HOW IT WORKS

Turn your expertise into a college-ready program.

SkillShiftEd helps subject-matter experts develop, brand, produce, and distribute continuing-education programs through accredited college and university partners. You bring the knowledge. We help carry the work between the idea and a partner-ready program.

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Source notes, a lesson-planning notebook, and a course folder being prepared for review

FROM IDEA TO PARTNER REVIEW

The process.

  1. An expert begins with a few ideas on one page
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    Start with your expertise

    Bring a finished course, a book, workshops, notes, recorded material, or a strong idea. A large audience is not required. The first call is a fit conversation, not an approval or a promise of placement.

  2. Learning outcomes taking shape as lesson cards
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    Build the program together

    Instructional designers help organize the subject, learning outcomes, lessons, and assessments into a college-ready continuing-education program. The work depends on what you already have and what the program needs.

  3. A program notebook and microphone for production
    03

    Package it for publishing

    SkillShiftEd coordinates branding, production, project management, and publishing-ready materials so the finished program is consistent and ready for partner review.

  4. A finished program connected to a network of colleges
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    Distribute through college partners

    SkillShiftEd submits and distributes programs through Lovegevity's network of accredited college and university partners. Each partner controls its own review, approval, catalog, and enrollment decisions.

What SkillShiftEd handles

  • Curriculum and instructional-design support
  • Branding and publishing-ready materials
  • Production and project coordination
  • Distribution through the Lovegevity college network

What college partners decide

  • Whether a program meets their requirements
  • Approval and catalog placement
  • Launch timing and enrollment availability
  • Any institution-specific policies

Questions about the SkillShiftEd process

What can I bring to the first conversation?

Bring a finished course, book, workshops, notes, recorded material, or a strong idea. A large audience is not required. The first call explores fit; it is not approval or a promise of placement.

How is the program developed?

Instructional designers help organize the subject, learning outcomes, lessons, and assessments into a college-ready continuing-education program. The work depends on what you already have and what the program needs.

What does publishing preparation involve?

SkillShiftEd coordinates branding, production, project management, and publishing-ready materials so the finished program is consistent and ready for partner review.

Which decisions belong to college partners?

College partners decide whether a program meets their requirements, its approval and catalog placement, launch timing, enrollment availability, and institution-specific policies. Each partner controls its own review and decisions.

A CLOSER LOOK

Your expertise.
The practical questions.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

See whether your expertise is a fit

The 25-minute call is free and carries no obligation. We will learn what you have, explain the partnership, and answer the questions that matter before either side commits.

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25 minutes. No cost. No obligation.

An expert’s notebook approaching the open door to continuing education