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Course catalogue

The curriculum from first terms to a complete review process.

Courses are organized as a progression. The exact modules available to a student depend on the selected plan, but the teaching logic remains consistent across the academy.

Gold globe and market-session instruments representing forex foundations and market mechanics
Course 01

Course 01

Forex Basics and Market Mechanics

Currency-market language, platform mechanics, and risk concepts taught before analysis begins.

  • Understand currency pairs, quotes, pips, lots, and sessions
  • Recognize market, limit, and stop orders
  • Explain spread, margin, leverage, and common transaction costs
  • Use platform terminology without confusing execution and analysis
A physical gold candlestick chart with precision drawing tools for technical analysis and price action
Course 02

Course 02

Technical Analysis and Price Action

A structured method for reading market structure, chart context, and price behavior.

  • Read swing structure and trend conditions
  • Mark support, resistance, and liquidity areas
  • Separate confirmation from assumption
  • Define invalidation before an entry scenario
Gold market context, chart, risk dial, and review ledger connected in the structured SK System
Course 03

Course 03

SK System: Structured Market Analysis

The academy’s rules-based framework connecting context, evidence, risk, execution, and review.

  • Organize a market scenario in a fixed sequence
  • Require evidence before considering execution
  • Document entry, invalidation, and management logic
  • Compare completed decisions against the system rules
Gold economic calendar, central bank building, and currency instruments representing fundamental analysis
Course 04

Course 04

Fundamental Analysis and Economic Context

A professional-level study of the economic forces, policy decisions, and scheduled data that shape currency-market context.

  • Understand monetary policy and interest-rate expectations
  • Interpret inflation, employment, and growth data in context
  • Prepare for scheduled economic events
  • Connect economic context with technical evidence and defined risk

Course catalogue

How course access works

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Enroll

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02

Follow the sequence

Open modules from the student area and complete lessons in their intended order.

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Attend and ask

Use eligible live sessions and learning groups to clarify course concepts.

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Review

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