The course is sequenced across eleven tiers, from Foundations through Flow. Each tier teaches a layer of competence: vocabulary, then market structure, then risk, then strategy, then management. The order matters. Most retail traders skip ahead, buy out-of-the-money calls because the headline P&L looks attractive, and lose money on the first IV crush they encounter. The curriculum forces you to walk before you run.
By the end of the program you will be able to read an options chain unaided, calculate probability of profit before placing a trade, size a position by account-percent risk rather than dollar guesswork, choose between defined-risk and undefined-risk structures based on IV rank, and journal every entry and exit so your patterns become legible. None of those skills require a finance degree. All of them require deliberate practice.