Trainer Network

Tell us what you teach.

We're building a bench of contract trainers ahead of need, so when a client asks for someone who knows their software, we can answer with a name instead of a maybe.

What we look for

You've taught a real platform to real users

Clinical systems, property management, practice management, ERP, point of sale, CRM, or an industry tool we haven't thought of.

Patience above all

Most of our team came from customer service, and that's deliberate. Software knowledge is teachable. Being kind to a frustrated person at 4pm is harder to find.

However you like to work

Remote or on-site, occasional or regular. Writing guides and SOPs counts too, if that's your strength.

What happens after you send this

We read every one. We'll reply either way, usually within a few days. If there's no project that matches what you teach today, we'll keep your details on file and come back to you when there is, rather than leaving you wondering.

Trainer application

Ten fields, most of them optional. Five minutes.

What you teach

Be specific, including modules or versions if it matters. This is the field we search when a client asks.

Industries you know well

Tick any where you understand how the work actually runs, not just the software.

How you like to deliver
Experience

We'd rather know early than waste your time. No answer is also fine.

Last thing

This is the field we actually read first.

We'll only use your details to consider you for training work. We don't share them, and we don't send newsletters.

02Good to knowBefore you apply
Contract, not staff

Project by project

You stay independent and keep your own clients. We bring you in for specific engagements and pay per project or per day.

You'll be prepared

Never dropped in cold

Every engagement comes with a brief, the materials, and someone to ask. You'll know the client, the goal, and the room before you walk in.

Named, not hidden

Clients know who's teaching

We tell clients who will be in the room. You're introduced by name, not presented as an anonymous resource.