Thanks for the info. I saw the requirements. Too bad it doesn't say what you get in return for your efforts. For instance, amount of training, exclusive territory, informercial leads, etc...
Perhaps $10,000 - $20,000 would be absorbed by the class of 20-30 people each paying $750 for the course?
It looks like they really only want full time photoreading instructors who are going to be able to regularly bring in new clients.
I've been a software developer for sometime and I've seen Microsoft and a number of other software companies create entirely new income streams while increasing the growth of their product using certification programs. Its also a way to help their independant Instructors become more successful(it gives them additional courses to teach).
Microsoft has several levels of certification. First, your basic skills as a user of the product are certified. After basic skill certification there's an advanced certification of skills. Finally, there's instructor certification. I know Photoreading is not that complex but there are differing skill levels.
A Certification program could be a way of growing a larger audience of skilled users and generating more income at the same time.
I wonder of someone from Learning Strategies can respond....
