Online Software Skills Courses

Individuals upskilling for work or career change, and small employers paying for a few staff.

Course fees per learner, either one-off or as a short course bundle, plus optional extras like follow-up support or templates.

• Strong skills in the software you teach
• Clear explanation for beginners
• Planning lessons and course materials

• Check the licence terms of any software or screenshots you use in course materials
• Check data protection rules (UK GDPR) for learner details and any recordings, and whether you need to register with the ICO
• Avoid claiming courses are accredited or lead to a qualification unless an awarding body has actually approved them
• Check whether you need insurance such as professional indemnity or public liability

Startup costs are typically around £100 to £1,000, depending on your software, equipment, course materials and any booking platform. These are estimates, so plan your own spending before you launch.

Monthly revenue is typically around £300 to £3,000, depending on the courses you offer, your pricing and how many learners or employers book. These are estimates, and results will vary as you build an audience.

Check software licence terms for any screenshots in your materials, and UK GDPR rules for learner details and recordings, including whether you need to register with the ICO. Avoid claiming accreditation unless approved, and check insurance such as professional indemnity.