governed creator, curriculum, authority, IP and commercial workflows. Creating a course does not itself confer accreditation or qualification-awarding authority.

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Creator-sourced learners

Revenue treatment is defined by the active agreement/commercial model and validated split rules. No universal creator percentage applies to new agreements; attribution and reconciliation evidence remain required before entitlement.

Ubunifu-sourced learners

Revenue treatment is contract-specific and may differ by source, institution, funder, course and agreement. Historical accepted agreements retain their recorded percentages without becoming defaults for new agreements.

Active teaching

Normally at least one live online lesson/clinic per week or an approved per-topic cadence.

Corporate course sponsorship

Companies can sponsor an approved course through a TVET institutional creator. Once the sponsorship agreement and evidence are approved, the public course may show “Sponsored by [Company]”. Sponsorship does not make the company the creator, assessor, regulator or awarding body.

Approval path

1 · Creator due diligenceIdentity, expertise, tax profile where applicable and rights declaration.
2 · AgreementTerm, IP licence, revenue formula, teaching obligations, audit and teach-out.
3 · Course gatesMission/theme fit → competence → content/IP → instructional quality → learner/commercial value.
4 · Publication & teachingVersioned content plus scheduled live online lessons.
5 · Transparent statementsRevenue period → evidence → statement → creator accept/dispute → approval → payout reference.

There is no universal requirement to be a “registered writer.” Professional or regulated teaching claims require the relevant credentials and approvals.

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