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Apply as a Wild Rift coach
You talk the student through their own games in real time.
You break down a submitted screen recording on your own schedule.
One goal worked across several sessions, with practice between them.
Send the coach application — The form asks for your peak and current rank, regional server, lane and champion specialisation, languages and any teaching history you have.
Pass the knowledge review — We look for rank and for the ability to explain. A Challenger player who cannot explain why a Baron call lost the game is a weaker candidate than a Diamond player who can.
Build your coaching profile — Your profile lists formats, languages, specialisation and the hours you keep. It goes live in the Wild Rift coaching listings where students browse.
Get booked and run the session — Students reserve the slot without any prompting from you. Recordings and scheduling run through the order chat, which keeps a shared record of the agreement.
Collect the payout and the review — The session payout reaches your EB24 balance once it is complete, and the review your student leaves feeds directly into how visible you are to the next one.
Zero following needed to start. Students cut the listings down by lane, rank bracket, language and format, so a crisp specialisation, like PC to mobile transitions or jungle tempo, outcompetes a big audience every time.
You decide the hours you post and the formats you sell. Recording reviews, live sessions and long term plans coexist without friction, and the syllabus is always your own.
Your student pays EB24 up front, and the money reaches your balance after the session wraps. Platform policy governs refunds and cancellations, which means a delivered lesson never turns into a debt you collect yourself.
Session after session, reviews stack on your profile, and a well reviewed profile gets discovered and booked with no promotion at all. Month six of coaching here is genuinely lighter work than month one.
The short version: show the review you read the mobile game at a high level and can put that reading into words, then let the platform supply the students. The long version is the five steps below, and building an audience is not one of them.
A rank by itself does not qualify a coach here, and a missing one does not disqualify. The review weighs both sides, and it weighs them on Wild Rift itself rather than on a PC resume.
If your rank is not there yet, the Wild Rift booster track is the usual way in. A good number of our coaches climbed client accounts first and switched over once their teaching profile took shape.
A student books because something keeps going wrong, not because they want a syllabus. Your job is to turn a vague complaint into one concrete thing they can practice, then verify it stuck. On mobile, that concrete thing is often physical: grip, control layout, camera settings, aim discipline.
Students who want their new habits pressure tested sometimes pair coaching with a duo order from the Wild Rift boosting page, where a booster queues alongside them. Coaches who know their way around the whole EB24 stack tend to hold onto students longer.
Rate, bookings and returning students are the three levers of coaching income on Wild Rift. Listings and reviews move the first two; the third is won inside your sessions.
Session payouts arrive on your EB24 balance at completion and leave through your configured method. EB24 collected the student payment at booking, which is why an unpaid delivered session cannot happen. General payout questions are answered in the platform FAQ, and the cooperation rules sit in the terms of service.
Grandmaster and above is the comfortable bar and covers most approved coaches, with Challenger and Sovereign carrying extra weight at the top brackets. Strong Diamond applicants are still reviewed, but the teaching side has to carry more: a named specialisation, past students, or content that shows how you explain decisions. A peak from several seasons ago with no recent play is the most common reason an application stalls.
PC credentials help the application but do not replace Wild Rift ladder history. The mobile game has its own rune system, its own objective pacing and a control scheme that changes what advice is even useful. That said, coaches who hold rank on both clients are well placed for transition students, and the League of Legends coach track is a separate application on the same balance.
No. Many coaches here were approved with zero formal students behind them. What the review has to see is explanation: that you can say why a rotation or an objective call was wrong, not only avoid it yourself. A written breakdown of one of your own recorded games, attached to the application, carries more weight than any rank screenshot.
Through the Wild Rift coaching listings, filtered by lane, rank bracket, language and format. Profiles are compared side by side, so a stated specialisation and real availability do more work than a long biography. No self promotion and no imported audience are ever required.
Students record their screen while they play and upload the file through the order chat. You return a timestamped breakdown covering decisions and, on mobile, mechanics: control layout, camera drag habits and skillshot aim. Reviews that show the student what their hands did are the ones that earn repeat bookings.
Your rate, your open slots and your returning students set the number. A multi session plan, a PC to mobile transition for instance, books more rarely and pays more per student than a one-off recording review. Coaches who hold fixed weekly hours earn several times what drop-in coaches take from the same student pool.
Yes. The booster and coach tracks run as separate applications with separate profiles, and holding both at once is normal here. Many coaches take boosting orders in quiet weeks and coach in busy ones. Both payouts land on the same EB24 balance, and both count toward your standing on the platform.
The platform applies its cancellation and refund policy from the terms of service, so nothing is haggled out between you and the student. Keep every session agreement in the order chat for the same reason: when staff review a dispute, that written record is the evidence they rule on.
Server rank, specialisation, languages and availability are enough to open the review.
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