How To Add a Repeated Course (Master)
Creating Course & Presenter Templates for Recurring Courses
What Is a Repeated Course?
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It’s a course with identical content (title, description, objectives, presenter, etc.) that will be delivered on different dates/times throughout the year.
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Ideal for monthly sessions, rotating webinars, lunch and learns, and more.
A Repeated Course is perfect for when you'll be offering the same course multiple times throughout the year. Rather than creating a new listing for each session, this feature allows you to manage all instances under one master setup—making promotion, presenter management, and registration seamless.
Adding a Repeated Course includes three key steps:
While each step can be referenced individually, this article walks through the complete Repeated Course setup process — beginning with the Master Course and continuing through presenter templates and scheduling.
Each step is presented in the same sequence as the Course Wizard, allowing you to move through the process with clear, structured guidance.
Step 1: Creating a Master Repeated Course
Course Wizard - Creation Setup - Naming Master Repeated Course
Course Wizard - Country & Industries
Course Wizard - Course Postings Summary | Add-on's
Course Wizard - Basic Course Info
- Industry. Specific Details
- Course Prerequisites
- Conflict of Interest Disclosure (if applicable)
- Disclaimer
- Additional Course Notes
Course Wizard - Sponsor Information
Course Wizard - Contact Information
Course Wizard - Additional Info
Course Wizard - Certificate Manager
Course Wizard - Test Manager (Course Knowledge Assessment)
Course Wizard - Survey Manager
Course Wizard - Registration - Basic Info
Course Wizard - Registration - Agreements - Additional Agreements
Course Wizard - Marketplace Registration
Course Wizard - Course/ Event Overview - Terms and Conditions
Course Wizard - Posting Overview
Course Wizard - Posting Confirmation
Step 2: Set Up Presenter Templates
Navigating to Presenter Templates
Changing | Updating a Presenter Template