Program Detail

Manage one program's details, build its week-by-week curriculum, and create or track the cohorts running under it.

What it is

A program is the reusable structure behind your cohorts — the curriculum, duration, and terms that apply every time you run a new intake. This page is where you build and maintain that structure.

Program details

Edit at the top: name, description, duration in weeks, maximum ventures, equity terms, application fee, eligibility criteria, and whether the program is currently Active. Delete removes the program entirely (this cannot be undone) — use Inactive instead if you're just pausing it between intakes.

Stats row

Four quick numbers: duration in weeks, max ventures, equity terms, and total sessions in the curriculum.

Curriculum

Build a week-by-week curriculum of sessions. Each session has a type (Workshop, Mentorship, Panel, Pitch, Networking, Review, or Custom), a title, description, duration in hours, a facilitator, and whether it's required or optional. Sessions are grouped and displayed by week number, so the curriculum reads like a syllabus.

Cohorts

Every cohort that runs under this program, with its status and venture count — click through to a cohort's own detail page for milestones and venture tracking. Add Cohort spins up a new intake directly from here, pre-linked to this program, so you don't have to relink it manually afterward.

Program vs. cohort

It's easy to conflate the two: the program is the template (curriculum, terms, eligibility) you design once; a cohort is one specific run of it, with its own dates, milestones, and set of admitted ventures. Editing a program's curriculum after a cohort has started doesn't retroactively change what that cohort already went through — it shapes the next intake.

How it fits your workflow

Build the curriculum once per program design, then reuse it across every cohort you run under it. When you're planning a new intake, come here first to create the cohort — then move to that cohort's own page to manage its milestones and venture list.

Getting started

Fill in program details and eligibility criteria first, build out the curriculum week by week, then create your first cohort once the structure is ready.