Recruit suitable Clubs
Reach instructors, centres, school networks and funded education groups. Help them understand the programme and operating model.
Market Partners
Help build a network of Starmere Clubs in your country.
Connect local instructors, teaching centres and schools with Starmere programmes. We are looking for people and organisations who can recruit Clubs and help them become effective, lasting teaching communities.
Your local relationships. A shared learning platform.
Starmere provides the programme, platform and learning standards. Market Partners contribute the local relationships and support that help Clubs get started and keep learners engaged.
Help them get started
Support the agreed onboarding, preparation and first group of learners. Help each educator feel prepared to welcome their first learners.
Build lasting local delivery
Depending on your agreement, provide local support, language assistance or help with getting started.
Who should apply?
You may already work with instructors, schools, education associations, education finance or community learning networks. Tell us who you can reach, what evidence supports that reach and who will lead the work locally.
Start with a manageable group of Clubs, learn what your community needs and build from there.
How are partners rewarded?
Commercial terms reflect the work you agree to deliver: qualified introductions, recruitment, onboarding, local support or a fuller operating role. Any service fee or revenue share is defined in a signed agreement and tied to the services you provide.
We will explain the responsibilities and payment arrangements before you decide to join. Instructors set and retain their own teaching fees.
What does an appointment mean?
A Market Partner helps develop a network; it does not automatically receive exclusive rights to a country. Any territory arrangement requires a successful pilot, agreed commitments and a contract.
The Learner Passport stays with each learner, keeping their achievements connected as your network grows.
Step by step
From local opportunity to a working network
A focused pilot, clear responsibilities and a route to sustainable growth.
Share your local knowledge
Tell us about the educators and communities you know.
Plan a first group of Clubs
Agree how you and Starmere will work together.
Help educators get started
Introduce Clubs and support their preparation.
Stay close to your network
Help Clubs build lasting relationships with families.
Grow together
Review what works and plan the next opportunity.
Starmere English is the first programme. Books, teaching guidance and progress records help educators support each learner. Future programmes are introduced as they become ready.
Tell us about your marketWhat happens after you apply?
Verify your email, discuss your network with the team and agree the next review step. We will help you understand the opportunity and decide whether it fits your plans.