Curriculum map
How modules stack from structure marking to lower-timeframe confirmation — use this to see where you already stand.
Module spine
| Order | Module | Focus | Typical home practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Structure on the weekly | Swings, ranges, breaks that count | Mark 6 months of weekly bars on one market |
| 2 | Daily bias | One-sentence bias inside weekly context | Rewrite bias after each daily close for 10 sessions |
| 3 | Confluence zones | Overlap of structure, prior reaction, and session levels | Shade zones before opening the execution chart |
| 4 | Lower-timeframe confirmation | Triggers that agree — and rules for passing | Log every pass with a reason code |
| 5 | Journal alignment | Fields that mirror the reading sequence | Complete the house template for 15 closed trades |
How formats use the map
- Multi-Timeframe Intensive walks modules 1–5 in six sessions with facilitator feedback.
- Private Chart Review usually samples modules 1–3 on your live charts; module 4 if time remains.
- Weekly Study Circle rotates fresh cases across modules 2–4 for alumni-level practice.
Self-check before you enquire
Ask yourself:
- Can I mark weekly swings without peeking at news headlines?
- Can I state daily bias in one sentence that references the weekly?
- Do I have a written rule for when the hour chart is ignored?
If the first answer is no, start with the intensive or a private review focused on structure. If all three are yes, the study circle may be enough.
Natural next action
Browse training formats or request a place and tell us which module feels weakest — we will suggest a format that matches.