It may be challenging to collect feedback on the new courses as a new trainer especially. You are most welcome to tell for feedback, however, be mindful of how you attract your learners.

Rules about asking for reviews

  Trainers cannot indicate what type of review and rating a learner must leave and outline the information and details to be concluded.

 Trainers can not specify what medium must be used to indicate varied feedback.

Trainers are not allowed to trade reviews with other trainers.

Trainers should decline any offers from the learners to give a good review in exchange for services.

Trainers should not seek to reward positive reviews systematically.

How to tell for review

Kindly provide me feedback by writing a review on my course.

I hope that you found this course more valuable and kindly leave a review with your experience share.

Ask me what you think about this! Send me a message anytime am always available for queries.

How not to tell for review

If you loved my course, kindly provide me a 5-star review.

If you do not like my course then kindly send me a text directly rather than leaving a review.

I did hard work on this course so I hope you will leave a positive review with your experience share and found it valuable.

I will provide you with my next course free if you would give me 5 5-star review.

Major contraventions

Many activities are described as egregious breaches of belief with MWCedu learners and can result in the removal of offending courses permanently or trainer from the MWCedu marketplace

Reviews in exchange for cash (Purchasing reviews)

Review the concluding offer of discounted or free courses.

Many reviews from one resource, for example, one user may enroll

Reviews are created by scripts, bots, and other means of inorganic.

When a trainer is moving against the spirit of the policy of MWCedu, or if we see a bad effect on the experience of learners then it would be a violation of the policy of MWCedu.