A “Course of Course” Orientation

1. Course Introduction: Provide a brief overview of the course, its objectives, and what participants can expect to learn.
2. Instructor Profiles: Highlight the qualifications and expertise of the course instructors.
3. Course Schedule: Share the start and end dates, as well as any important deadlines.
4. Course Modules: Give a glimpse of the course structure and the topics covered in each module.
5. Learning Resources: Mention any textbooks, articles, or online resources that will be used.
6. Assessment and Grading: Explain how students will be evaluated and what is expected of them in terms of assignments and exams.
7. Support and Communication: Outline how students can reach out for support, ask questions, or interact with instructors and fellow participants.
8. Certification: If applicable, mention any certifications or credits participants can earn upon completing the course.
9. Testimonials: Share any positive feedback or testimonials from previous participants if available.
10. Enrollment Information: Provide clear instructions on how to enroll in the course, including any registration deadlines.
11. Pricing and Payment Options: If there’s a cost associated with the course, provide details on pricing and available payment methods.
12. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Include common questions and answers about the course to address potential concerns.
13. Upcoming Course Dates: If the course is offered multiple times, list the upcoming dates.
14. Success Stories: Highlight the success stories of past participants who have benefited from the course.
15. Interactive Features: Mention any live webinars, discussion forums, or interactive elements of the course.
16. Community and Networking: Describe any opportunities for students to network and engage with fellow participants.
17. Early Bird Discounts or Promotions: If applicable, share any discounts or promotions for early registrants.
18. Access to Materials: Explain how participants can access course materials, whether they are downloadable, hosted on a learning platform, or sent via email.
19. Contact Information: Provide contact details for any questions or assistance related to the course.
20. Engaging Visuals: Use images, infographics, and other visuals to make your highlights more engaging.

When using LinkedIn to promote your course orientation, consider creating a series of posts or stories that cover these highlights to effectively reach your audience.