🎯 Your Goal:

Break your course into a simple, logical structure that helps your student go from A to B — without overwhelm.

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🧱 Why Structure Matters

People don’t just want information — they want a transformation.

Structure helps deliver that by:

Making the course easier to follow

Helping students build momentum

Increasing completion (and testimonials)

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🔁 Common Course Structure (that works)

Your course should be divided like this:

1. Modules — Big sections that group related lessons.

2. Lessons — Short, focused videos inside each module.

Think of modules as chapters, and lessons as pages.

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✅ Proven Module Flow Template

You can adapt this, but here’s a solid structure you can borrow:

1. Welcome + Overview

Set expectations and give the big-picture roadmap.

2. Prep Phase

Help them gather tools, set things up, and understand key concepts.

3. Step-by-Step Implementation

Each module walks them through a specific part of the process.

4. Launch or Final Wrap-Up

Get them to the finish line and celebrate.

5. Bonus / Advanced / Optional Content

Anything that’s helpful but not essential.

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⏱ Ideal Lesson Length?

3 to 10 minutes works best for most.

Break bigger topics into multiple lessons if needed.

Think: “One clear takeaway per video.”

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🧠 ChatGPT Prompt to Help You Plan

> “Help me break my online course on [topic] into 4–6 modules, each with 3–5 lessons. The goal is to take a beginner to [end result].”

Use it to get an outline you can tweak and organize.

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✏️ Your Action Step:

Map out your own course structure in this format:

Module Title

Lesson 1

Lesson 2

Lesson 3

…and so on.

You don’t need perfect titles yet — just get the flow.