Needed: information on giving classes locally

Teleclasses by phone? For a few years now, I've been presenting classes that way as yet another format for delivering the work. Teleclasses are like a big conference call on the phone, where everyone in the class phones in to the same phone number (including the instructor) and pays the regular long-distance charges for a long-distance phone call. I was doing fee-based classes for awhile. Now my class is a one-hour free class that I offer every other week through www.teleclass.com There is no cost for the 'bridge' phone line they offer when you are not charging for the class. They have a nominal fee for the bridge line when you are charging for the class.

Additionally, they send out an email announcement each week to the thousands and thousands of people on their list (not sure the exact number), announcing all of what is being offered for the following week. Teleclass.com appears to have no limit to the number of classes you can offer through them. Through this mechanism, there is no physical room to deal with, no transportation to consider, the existance of a promotional structure, and an opportunity to reach a world-wide audience basically for free ! I've had people from around the world take my classes. Let's see, so far it's been the UK, Canada, Australia, and Japan, I believe.

As for qualifications, they don't require any certification to present a class. Some other teleclass sites do require going through their own teleclass training process. Teleclass.com does not. You may want to just check out their web site for further info, and lots of very interesting classes that are provided each week.

Hope this helps,
Paulette




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