Course revenue is one of the partner program’s published earning streams: partners earn a 70% revenue share on course enrollments. The tools to build and sell your own course inside Ezana are still being built. Today, the My Courses tab in Creator Studio previews the layout with sample courses, and a self-serve course builder is not currently available.
How it works
- Open Creator Studio from the Partner Hub.
- The My Courses tab shows Published Courses and Drafts panels. The courses, students, ratings, and revenue shown there are samples.
- The Videos tab lets you upload lesson videos, watch their processing status, and preview them, when video hosting is enabled for your account.
- To discuss putting a course on Ezana, email partners@ezana.world with an outline.
What the Learning Center offers now
The Learning Center today carries Ezana’s own courses, organized into modules and lessons with quizzes. Partner-authored courses are not yet listed there. When partner courses launch, they are expected to follow a similar structure.
Planning a course
- Break the subject into modules, each covering one idea, such as reading financial statements or building a watchlist.
- Keep lessons short and end each one with a question or two that checks understanding.
- Record lesson videos now in the Videos tab so they are ready.
- Stay educational. Courses should teach a process, not promise returns.
Troubleshooting
- Edit or Continue does nothing. Expected. Those buttons belong to the sample courses.
- Video tab says hosting is not configured. Uploads switch on automatically once hosting is enabled. Try again later.
- Video stuck on processing. Give it a minute. If it fails, re-upload the file.
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FAQ
Q: What is the revenue split?
A: The published partner terms give you 70% of course revenue.
Q: Can I publish a course today?
A: Not through a self-serve builder. It is not currently available. Email partners@ezana.world to discuss a course.
Q: Are the students and revenue on My Courses mine?
A: No. They are sample figures that preview the layout.