Teach with the Hub
The catalog is open to educators, researchers, and practitioners working on climate and sustainability across Africa. Bring a course, and the Hub will publish it.
Send a proposal on LinkedInWhat a proposal needs
Courses are published in a fixed structure, so a proposal is mostly a matter of filling that structure in. Send these six things.
Title and description
What the course is, in a sentence, and a paragraph on what it covers.
Who it is for
The learners you have in mind, and the level: introductory, intermediate, or advanced.
Learning outcomes
Four to six things a learner will be able to do that they could not do before.
Module and lesson outline
Modules, and the lessons inside each one, with a type for every lesson: reading, video, quiz, discussion, assignment, or project.
Sources
What the material is built on. Every factual claim in a Hub course is expected to trace to a real, citable source.
About you
Your name, role, and organisation, plus a short biography and a link, for the instructor panel on the course page.
How publishing works
Structure first, content second
A course is published as soon as its syllabus is agreed, marked as coming soon, so learners can see what it will cover. Lessons open as they are written, rather than everything waiting on the last one.
Review before release
Course material goes through the same factual review as everything else the Hub publishes. Claims are checked against their sources before a lesson opens.
Your name stays on it
Instructors are credited on the course page, with a biography and a link. The Hub publishes and hosts the course; it does not take authorship of it.
Free to learners
Courses in the catalog are free to take. If you need a paid or assessed cohort, say so in the proposal and it can be discussed separately.