Give buyers another reason
to choose your training.
You’ve built the expertise. Help more buyers see its value. Put UKSA peer-review recognition behind your course and make it easier for employers and sales professionals to discover what you offer.
Build my course’s credibilityRecognition from people who understand your buyers.
Give prospective clients recognition rooted in the experience of training buyers. Your course is peer reviewed by three UKSA members, drawn primarily from Founding Fellows with 20, 30 or more years’ sales leadership experience, including commissioning training and leading large teams.
Peer review usually takes three to four weeks.
Strategic Proposals
About your course review.
How does the review work?
Register your course and submit your materials. A three-member panel reviews the course, coordinated by Darren Bayley. Your package includes endorsement recognition and a 12-month directory listing. Review usually takes three to four weeks.
What do members look for?
Clear learning outcomes, relevant content, practical application and the trainer’s experience. Reviewers consider the course from a buyer’s perspective: who it helps, what participants learn and how they can use it.
What should I send?
Your course outline, intended audience, learning objectives and training materials. Include trainer credentials and any learner feedback or client testimonials you already have.
Do Google reviews and learner feedback count?
Yes. Share links to Google or other independent reviews, participant evaluations and client feedback. These help members understand the learner experience alongside the course itself.
Can you review an established course?
Yes. If your course already has a strong track record, share it. Existing reviews and client experience provide useful context for the member peer review.
Turn your expertise into a stronger buyer proposition.
Put professional recognition behind your offer and give relevant buyers another route to find you.