Peer-to-peer training is the process of one person teaching another to do something outside of the workplace or formal training institution. A common and simple example would be craft classes. But we are seeing more and more professional services (and not just Forex). You are essentially consulting by sharing your skills with someone (both on a one-on-one basis and in groups).

The opportunity
People contact us all the time, asking where they can get training to start a practical business. Most of the stuff is skills they can start themselves. Some people can figure things out themselves and are able to teach themselves via research, YouTube, or an online course, while others just need a visual helping hand.

Peer-to-peer training could be a model for South Africa’s skills deficit and high unemployment, essentially giving people a skill they can start a business with. Peer-to-peer training is usually a practical, “one-dimensional” skill. A car mechanic, for example, is not a good candidate. Whereas something like window tinting is something that can be simply taught, cheaply started, and pretty straightforward to operate.

It needs to be something simple rather than complicated. window tinting, for example, vs. fixing a car
It has to be focussed rather than general; woodworking is too general. Coffin-making is niche.

More simple examples
Vinyl installation (for signage)
Perfume making
Tyre Painting