Curriculum
Curriculum path for multi-timeframe work
The teaching sequence we use in coaching and workshops—higher timeframe first, then the bridge, then lower-timeframe timing.
This page outlines the path behind our flagship Multi-Timeframe Coaching and the compressed drills used in the Weekend Workshop. It is a teaching map, not a downloadable course.
Stage 1 · Higher map
Weekly and daily structure
Identify swing highs and lows that still matter, mark location relative to the recent range, and write a bias sentence before any lower chart is opened. Students practise on majors they already watch.
Stage 2 · Bridge
Four-hour continuation and conflict
Read the four-hour as a bridge: does it continue the daily story or warn of a pause? Conflict rules are rehearsed with historical cases so “both look valid” stops being an excuse to flip bias mid-session.
Stage 3 · Timing
Hourly and fifteen-minute permission
Only after the higher map is set do we discuss triggers, pullback location, and invalidation that belongs to the execution timeframe. Standing aside when the lower chart is chaotic is graded as a correct decision.
Stage 4 · Integration
Live presentation without prompts
In coaching’s final week—or the workshop’s closing round—you present two pairs end-to-end. Instructors challenge vague language (“looks bullish”) until the statement names structure, location, and invalidation.
Materials you will use
Printed or PDF hierarchy handouts, annotated screenshot templates, and a one-page checklist. Your own charting platform remains the canvas; we do not require a proprietary display.
Natural next action
If the sequence matches how you want to practise, view lesson options or enquire about a coaching place with your pair list and available evenings.