Udemy for Business is Udemy’s B2B (business to business) learning solution. The Udemy for Business program empowers organizations to address their biggest workforce challenges, by engaging employees in skills training and development using Udemy courses. Today, some of the program’s customers include PayPal, Lyft, Barclays and Volkswagen, among others, and more are being added daily.
Udemy for Business offers a subscription package of 2,500 Udemy courses; chosen for their quality and relevance to a business audience. Instructors included in Udemy for Business benefit from unique brand visibility in front of a new business audience, and also gain an additional revenue stream.
For more information on Udemy for Business, and how you can enroll in the program, please read below.
How can Instructors get Involved With Udemy for Business?
Reach out to our team: If you believe you would be a good fit for Udemy for Business and would like your courses to be considered for the collection, please fill out this form.
Opt In: Make sure you’re opted into the Udemy for Business Content Subscription marketing program, so that your courses are eligible for inclusion. You can enroll in the program on your promotional agreements page.
How Does Udemy for Business Decide Which Courses are Selected for the Program?
Udemy for Business uses a number of criteria to determine which courses are add to the collection. First, instructors must be opted into the Udemy for Business program in order for their courses to be considered. Next, Udemy for Business sees a lot of value in using the power of the marketplace to assist with course selection. Accordingly, one of the primary ways the Udemy for Business team chooses courses is based on student feedback, which is measured through recent course ratings. They then select the highest rated courses for the collection (preferably rated 4.5 and above).
For more information on student reviews, and how to manage student feedback, please click here.
The Udemy for Business team also considers factors such as the course content’s demand with Udemy for Business customers, and their overall content strategy.
How Does the Revenue Share Work for the Udemy for Business Program?
For information on how instructors are paid for their inclusion in the Udemy for Business Collection please click here.
How is Udemy for Business Revenue Reported on Instructor Revenue Reports?
Instructor revenue from the Udemy for Business program is added to the revenue report differently than other purchases. Udemy for Business revenue is added in the first week of the following month under “Other” on your revenue report, labeled as “Udemy for Business”. For example, your Udemy for Business revenue for the month of January would appear in your January revenue report during the first week of February.
If you have any additional questions regarding the Udemy for Business program, please contact [email protected].