Current CED Call

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Current CED Call: Become One of Our First 100 Pioneers

CED is launching its inaugural community pilot and inviting 100 early participants to help shape the future of community-driven learning.

Registration Period: July – August 2026

→ Become one of our first pioneers by completing the CED Registration Form.

As one of CED's first Guides or Explorers, you'll have the opportunity to:

Join the founding community of CED.
Participate in live one-on-one learning Sessions.
Help shape future platform features and learning categories through your feedback.
Receive early access to future community initiatives and opportunities.
Build meaningful connections with learners and Guides from different countries, cultures, and professional backgrounds.

Whether you're joining to learn, teach, or both, your participation will directly influence how CED grows.

Pilot Learning Areas

CED welcomes the exchange of knowledge across many subjects and disciplines.

For the July–August 2026 pilot, we're actively building our founding community around three learning areas where we see strong demand and opportunities for meaningful one-on-one learning. These areas will receive the greatest outreach and community support during the pilot.

Learning Area	Examples of Topics
Career Readiness	Resume & CV review, interview preparation, networking, workplace communication, career planning, job search strategies
Public Speaking & Keynote Readiness	Public speaking, presentation skills, keynote preparation, storytelling, speech coaching, communication confidence
University Readiness	University applications, scholarship guidance, admissions interviews, personal statements, transition to university life

However, CED is not limited to these topics. Whether your expertise is in technology, entrepreneurship, psychology, languages, design, sustainability, creative arts, hobbies, social impact, or any other field, you're welcome to join CED as a Guide, an Explorer, or both. Community interests and member contributions will continue shaping new learning areas as the platform evolves.

Registration Process

Step	What Happens
1. Complete the Registration Form	Tell us about yourself, choose whether you'd like to join as a Guide, an Explorer, or both, and indicate the Subjects you'd like to learn or share.
2. Application Review	The CED team reviews your registration and contacts you with the next onboarding steps.
3. Create Your CED Account	Install the CED mobile app (iOS or Android) or access the web platform. Complete identity verification to help maintain a trusted learning community.
4. Guide Verification (Guides only)	Upload your certificates or qualifications. The CED team will review your submission and assign your verified expertise level.
5. Begin Your Journey	Explorers receive two complimentary pilot Sessions. Guides complete two volunteer Sessions before becoming eligible to host paid Sessions as Service Partners.

What You’ll Need

For Explorers

A valid email address
A mobile phone or computer with internet access
A few minutes to complete the registration form and/or download the app

For Guides

In addition to the above:

Certificates, degrees, or other qualifications relevant to the Subjects you'd like to teach
Basic information about your experience and expertise

Identity verification will be completed during onboarding to help ensure a safe and trusted experience for all community members.

Before You Register

1. Can I join as both a Guide and an Explorer?

Yes! In fact, CED is designed around two-way learning. You can share your expertise in one Subject while learning from others in another. Most community members are expected to participate in both roles over time.

2. Do I need to pay to join?

No! Joining CED is free. During the pilot, every Explorer receives two complimentary Sessions to experience the platform. After the pilot, additional Sessions may require payment according to CED's pricing model.

3. I'm not sure I'm experienced enough to become a Guide.

Many people feel this way. If you have practical knowledge, professional experience, academic training, or specialized skills that could help someone else, there's a good chance you can become a Guide.

Your qualifications will be reviewed through CED's Guide verification process, ensuring Explorers can make informed decisions before booking a Session.

4. What if I don't have a university degree?

Formal qualifications help determine Guide expertise levels during the pilot, but they aren't the only indicator of valuable knowledge.

Experienced practitioners are encouraged to build detailed profiles, describe their background, and earn community ratings through high-quality Sessions. As CED evolves, additional signals—including practical experience, portfolios, and community reputation—will complement formal qualifications.

5. How much time does participating require?

Participation is entirely flexible. Explorers book Sessions whenever they choose. Guides decide when they are available to host Sessions and may enable or disable their Guide availability without affecting their account or history.

There are no minimum participation requirements beyond the initial two volunteer Sessions required before becoming a paid Service Providers..

6. Do I need to understand blockchain or cryptocurrency?

No! You do not need prior knowledge of blockchain technology to participate in CED.

If you join as an Explorer, your experience is similar to using any online learning platform. If you become a paid Service Provider, the CED team will provide guidance on setting up a cryptocurrency wallet to receive payments.

7. Is CED suitable for professional advice?

CED is designed for exchanging knowledge, skills, and lived experience.

It is not a substitute for professional medical, psychological, legal, financial, or other regulated professional services. Guides share their own expertise and experiences—they do not diagnose, prescribe, or provide licensed professional advice.

8. Is CED safe?

Creating a trusted learning environment is one of our highest priorities. To help protect community members:

Users complete identity verification during onboarding.
Guides undergo expertise verification before hosting Sessions.
AI-assisted moderation helps identify inappropriate behavior.
Sessions may be securely recorded for a limited period to support quality assurance and dispute resolution, in accordance with CED policies.
Users can report inappropriate behavior directly through the platform.