Remote Learning for Trades
A hybrid learning platform that offers trade skills training online, paired with in-person practical sessions, accommodating the needs of diverse learners.
Problem Solved
This business addresses the accessibility issue of trade education, allowing students to learn theory online while still receiving necessary hands-on experience.
Skills Required
Skills required include e-learning platform management, curriculum design for hybrid learning, knowledge of specific trades, and partnerships with local businesses.
Why this works now
The rise of online learning platforms like Coursera and Udemy has created a pathway for hybrid trade education. Initial revenue can be generated by partnering with local chambers of commerce to promote courses to their networks. A notable risk is the potential high customer acquisition cost due to the need for targeted marketing to reach individuals interested in trade skills, which may require substantial upfront investment before seeing returns.
Where this idea came from
Podcast: Koerner Office
Episode: The Government Will Pay You $15k per Student to Start a Trade School. Here's How.⏐ Ep. #208
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