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Request creator access and start a course

Teaching on PGB Learn is by request. Send your request, wait for approval and create your first course draft.

Updated Nov 12, 2026

Anyone can learn on PGB Learn. Teaching is by request so the catalogue stays high quality.

Request access

  1. Sign in at learn.pgbhub.com and open Teach in the top menu.
  2. Fill in Public name, About you (up to 600 characters) and What would you like to teach? (up to 1,000 characters).
  3. Choose Request publishing access.

The page then says "Your request is with our team. We'll let you know as soon as it's reviewed." You can come back at any time.

If the request is not approved, you see a note from the reviewer and you can send a new request.

When you are approved

The Teach page shows one of two messages:

  • "You're approved to publish. New courses are reviewed by our team before they go live."
  • "You're a pre-approved publisher: courses you publish go live straight away."

Create a course

  1. In New course title, type a title (at least 3 characters). For example "Shared drives for small teams".
  2. Choose Create.

The course builder opens. Your courses are listed on the Teach page with a status: Draft, In review, Published, Changes requested or Archived, plus level, Free or Paid and the number of lessons. A reviewer note appears under a course that needs changes.

Good to know

  • You can have up to 100 course drafts.
  • Free courses and previews are open to everyone.
  • Next: Build a course.

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