CourseGlade

Instructor profiles

Public instructor profile pages, social links, and co-instructor revenue splits.

Every approved instructor gets a public profile page, and any course can have more than one instructor.

Public profiles

An instructor profile shows the instructor’s avatar, bio, student and rating stats, social links, and a grid of their published courses. These pages are public and indexable — good for SEO and for students choosing whose course to take.

The bio comes from the WordPress user’s profile description, and social links (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, GitHub, website) come from the instructor’s profile fields. An instructor can also set years of experience, and you can word what that number means on your site (e.g. “years teaching” vs “years in industry”).

Each profile has its own reviews page, listing every review the instructor has received across their courses — separate from the per-course review list.

Public instructor profile with avatar, name, headline, location and language, bio, expertise tags, social link buttons, a student-count and rating badge, and a grid of the instructor's published courses
A public instructor profile. These pages are indexable, so a well-filled bio and course grid help students choose.

Co-instructors and revenue splits

A course can list multiple instructors. All of them can manage the course content and answer Q&A. Sales revenue splits between them:

  • Each instructor’s share is set by their revenue share on the course (or split equally if unset)
  • The course’s commission rate (global, or a per-course override) sets the instructor pool versus the platform’s cut
  • If a course ends up with no active instructor, its earnings fall back to the course author