■  How can I get a free enrollment for one of your seminars and earn some extra cash?
■  Do you want me to be a salesperson for your seminars?
■  What are the job duties?
■  How many hours will it take to complete my duties?
■  So, how much money can I make in this position?
■  Is there a way to make even more money from your seminar?
■  If I belong to a club, can I receive the $5 referral bonus for referring members?
■  Why does such an easy position exist?
■  What are the job requirements? 

 

How can I get a free enrollment for one of your seminars & earn some extra cash?

We are looking for individuals to post our seminar brochures and flyers at their campus. This is strictly a contract position and you would only receive compensation when one of our reading or study skills seminars run at your school. That's the bad news.

The good news is that your job should only take about one hour to complete and you have the opportunity to make at least $100 and as much as $1,500. As a bonus, if the seminar runs at your school you will also receive a free enrollment that you can use for yourself or transfer to a friend.

Do you want me to be a salesperson for your seminars?

Absolutely not! If a student reads one of our brochures or flyers (that you posted), and is interested in the seminar, he or she can contact us through our web site or our toll-free number (see the sample flyer below). You don't have to say anything about our programs - if someone asks you about the seminar listed on the flyer, you can simply refer them to our web site or toll-free number.

What are the job duties?

Step 1

You need to get permission from your school (usually from the Student Services office) to post our (8.5" X 11") brochures and flyers around your campus; we will provide you with samples to show the administration. Once you have permission, we will send you sufficient copies to place in high-traffic areas at your school.

Step 2

You will post the flyers on various bulletin boards on campus. And you can place the brochures on tables in the Student Center, Library, or other areas where students gather. But you must always make sure you have permission from the school (or location) before posting or placing any flyers or brochures. We will need the administration's permission to use one of the school's classrooms for the seminar, so we don't want to make anyone mad at us.

Step 3

There is no Step 3 - you simply sit back and wait until we receive enough registrations to run a seminar on your campus.

How many hours will it take to complete my duties?

You will be considered an Independent Contractor - which means you can work as many hours as you want, and whenever you want. Of course, as mentioned above, you will receive pay only if a seminar actually runs on your campus.

Therefore, it would be in your best interest to place as many flyers and brochures on campus as possible - and keep checking to see if the flyers are still in place, and that there are enough brochures left on the tables. Still, even the most conscientious person will likely spend only 1 hour (total) performing the duties of this position.

So, how much money can I make in this position?

You will receive 5% of the total revenue for each (advertised) seminar on your campus.

For example*

An enrollment of 20 paid students = $3,200, thus you would receive $160
An enrollment of 30 paid students = $4,800, thus you would receive $240
An enrollment of 50 paid students = $8,000, thus you would receive $400

* This example is based on our 10-hour (2-week) seminar with an enrollment fee of $160 per student. Of course, the seminar may be our 15-hour program at $240 per student, or our 20-hour program at $310 per student - thus providing a larger overall payout.

Is there a way to make even more money from your seminar?

Sure, for each student you refer to us (who hasn't already been referred by someone else), you will receive $5 if that student enrolls in our seminar. This money will be on top of the standard 5% you receive for posting our flyers and brochures.

For example:

You refer 20 students who enroll in our 10-hour seminar - and we have 30 paid students (total) in the seminar - you would receive $340 ($100 for the referrals + $240 for posting the flyers = $340… plus the free enrollment - in this case, an extra $160 value).

If I belong to a club or team, can I still receive the $5 referral bonus by referring fellow members?

Absolutely, fair is fair.

Why does such an easy position exist?

There are no catches and no gimmicks. We just need some dependable people to do the legwork for us. Put simply, it's cheaper for us to pay you 5% of our revenue (plus the referral bonus) than to fly to your campus to post our own flyers and brochures.

What are the job requirements?

Candidates for this position must be:

●  A full or part-time student or employed by a school (any school)
●  Honest and self-directed
●  Able to work independently without direct supervision

Note: We are seeking only one contractor per campus; however, the $5 referral bonus can be claimed by any student who directly refers a student to us - and that student enrolls in one of our programs.

If you are interested in this position, or simply have questions about this position, please don't hesitate to call us (toll-free) at 888-514-5904.

 

SAMPLE FLYER