Services and fees

What you can arrange with WAC, and what it costs

Fees for the things that are not part of a membership: news announcements and partner features, sponsored sessions, the WAC Digital Summit, and campus and faculty plans. Members pay the member price. Others are welcome at the standard price.

For companies

EdTech, skills and training companies

Reach the universities, educators and employers in the WAC network. Everything paid for is labelled, and the details are agreed in writing before an invoice is issued.

ServiceMember priceStandard price
News announcementYour announcement written up by WAC’s editors and published in WAC News with a label and a disclosure line: member news for members, a paid announcement for others. For members this is beyond the stories included in the membership.$150$300
Partner featureAn article of about 1,000 words or a leader interview, labelled partner content, on a permanent page, with one post on WAC’s channels.$600$1,000
Sponsored Educators This Week sessionThe topic is agreed with a Focus Centre. Your leader joins the panel, the session carries a “supported by” credit, and short clips are made from it.$1,500$2,500
Sponsored masterclassYour expert teaches a topic, without a product pitch. WAC promotes the session and issues the certificates.$2,000$3,500
Digital Summit: showcase slotA 10-minute demonstration in the summit showcase. For startups.$300$500
Digital Summit: session sponsorOne session of the WAC Digital Summit.$1,500$2,500
Digital Summit: day sponsorOne of the four days, one for each Focus Centre. Four are available.$5,000$7,500
Digital Summit: summit partnerThe whole summit. Two places.$12,000Members only
Commissioned research briefA question researched with a Focus Centre. WAC keeps editorial control of the findings.from $7,500from $10,000
Jobs and internshipsA listing sent to student and individual members.5 a year free, then $100$200

Fees are in US dollars. Organizations based in a country the World Bank lists as low or lower-middle income pay half of the fee shown, the same rule as the membership fees.

Startup rate

Companies less than five years old with fewer than 30 staff join as a Member Organization for $450 a year, in every country. It is the same membership as any Member Organization, with the member price on everything above.

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For institutions

Universities and colleges

Bring your students and faculty into the council’s work. Both plans are for member organizations.

Plan or serviceFee
Campus planStudent membership for a class or a whole campus, arranged by the institution on one invoice. The single student fee is $9.$6 a student for 200 or more; $5 for 1,000 or moreThe same in every country.
Faculty and team planIndividual membership for your faculty or staff on one invoice. The single fee is $60, or $30 in the lower band.$40 each for 25 or more people$20 each in the lower band.
Workshops, reviews and course seatsA workshop or a readiness review beyond those in your membership level, and seats for your faculty in WAC Courses.Quoted when you ask
A course run together with WACYour institution teaches with a Focus Centre. WAC lists the course, enrols participants and issues the certificates of completion.Agreed for each course

Institutions can also sponsor a session, host a masterclass or take a day of the Digital Summit at the fees in the table above.

For individuals and students

Masterclasses and courses

The price of each masterclass and course is announced with it. Student and individual members get priority places and pay the member price.

Those who attend a masterclass receive a certificate of participation. A course ends with an assessment and a certificate of completion.

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Good to know

How paid work is handled

  • Partner features, paid announcements and sponsored sessions are labelled as such.
  • WAC News reporting and the findings of white papers cannot be bought.
  • A sponsor receives the contact details only of participants who agreed to share them.
  • A WAC certificate records what you attended or completed. It is not an accreditation or a degree.

Tell us what you have in mind

A few lines are enough. The WAC team replies by email with what is possible and when.

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