Nauczyciel.tv
From topic to teacher certificate
A video training platform for teachers built on WordPress, WooCommerce and Tutor LMS: single-course purchases, progress tracking and a certificate on completion. Nauczyciel.tv is a video training platform for teachers. Courses cover pedagogy, psychology, communication and neurodiversity. Teachers pay for individual courses and receive a certificate once they complete one. The site also features instructor profiles, an experts section, publications and a newsletter.
- Not just another video shop. The client did not want a generic site where videos sit next to a cart. The platform was meant to guide teachers through learning, not just sell access.
- A clear path from topic to certificate. Teachers arrive with a specific need, for example working with a neurodivergent student. They must quickly find a course, buy it, complete the lessons and collect the certificate.
- Selling individual courses. The model is pay-per-course, not a subscription. Purchasing had to be simple and unlock the materials immediately.
- Progress and completion. A certificate only makes sense if it confirms the course was completed. The system had to track every participant's progress.
- Learning between classes. Teachers train after work, often on their phones. Lessons and accounts have to be convenient on a small screen.
- Trust in the authors. Teachers also choose training based on who leads it. Instructor and expert profiles had to be easy to reach.
- WordPress as the content base. WordPress powers the site, publications, profiles and newsletter. The client's team adds content and updates course descriptions themselves.
- WooCommerce for sales. Each course is a product with a fixed price. WooCommerce handles the cart, orders and customer accounts, and the team works in a familiar panel.
- Tutor LMS for learning. Tutor LMS manages video lessons, progress and certificates. After a WooCommerce purchase, participants get access to the course in the LMS automatically.
- PayU as the payment gateway. Teachers pay online with methods they know from other Polish stores. Once paid, access opens without any staff involvement.
- A path designed around topics. The site structure starts with subject areas: pedagogy, psychology, communication, neurodiversity. From a topic, teachers move to a course, and from the course to purchase.
- The participant account as the hub. In one place, teachers see their purchased courses, progress and certificates. They do not hunt for links in emails.
- Certificates available for download right away. After completing a course, participants download the certificate from their account. No waiting for an email or manual verification.
- Instructor profiles and an experts section. Teachers check who runs a course before buying it. This builds trust in the offer.
What we built it with.
Mapping the teacher's path
We mapped out the steps from landing on the site to downloading the certificate. Each step was meant to have one obvious action.
Architecture and design
We designed the structure of topics, course pages, instructor profiles and the experts section. We defined how a course looks before and after purchase.
WordPress and WooCommerce build
We built the site, set up courses as products and connected PayU. We added the newsletter and publications section.
Tutor LMS integration
We linked WooCommerce purchases with course access. We configured progress tracking and certificate generation.
End-to-end path testing
We went through the whole journey as a participant: choosing a topic, buying, taking lessons, completing and downloading the certificate. We tested it on desktop and mobile.
What changed.
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