Who is responsible for the accuracy of Instructor’s uploaded qualifications?

Instructors are fully responsible for the accuracy and authenticity of the qualifications they upload when registering and updating their profiles. Ostathi may verify documents and can request additional proof. False or misleading claims can lead to application rejection or account deactivation under our Terms & Conditions.

Instructors are fully responsible for the accuracy and authenticity of their uploaded qualifications. False or misleading claims may lead to application rejection or account deactivation.

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• Do I need prior experience to sign up as an Instructor on Ostathi?

  Experience isn’t mandatory, but evidence of your ability to teach the subject/skill is required. During sign-up, you must upload qualifications that prove your competence (e.g., a course certificate, university degree—Bachelor’s/MSc/PhD—relevant work ...

• Can I add or edit qualifications after I’m approved?

  Yes. You can add qualifications and update existing entries at any time from your Instructor Dashboard. Substantial updates may be re-reviewed by our team to keep your profile accurate and trusted.

• What documents can I upload as “qualifications”? Are there format or size limits?

  You can upload any relevant evidence of your capability: Education: university degrees/transcripts. Certifications: course/industry certificates. Work Experience: reference letters, contracts, or proof of role/responsibilities. CV/Resume: as a ...

• Why was my application rejected or sent back for changes?

  We only decline or return applications when we can’t confidently verify that you can teach the subject/skill you selected or when your profile doesn’t meet our quality and compliance standards. Common reasons include: Insufficient evidence of ...

• What happens if I don’t meet Ostathi’s teaching standards?

  Ostathi is committed to maintaining high-quality education. Your teaching performance may be reviewed through session recordings, Learner feedback, and platform quality checks. If your lessons do not meet the expected standards, the following actions ...