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Procurement Academy

Experts, start here

Share your procurement expertise

We are building a library of practical procurement courses taught by people who actually do the work. If you have real experience in purchasing, sourcing or supplier management, we would like you to create and publish a course with us.

Propose a course

You bring the knowledge and the war stories. We handle the production, the platform and the students. Together we turn your day-to-day expertise into a course that buyers around the world can learn from.

Who we are looking for

  • Procurement, sourcing, category or supply chain professionals with hands-on experience.
  • Specialists in a niche: indirect spend, CAPEX, negotiation, contracts, ESG, analytics, a specific industry or region.
  • Consultants and trainers who already teach and want a wider, always-on audience.
  • Anyone with a practical method, framework or checklist that made a real difference in their work.

You do not have to be a video producer

You provide the substance

An outline, the key points, the examples and the practical tools. If you can explain it to a new colleague, you can teach it here.

We handle production

We turn your material into polished, studio-quality video lessons with a consistent look, slides and downloadable resources. No camera, no editing skills needed.

Start small or go big

Contribute a single lesson, a short one-hour course, or a full curriculum. You choose the scope and the pace.

You keep your name

Courses are credited to you as the instructor. Build your reputation while you teach.

How it works

1

Get in touch

Tell us your topic and your experience.

2

Shape the course

We agree an outline and the key takeaways together.

3

We produce it

Your content becomes finished video lessons and resources.

4

Publish and earn

Your course goes live to our audience of working buyers.

Ready to teach?

Send us a couple of lines about you and the course you have in mind. There is no long application: a short email is enough to start the conversation.

Propose a course