Every programme carries the named practitioner's credentials visibly — their role history, named clients where cleared, and specific outcomes from prior employment. You can reference those credentials in your own client conversations under the terms of the partner agreement. That transparency is the quality signal. Generic content without named authorship is what your clients already distrust.
Partner Fit
Who this works for.
We'll confirm fit on the call. But here's an honest read before you book.
The Partner Journey
From first call to first deployment.
Four steps. Each one has a defined output so you know exactly where you are in the process.
20 minutes · No commitment
Introduction call
We establish fit, walk through which programmes match your client base, and confirm the wholesale pricing tiers that apply to your likely volumes. Either we agree there's a commercial basis to proceed — or we rule it out. Either outcome saves time.
- Fit confirmed or ruled out
- Relevant programmes identified
- Indicative pricing discussed
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No commitment required
Within 5 working days of call
Partner agreement
A short partner agreement covering the commercial terms, the wholesale pricing applicable to your volumes, and permitted use of practitioner credentials in your client conversations. No long contract. Confirmed by countersignature.
- Wholesale price per licence confirmed
- Permitted use of practitioner credentials
- Payment terms confirmed
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Countersignature required to proceed
On receipt of payment
First licence purchase
You purchase the licences you need — minimum one. Payment is upfront. Foundation Programme licences are assigned and accessible the same day. Practitioner Programme consultation dates are confirmed on receipt of payment.
- Minimum: 1 licence
- Foundation: same-day access
- Practitioner: consultation scheduled on payment
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No platform investment on your side
Ongoing
Deploy and scale
Your clients access their programmes immediately. You receive a quarterly activity summary. As your volumes grow, you move to higher volume tiers — purchasing at deeper wholesale discounts. Live Capability Programme Sessions can be added at any point as a separate booking.
- Quarterly participant activity reports
- Volume discounts from 5 licences
- Live sessions booked separately on demand
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No lock-in — purchase as your pipeline requires
Commercial Mechanics
What you're committing to.
The specific terms that govern the partnership. No ambiguity.
Commercial model
Wholesale upfront reseller
You purchase licences at discounted partner prices, set your own end-client price, and pay before delivery. No revenue share. No exceptions.
Minimum commitment
1 licence · No lock-in
No minimum order value. No lock-in period. Purchase as your client engagements require.
Your margin
Set entirely by you
GlobalU Business charges the partner price. You invoice your client at whatever price your relationship supports. GlobalU Business has no visibility into your end-client pricing.
Volume pricing
Discounts from 5 licences
Foundation from £150/seat. Practitioner from £300/seat. Volume discounts apply. Full tier breakdown confirmed on your introduction call.
Platform
GlobalU Business platform
No LMS or platform investment on your side. Licences assigned to named participants. Foundation access is same-day on assignment.
Licence access
6 months from assignment
Participant progress tracked and reported quarterly within 30 days of quarter-end.
Live programme sessions
£4,440 per session
12 seats. Booked on demand. Scheduled on receipt of partner payment. Delivered by the named practitioner — not a facilitator.
Client relationship
Stays entirely with you
GlobalU Business provides content, platform, and practitioners. You own the client conversation, the pricing, and the commercial relationship throughout.
Before You Decide
Questions that typically come up.
"My clients will want to know who built this. How do we handle practitioner credentials?"
"What if we buy licences and our client doesn't use them?"
Licences are purchased upfront and non-refundable once assigned. The approach is to start with the volume you can confidently deploy — minimum one — and scale on subsequent purchases. Most partners begin with a small initial cohort and expand once they've seen participant engagement. There is no minimum order size.
"The catalogue doesn't cover a specific topic our clients need."
That's what the Content Development service is for. Your methodology, your client's context, your IP — packaged as a self-paced programme at a fixed project price. See Content Development →
"We already have content in some of these areas. Is there still a fit?"
Possibly. The strongest partner fit is where your existing content covers the consulting engagement and the GUC catalogue covers the capability that remains afterwards — the two serve different moments. If your content overlaps significantly with the catalogue, we'll say so on the call rather than pursue a partnership that doesn't work for either side.