Bring TeachForge to teachers in your country or region, in the languages they teach in.
Why partner with us
Teaching is universal, and so is the need for tools that keep the teacher in charge. A partner who knows local schools, exam systems and languages makes TeachForge useful faster than we could alone.
What partners do
- Offer TeachForge plans to schools and teachers you already work with
- Agree a territory and the audiences you serve
- Earn commission on the subscriptions you bring once paid plans open, under a written agreement
- Help us review the interface and shared content in your languages
- Build local examples and quests that fit your curriculum
- Introduce teachers to TeachForge in their own language
How it works
We start with a conversation, agree who you serve and how, and put the terms in writing. There is no self-serve sign-up for partners.
What we ask of partners
Partners describe TeachForge honestly: no claims beyond what the product does today, and teachers treated as colleagues, not a market.
Apply to become a partner
Tell us who you are and how you would like to work with us. You do not need an account to apply. If we go ahead, we will email you with what to do next.
Other ways to partner
These routes sit alongside the one you are reading.
Individuals and tutoring businesses
For independent teachers, tutors and tutoring businesses: teach live online, build interactive material in the Workshop and check understanding with Quest Ladder.
For individuals and tutoring businesses →Schools and universities
A teaching studio alongside your LMS: live lessons, learners without accounts, and documents your reviewers can read.
For schools and universities →Businesses and organisations
Run your staff training and professional development (CPD) on TeachForge: live sessions, interactive material built in the Workshop, and Quest Ladder to check what was learned.
Talk to us about training →Charities and NGOs
Education programmes that need free core tools, learners without accounts and light devices.
For charities and NGOs →Ready to talk?
Tell us who you are and which schools or regions you serve. We will reply with next steps.
Start the conversation