About Education Made Right
Veronika Slavik has been a dental nurse since 2013. After qualifying, she worked for a training company, teaching trainee nurses and marking their assignments.
Along the way, she saw many providers putting pressure on learners, and she didn’t like it. She wanted a course where learners come first and coursework can work around life at home. With a trusted tutor from her old job on board, she started Education Made Right, which teaches the NEBDN Level 3 Diploma in Dental Nursing, an accredited qualification for people starting a new career.
Education Made Right sells a £2,249 accredited qualification, a very different product from most online courses, to a very different audience: career changers who need a job before they can even start learning.
Education Made Right’s Strategy: Get Learners Hired First, Then Teach Them
In UK dental nursing, trainees need a job before they start studying. The General Dental Council requires them to be on a course within one year of starting work in a dental practice. No experience is needed, so someone switching careers, even from a restaurant job, can start.
Veronika built her course around that rule. It begins with a £100 Startup program. Her team redesigns the learner’s CV, helps with the cover letter, and prepares them for interviews. They also contact dental practices for free to find openings. It usually takes about a month to land a job. Veronika believes few, if any, other dental nursing providers do this.
Once a learner has a job offer, they buy the full course at £2,249, the £100 comes off the price, and they start learning right away. Learners can pay in installments through Shopify, with the first payment due a month later, by which time they should have their first paycheck.
“...not that just they are getting a qualification out of that, but it can just change their life.”
Most new learners find her through ads on CV-Library, with more coming from dental nurse Facebook groups and the accreditation body’s website.
The Problem: A Strict Curriculum and a Hard-to-Use Portfolio
This was Veronika’s first online course. She chose Shopify because it’s easier to sell with and shows products nicely, but building the site itself was the hard part.
Accreditation added pressure. Getting approved took several months. The course must follow the accreditation center’s curriculum, lessons have to be done in order, and materials can be inspected.
Learners also upload their assignments to the accreditation center’s ePortfolio, a separate platform Veronika can’t change. She says learners find it very difficult to navigate. That made it even more important for the learning itself to be simple. After a quick search for a way to add a course to her Shopify site, Tevello looked like it could work.
The Solution: All the Learning in One Straightforward Place
Learners take all their lessons in Tevello, inside the same Shopify store where they enroll and pay. Here’s how Veronika set it up.
Mixed-media lessons
Every session has a video and a PowerPoint. Many include fillable templates learners download and complete. Some are simple text, such as instructions for an assessment.
Lessons in order
Learners move through the course in sequence, the way the curriculum requires.
Easy navigation
Learners start in Tevello before they submit their first assignment, and that part goes smoothly. “Nobody ever complains about that. They can find everything. It’s easy. Basically, it’s all there.”
Assignments are still submitted on the accreditation body’s separate platform, but each relevant part of the course links straight to the right place to submit.
Optional wellbeing lessons
Veronika used to work as a health coach. Every module has a short optional health lesson, such as a video on eating well. Learners can skip it, but it’s there when they want it.
Open enrollment
There are no cohorts. Learners join whenever they land a job and study at their own pace.
The Results: Self-Sufficient Learners and Steady Growth
Education Made Right started in April 2026 and now gets new learners almost every month. The first exams are coming up in April 2027. Most learners take around 12 months to finish, though a keen learner could do it in six.
“They don’t really need much. I am even surprised... I think because, first, it’s easy to navigate. Second, they’ve got everything there.”
Learners book the occasional Zoom call, but most simply get on with it. Even so, Veronika’s main goal for the next few months is to offer high-end one-to-one support, helping learners overcome the hurdles on the way to becoming qualified.
Her experience shows that Tevello isn’t just for low-priced courses. It also supports a premium, accredited qualification.
What’s Next
Veronika’s first learners sit their NEBDN exams in April 2027, and she keeps adding new learners month by month, mostly through her CV-Library ads and the accreditation body’s listing.
Longer term, she and her tutor want to put their years of teaching experience to work in a second way: training other qualified dental nurses to teach. “That’s probably another adventure, hopefully coming next year.”
“It’s so easy to navigate your course. It’s really helpful, believe me.”
Veronika Slavik
Founder, Education Made Right
Where Can You Find Veronika?
Shopify store: https://educationmaderight.co.uk/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/educationmaderight
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/educationmaderight.uk/
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