- Description
- Curriculum
Genealogy work is more diversified than ever, and today’s professionals earn income through a wide mix of services, platforms, and audiences. Genealogy has many markets, not one, and this course looks at how those segments operate and how they can be combined into sustainable income.
Most sessions will be Q&A with working professionals about how the work functions, how fees are set, and where new opportunities are emerging. We’ll also cover the business side, including contracts, communication, marketing, management, and money, and how to align strengths, audiences, and offerings into a solid revenue mix. Professional considerations such as ethics, copyright, privacy, confidentiality, and how to communicate sensitive or unexpected findings will be woven throughout, since reputation and client trust are central to this work.
Specific class session details coming soon.
Class sessions will be held on Tuesdays, February 16-April 13, 5pm-8pm Mountain Time.
Course Coordinator:
Katherine R. Willson
