Should a consultant build a course?

Often the useful question is narrower: which part of your consulting is repeated for every client, and should that part still be delivered live?

Most established consultants repeat a meaningful amount of teaching. Foundations, frameworks and recurring explanations appear in almost every engagement, regardless of how personalised the final outcome is.

Separate the repeated layer from the judgement layer

A course is rarely a replacement for expert judgement. It is usually a better home for the education that precedes it, so live sessions can begin further along.

When it is not the right move

If information is not the bottleneck, or the programme is still changing week to week, building a course first can lock in the wrong structure.

See how repeatable and expert layers are separated.

The next step

Work out what a course should actually do inside your business.

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We understand the existing business and how the current programme is delivered.

We work out what, if anything, a course should actually do inside it.

If there is a genuine opportunity, we explain the appropriate next step and a personalised sample process.

This first call is not a long-form sales presentation. It is a short, practical conversation about your business.

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