Q1: What do I need to join the coaching program and become a freelance writer?

You need to have basic grammar skills, basic computer skills, and basic internet skills. You also need to have access to a computer and internet connection.

Q2: Do you offer refunds?

A: No, we don't offer any refunds.

Q3: For how long do I have access to the course?

A: Forever. Yes, you get lifelong access to the whole course, including recordings of all live training sessions.

Q4: Do you give writing jobs after the training?

I don’t give jobs; however, I teach you how to look for the jobs, and even more, I will take you through the process step by step during the coaching period. So you’ll be able to land writing jobs if you put in the work.

Q5: Will I get feedback on my writing?

A: Yes, I'll give you feedback on your writing. But to be clear, this is not a 100% one-on-one coaching program, so the live trainings are carried out as group coaching sessions. However, you will get 2 one-on-one coaching sessions with me where I will give you personalized feedback on your writing.

Q6: Does this course teach grammar?

A: We’ll touch on some aspects of grammar, but this is not your typical full-fledged English class. We recommend that any aspiring writer should have basic grammar and writing skills. This course will then equip you with skills on how to write web content (specifically blog posts) for companies/businesses.

Q7: Who is this program for?

A: My coaching program is now open to both ladies and gentlemen. So, if you're a professional who wants to start a thriving side hustle or full-time business as a freelance writer, then this is for you.

Also, if you’re already a freelance writer but haven’t had as much success as you'd want, then this course will help you take your freelance writing business to the next level and get high-paying clients.

Q8: Do I need a university degree to become a freelance writer?

A: No, you do not need a degree to become a freelance writer. Some of the most successful writers I know didn’t even go to college, and they are bagging top-dollar clients left, right, and center. Just be willing and ready to learn and sharpen your skills in whichever niche you choose to write. That said, we recommend that you should have a basic understanding of grammar and writing skills in order to benefit the most from this course.

Q9:I’m so busy at my day job, and I think I’m a slow writer! Can I really get into freelance writing?

A: If you can set aside at least 2 hrs per day, then I believe you can do this and build a successful freelance writing business. In any case, if you are to do any other side hustle, you’d still need to set aside time for it, right? And when it comes to slowness, there is no need to worry; you’ll soon learn how to work efficiently because I’ll teach you how in the course.