Questions and answers

Open the course page and choose Enroll now. Free courses open right away. For a paid course you confirm the price on the next screen, and the course appears in My learning as soon as the enrollment goes through.

Yes. Most courses have one or more free preview lessons, marked Preview in the curriculum. They open in the same player, without an account.

Every lesson you mark complete is saved to your account, and quizzes count as complete when you get at least 60% right. My learning shows your progress and a Resume button that takes you back to the last lesson you opened.

When you complete every lesson in a course, you get a certificate with its own link that anyone can open and print. You find all of them under My learning, Certificates.

After you complete at least one lesson, you can rate the course and write a short review from the player. You can edit it later. The instructor can post one public reply.

Each course has its own price, set by the instructor, or it is free. You pay once per course and keep access. There is no subscription and nothing renews.

Not right now. Payments run in test mode, so enrolling in a paid course does not charge any money. The screen says so before you confirm.

Refunds are handled by the site admin. A refunded enrollment loses access to the course, and any review you left for it is hidden.

My learning, Purchases lists every enrollment with the price, the date and its status.

An AI assistant in the side panel of the player. It has read the course outline and the lesson you are on, and it answers questions about them in plain English, usually with a short example and a question to check your understanding.

It stays inside the course, it does not make up facts about the instructor, and it will not answer graded quizzes for you. After you attempt a quiz it can explain the answers.

Yes, there is a daily limit of questions per course so the tutor stays fast for everyone. The panel shows how many you have left today.

It can. Treat it like a helpful classmate who has read the lessons: good for unblocking you, not the final word. The lesson and the instructor come first. On this demo the tutor runs in a simple offline mode until an AI key is connected, and its answers say so.

Your messages are stored with your enrollment so the conversation continues next time. When the AI engine is connected they are sent to the AI provider to write the reply. The Privacy notice has the details.

Apply on the Teach on TutorPlus page with a headline and a short bio. An admin reviews every application by hand. Once approved, the studio opens from your account menu.

A title and subtitle, a category, a description of at least 200 characters, at least four outcomes, a price (or free), at least five lessons with content and at least one free preview lesson. Then you submit it for review.

You keep 75% of every paid enrollment and the platform keeps 25%. Your earnings page shows each sale, the fee and your balance.

Add your payout details in the studio, then request a payout of $50 or more. The amount leaves your balance right away. An admin sends the transfer and marks it paid, or rejects it with a note and the amount comes back.

Yes. Edits to a published course go live as you save them. You can also unpublish it, which takes it out of the catalog.

Use Forgot password on the log in page. If an account exists for that email, we send a link to set a new password.

My learning, Settings. You can also upload a photo there. Changing your password asks for your current one.

Yes. Instructors use the same account for their own learning and switch between My learning and the studio.

No. You only get emails about your account and your courses: a welcome note, enrollment receipts, a completion note with your certificate, and for instructors, review and payout updates.

TutorPlus is running as a demo, so there is no support inbox yet. Questions about this site go to the person who runs it.