AI tools can now write a course outline in seconds. But an outline is a list of topics. It doesn't show students how to learn, practise, check their progress or finish. Industry estimates put average completion for online courses at around 12–15%. In two weeks I turn your draft or existing course into one that students finish and can show results from.

Outcome map: 3–5 things your students will be able to do by the end, with every module tied to one of them.

Course architecture: modules and lessons re-sequenced, and anything that doesn't serve an outcome cut out.

One pilot module, fully designed: each lesson built as teach → practise → check, with worksheets and a lesson template for the rest of your course.

Checkpoints: a short quiz per module and a final task with a scoring rubric, so students (and you) can see real progress.

Completion design: discussion prompts, a cohort option, a catch-up path for students who fall behind, and an outline for progress emails.

Plain-English pass: lesson scripts edited so non-native English speakers can follow them, which matters if you sell worldwide.

Build sheet: a module-by-module plan your Kajabi, Thinkific or Teachable designer can build directly.

How it runs: a 45-minute kick-off call, a first draft of the outcome map and architecture in week 1, the pilot module and checkpoints in week 2, then a handover call. Add an exam-standard final exam and certificate for $750.

Who designs it: Suliman Abdelaty, applied linguist and course designer (FHEA, FRSA), with 12 years in education, published Udemy courses and a background in assessment and rater training. You stay the subject expert; I design how people learn it.