April Beach shows course creators how to convert existing courses into CEUs for licensed professionals. Alan Gatlin walks through the approval process step by step. You can also license the CEU-approved content to governing bodies, which distributes it automatically and creates passive income.
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Have you ever thought about getting your course approved for continuing education credits? So if you're a course creator, we've been in this space for a really long time. You know, the industry has changed, and as a matter of fact, the attendance of business coaching and online course programs has actually decreased since 2024. But you probably have amazing curriculum and you're wondering where else can you deploy it? And I want you to think about an option called CEUs or continuing education credits. Did you know that we can actually take the same course that you've deployed on a business standpoint and actually insert it into industries where licensed professionals are required to purchase continuing, continuing education? It does align with licensing, and it does align for those of you guys that are looking to expand the reach of your work and get out of that launch mode. And maybe you want to go into a whole different level of business. So I want you to think about CEUs. A member of my team named Alan Gatlin, he actually teaches teaches how to turn your course into CEU credits and get it approved for that. We just hosted an amazing workshop. I learned so much. I actually didn't even realize there were so many possibilities. So if you have any questions about that, or if you want access to this workshop, or if you want to know when we're hosting the next live workshop about how you can turn your course into continuing education units and either increase your B2C side sales— so increase the sales on the individual side— or of course, you guys know my brain, what I think about is rather than you doing it, let's license it to the governing bodies that release CEU courses and have them deploy it for you. And then it's just done and it just runs like clockwork and you don't have to be there and do it. All right, let me know what you think about this.
