Every week has the same four parts, in the same order. You always know where to go next.

  1. LearnShort readings and examples, each tied to one goal. About 35 minutes.
  2. PractiseTry it straight away on realistic cases, with instant feedback. About 25 minutes.
  3. FeedbackShare your work and give a peer one useful comment. About 15 minutes.
  4. CheckThree quick questions. Retry as often as you like. About 10 minutes.

Look for these colours

  • Learn
  • Practise
  • Check

Before you start

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  • Read this page to the end
  • Set aside about 90 minutes a week, in one or two blocks
  • Think of one decision at work or in your studies that numbers could help with
  • Post a short hello in Introduce yourself
Why every week looks the same

When the layout changes from week to week, learners spend their energy finding things rather than learning them. A steady rhythm frees that energy for the work that matters: practising and getting feedback.

Designer's note

Grey dashed boxes like this one explain the design choices in this template. In a client course, they are removed or turned into notes for the teaching team.