Everything you might want to know, before you ask.

RBS is a marketplace for practical business education. Real practitioners teach practical, income-generating skills — anything from importation to agriculture to digital skills — and learners, affiliates, and institutions all connect through the same platform.

Four kinds of people: students who want to learn a practical skill, instructors who want to teach and earn from their expertise, affiliates who want to earn by promoting courses, and institutions (Learning Partners) who want to reach more students.

Yes. Creating an account — as a student, instructor, affiliate, or Learning Partner applicant — is free. You only pay when you choose to enroll in a paid course.

A wide, deliberately non-obvious range — trade and production skills (fashion, carpentry, cosmetics production), "silent moneymaker" businesses (water production, oil palm processing, pharmacy retail), and digital/tech skills (AI, web development, digital marketing). If it's a real, practical skill people pay to learn, it belongs on RBS.

You register separately for each role you want (student registration, instructor registration, affiliate registration, Learning Partner application), but there's nothing stopping you from holding more than one role at the same time — for example, being both an instructor and an affiliate.

RBS is built as an online, global marketplace — anyone with an internet connection can learn or teach on it, regardless of location.

Reach out through the Contact Us page. For account or payment-specific issues, include your registered email so it can be looked up quickly.

Register through the instructor registration page, then build and publish your first course right away — you don't have to wait behind identity verification to get started. Every course still goes through RBS's own quality review before it actually goes live in the marketplace, to make sure it meets our standards.

Yes. RBS is a video-based learning platform, so every course must contain substantive video lessons. You're welcome to add e-books, workbooks, templates, and other downloadable resources alongside your videos, but these supplementary materials can't be sold as standalone courses on their own.

No. You can build and publish your course as soon as you register — identity verification only becomes required once you're ready to make your first withdrawal, and it's what confirms who your earnings are actually being paid out to. This is separate from RBS's quality review of the course itself, which still happens for every course before it goes live.

You keep 92% of every sale — the most generous revenue share of any comparable marketplace. Your net earnings (price minus the platform fee, minus any affiliate commission owed) are credited automatically to your instructor wallet.

Yes, entirely. There's no fixed platform pricing — you decide what your course is worth.

Yes. Describe your course in a few lines and RBS's built-in AI Sales Page tool writes persuasive copy and generates supporting images for you — ready to preview and paste straight into your course page. It's optional; you can always write your own sales page instead.

Your main dashboard focuses on positive numbers — Total Sales, Net Earnings, Affiliate Commissions Paid, and Wallet Balance. The platform fee itself is always available in each transaction's details and in your exported reports.

Only once the student's order is successfully completed. Pending or failed payments are never counted as sales or earnings.

Use the course builder in your dashboard to add your title, description, and category, then organize your content into topics and lessons, with quizzes if you want to test understanding.

Yes. Every course that goes live on RBS is automatically listed in the Affiliate Marketplace — there's no separate opt-in step. What you do control is the commission rate for your own course, which you set yourself.

No. Any affiliate commission owed on a sale is automatically deducted as part of the payout calculation — you never have to pay an affiliate directly.

Request a withdrawal whenever you like. Provide your bank details (or reuse a saved account) — the account name must match your verified identity, no third-party accounts. You'll see the withdrawal fee and exact net amount before confirming, and get paid via Paystack once approved.

Yes, withdrawals must meet the minimum amount set by RBS. You'll get email updates when your request is submitted for review and again once it's approved.

No. RBS automatically issues a verifiable certificate to any student who completes your course — no manual work required from you.

Yes, you can update your course content, pricing, and details from your dashboard at any time. Keep in mind that any edit sends the course back through RBS's quality review before it's published again — even if it was already live before you made the change.

Not at all — that's just the start. You can publish more courses, build out your instructor profile, earn reviews from completing students, and grow into a recurring income stream rather than a one-off sale.

A university, bootcamp, or training institute that lists its own programs on RBS. Students discover the institution through RBS, then click through to the institution's own website to complete enrollment.

Any legitimate educational or professional training organization — universities, colleges, business schools, bootcamps, digital skills academies, vocational centers, and similar institutions.

Listing on the Free plan has no upfront cost. Paid membership tiers are available if you want extra listing capacity and profile features.

Yes. RBS offers a Free plan and paid membership tiers with extra listing capacity and profile features — you can choose whichever fits your institution's needs, and upgrade later if you outgrow the Free plan.

On your own site. Students click your official enrollment button on RBS and are redirected to your website to complete their application — your enrollment process stays entirely yours.

Yes. Your institution continues issuing its own certificates and credentials — RBS doesn't touch that part of the relationship.

Our team reviews every application to confirm it meets RBS's quality standards before approving it. Only approved institutions become Learning Partners and get published in the directory.

Yes, approved Learning Partners can update their institution information — logo, cover image, programs, contact details, and more — whenever necessary.

Yes, institutions from eligible countries are welcome to apply as Learning Partners.