The free seminar and optional training
Registration terms
These terms explain applications for MakeWay Institute's free seminar, the optional paid course and how to read the student material on this website.
Applying for the free seminar
The seminar is free. The application helps the team understand your starting point and review requests to attend. A saved application is provisional and does not automatically confirm a seat. The event schedule and attendance arrangements will be shared when confirmed.
We may explain the optional paid course during the seminar. Applying or attending does not enrol you in it or require a purchase. This website takes no payment. You can withdraw or delete your application using your private receipt.
WhatsApp and email updates are optional. Neither live delivery provider is connected yet, so a saved application does not mean a message has been sent. The privacy policy explains those separate choices.
The one-month course
MakeWay Institute's course covers making original videos and building a YouTube channel through one month of live classes, five days a week. Admission, batch times, equipment and tool requirements, included support, payment arrangements and cancellation or refund terms must be confirmed before enrolment.
One month is the training period. It is not a deadline for earning money or a promise that you will recover your costs. Results depend on the work you do, your channel, costs, audience and platform decisions. MakeWay Institute does not guarantee a job, monetisation, revenue or a particular result.
Education and employment
Education and honest work both matter. We do not encourage anyone to stop studying, leave a job or dismiss formal qualifications. The comparisons help you consider another practical skill alongside your circumstances and responsibilities.
Consider the time, equipment and ongoing work involved before enrolling. Training does not promise to replace your salary or provide a particular income.
Student messages and screenshots
The results gallery uses screenshots shared through Abdullah's original AYA WhatsApp channel and labels their context. The screenshots do not independently establish account ownership, course attendance, profit, costs or typical student results. Estimated revenue is not take-home profit. A YouTube Partner screen does not establish future income.
These examples do not guarantee your earnings. The source date records when the channel shared a screenshot, which may differ from the date of the result. Read the period, attribution and limits beside each screenshot before drawing a conclusion.
Learning and platform rules
Use original work and material you have the right to use. YouTube applies its own copyright, community and monetisation rules. Repetitive or mass-produced work and reused material without a meaningful original contribution can be ineligible for monetisation. Permission to use a clip does not by itself settle YouTube's separate reused-content assessment.
Read YouTube's monetisation policies and its earnings explanation. YouTube decides eligibility and does not guarantee whether or how much a partner will earn. MakeWay Institute's training does not override those decisions or imply an official relationship with YouTube, Google or Meta.
Your application and private receipt
Do not submit another person's contact information. The online submitter must be at least 18 or a parent or guardian registering with their own details. This is an online submission rule, not a course eligibility rule.
You can apply without creating an account or choosing WhatsApp or email messages. A phone number alone cannot open or claim an application. Keep the private receipt supplied with a fresh application so you can withdraw or delete your details. The privacy policy explains data use, deletion and retention.
Questions and consumer rights
Use Abdullah's existing Facebook page to ask for a private contact route or clarification before making a decision. Do not post private account or registration information publicly.
These explanations do not remove any right or remedy you have under applicable law. Full course terms must be provided before a separate enrolment or payment.