Choose your first teaching offer

Match scope to evidence

If you have never taught the topic, try a short practice session with people who face the problem. If you already repeat the same explanation in consulting or mentoring, turn that explanation into an exercise with a clear output.

An advanced course needs evidence that learners can finish the foundational work. Avoid building multiple levels before you understand where people get stuck.

Define the pilot

Write down the intended learner, prerequisites, one outcome, a realistic duration, and how you will review the result. Prepare a worked example and a simpler fallback exercise.

Decide what comes next

After the pilot, look at completed work and unresolved questions. Repeat or improve the session before expanding it. Coordinate publication and enrollment with the explainx team; a community post by itself does not create a bookable workshop.