After the Publishing team reviews your application and training course is successfully completed, you will receive an email containing content for creating the test course.

Submit your test course for evaluation, and upon approval, you will receive an invitation to become an Alison Course Creator, allowing you to start crafting courses with your own content. It's important to note that all courses published on Alison undergo thorough reviews before they are published.

Refer to the article "How to Submit a Course for Review" for detailed step-by-step guidance on the submission process.

If you assume the role of a Course Creator, a dedicated Publishing Account Manager (PAM) will be assigned to assist, advise, and review your course. On the other hand, if you choose the path of an Assisted Course Creator, an experienced Publishing Content Manager (PCM) will guide you through the process.

Our marketing team will actively promote every course, yet collaborative efforts enhance effectiveness. Thus, we encourage Course Creators to participate in promoting their content. Recognising that not everyone may possess marketing expertise, we have developed a collection of user-friendly marketing templates to facilitate the promotion of your courses on social media:

Many factors affect the length of time it takes to publish a course on Alison.

Do you plan to develop a concise certificate course with a minimum study time of 90 minutes, or are you working on an extensive diploma that spans up to 25 hours of study? Additionally, your choice between being a Course Creator, utilising the Publishing Tool independently to construct your content, or selecting the Assisted Course Creation route, where our in-house experts organise the provided content on your behalf, can impact the timeline.

Regardless of your chosen route, your course will undergo a review by the Alison Publishing team. They may provide feedback or request additional edits to ensure your course attains the highest quality standards.

As a Course Creator, you possess the most control over the publishing timeline, with the actual duration depending on the amount of time you can dedicate to the course creation process.

Absolutely, every applicant is required to successfully finish a training course that encompass our distinct course creation processes.

Moreover, applicants are required to submit a test course using our Publishing Tool. This course, intended for assessment purposes, will not be published; it is designed to demonstrate your ability to effectively structure and create an engaging online course in alignment with Alison’s guidelines and standards.

Once submitted, your test course will undergo a review, and if approved, you will receive an invitation to become an Alison Course Creator. At this point, you can commence crafting courses using your own content. It's important to note that all courses published on Alison undergo thorough reviews before being made public.

Additionally, we conduct webinars for publishers, offering an opportunity for everyone to address any questions they may have.