Teaching Channel gives new customers $100 off their first graduate-credit course. Unlike the university discounts on this site, it’s open to any US teacher, no state or district required.
Teaching Channel sells online graduate-credit and continuing-education courses built for K-12 teacher salary-lane advancement and license renewal. It’s the merged brand behind two formerly separate companies, Advancement Courses and Learners Edge, so a discount code found under either older name routes here now.
How To Get The Teaching Channel Teacher Discount
New customers get $100 off their first course. Any teacher adding two or more courses to a single order gets 10% off each course in that order. Group registrations, teachers signing up together, save up to $135 per course depending on group size, and the site runs seasonal promo codes on top of those standing discounts.
Four Ways to Save, and They Can Stack Differently
The $100 new-customer discount, the 10% multi-course discount, group savings, and seasonal codes aren’t necessarily exclusive of each other, but the exact combination that applies depends on what’s in your cart at checkout. A teacher planning to take several courses across a year should compare buying them as one multi-course order against spreading them out, since the 10% discount requires two or more courses in the same order to trigger.
Group savings work best for a group of colleagues coordinating together rather than an individual teacher, since the discount scales with the size of the group registering together. If your district or department is sending multiple teachers through the same course, registering as a group is worth doing deliberately rather than each teacher signing up separately.
Because Teaching Channel absorbed two previously separate brands, a teacher who bookmarked a specific Advancement Courses or Learners Edge page in the past should expect it to redirect here rather than assuming the old company still operates independently.
Q&A
Q: How much is the Teaching Channel new-customer discount?
A: $100 off your first course.
Q: Do I need to be in a specific state or district to use this?
A: No. It’s open to any US educator.
Q: How does the multi-course discount work?
A: 10% off each course when two or more are added to the same order.
Q: Is Teaching Channel the same company as Advancement Courses or Learners Edge?
A: They’ve merged into one brand. Links to either older name should redirect to Teaching Channel now.
Q: How much can a group save?
A: Up to $135 per course, depending on group size, when registering together.
Because Teaching Channel offers both a credit-bearing option through a university partner and a non-credit option at a lower price, decide which one you actually need before comparing prices: a course taken for salary-lane advancement needs the credit-bearing version, while one taken purely for personal professional growth can use the cheaper non-credit path.
Because seasonal codes come and go, check Teaching Channel’s own discounts page for whatever’s currently running rather than assuming the standing $100 and 10% discounts are the only offers available at any given moment. Confirm at checkout whether a seasonal code and a standing discount can be combined, since that isn’t stated as a general rule.
More Information:
Confirmed directly on Teaching Channel’s own discounts and savings page.
