Stage 1 · Curriculum
Published in full before purchase.
Four ways to learn online, with the curriculum published before you pay.
Each course lists every module and its length before you buy, so you can judge whether it is four hours or forty. Workbooks and templates are the part people actually use afterwards, and they are included rather than sold as an upsell.
Published in full before purchase.
With 14-day cancellation rights explained.
At whatever pace suits you.
Materials stay available to you.
Dates and times published up front.
A cohort, not a queue.
Recorded if you cannot attend.
With something completed, not just watched.
Self-paced courses get abandoned at about week two, which is why cohorts exist. A published start date, a group going through it with you and sessions in the calendar do more for completion than any amount of willpower.
Mentoring is for questions a course cannot answer because they are specific to you. Sessions are booked in blocks so there is continuity, and we will say when something you are asking about needs a qualified accountant, solicitor or other professional instead.
Free, and honest about fit.
What you want to be different.
With work between them.
Where a professional is needed.
Recordings and resources available.
On a published schedule.
New material added over time.
Cancel whenever you want.
The month after a course finishes is when most people stall. The community exists for that gap: recorded sessions to revisit, resources added over time, and group calls where people ask the questions they did not want to ask in front of a cohort.
Full curricula are published. Or book a free intro call and ask.