A cohort program is the deepest way to learn on Maram. You learn with a group over several weeks, build real work, and get it reviewed by a named practitioner. Here is what to expect once you are enrolled.
Your cohort home
Open the program from Cohort Programs in your account. From there you can see the schedule, join each live session, work on projects, and reach the community.
Live sessions on a schedule
Cohorts run to a set schedule of live sessions. Each one shows in your own local time zone, with a join link at session time. If the program includes recordings, each session's recording appears afterwards within its window.
Projects and assignments
You learn by building. Where a program includes projects or assignments, you work on them and submit them, and the practitioner gives you feedback. Completing reviewed project work is what turns your learning into real proof on your profile.
The cohort community
Your cohort has its own community space where the group can talk, ask questions, and share progress between sessions. It is a prominent part of the cohort experience, and often where a lot of the learning happens.
Featuring your work
When a practitioner reviews a project, you can choose whether to feature it publicly on your profile. Featured work shows that a named, vetted practitioner reviewed it, which is stronger than anything you can simply claim.
If a session is cancelled or missed
If a single session is cancelled, the norm is to reschedule it, not refund the whole program. If something genuinely goes wrong, see Refunds and cancellations and Report a session that did not happen.