Templates online course & learning materials

Someone buying an online course cannot sit in on a trial session the way they would at a center. The whole decision sits on the course sales page. If that page only has the course name, the price and a payment button, most visitors will leave.

A persuasive course sales page usually answers all of these:

• who this course is for, and who should not take it;
• a detailed outline, the number of lessons, the duration, and what the learner can do afterwards;
• one or two free sample lessons so visitors can hear the instructor's voice;
• who the instructor is, how long they have taught, and what past students say;
• how long access lasts, and whether there is a refund.

The category has templates for online academies with many courses, templates for an individual instructor selling one or two flagship courses, and templates for people selling ebooks and materials. Choose by how many courses you will have in the first year.

One thing to weigh carefully: if you only have a few courses and no students yet, a full learning system on your own site may not be needed. Many people start with an introductory website, sell the course and grant access on an existing platform, then move it in-house once they have enough students. The website EZ Learning Labs, a French language center, takes a middle path: presenting the A1 to B2 pathway, DELF/TCF exam prep, an online placement test and a self-study library.

123Website customizes the template and the course sales page from the content you send. Handover is 7 to 15 working days once the documents are complete, from VND 4.99 million (GOLD); online payment is in the PLATINUM package, see website design price list. Other education website models are compared in the article education website design.