Process of Teaching a New UniCann Course
UniCann has the largest online cannabis student base. If you've ever been interested in teaching a course or have been told by others that you'd be an excellent teacher, we give you the opportunity to broadcast your message to the world and make some extra cash doing it.

It is ultimately the UniCann user community that ratifies your new course offering. The first thing you have to do is submit a New Course Application. Once your Application is processed, UniCann will broadcast your new course offering to the user community for support. If your class generates enough student support, we communicate with you to schedule a course date and give you all the support necessary for teaching your course.

The first course you teach has to be broadcasted from one of our UniCann campuses. You will meet with the Director of Education and our IT team to explain how broadcasting your message works. Since we're very committed to providing an entertaining and comprehensive learning course to our students, we will help you in creating learning materials to compliment your course. There will be a few test-runs and more than likely you will be able to witness other live courses being broadcasted. Depending on the amount of registered users for your class, you will also receive Teaching Assistants to answer student questions while your class is live, and you can give them special instructions on what to say and what should be brought to your attention.

After your first class, you'll be qualified to host future courses from any remote location, and we'll set you up with all of the technology and resources to do so. This just might be the most economic learning opportunity you've ever had!

Opportunities of Teaching
The first 50 students that pre-register will be offered discounted enrollment and establish the demand for your idea. After 50 students, commissions to our professors are paid in the following manner:

0-51 students: 0%, goes toward cost of setting up a new course

51-99 students: 10% of registration fees

100-249 students: 15% of registration fees

250 students +: 20% of registration fees, plus accommodation of travel and hospitality expenses.

So how much can you make? On a $99.00 course:

99 students: $99 x 49 students x 10% = $485.10

200 students: ($99 x 49 students x 10%) + ($99 x 100 students x 15%) = $1,970.10

500 students: ($99 x 49 students x 10%) + ($99 x 100 students x 15%) + ($99 x 300 students x 20%) = $7,910.00

This is all per class! So what are you waiting for? Start thinking about what classes you would like to offer now!