

Beginner Trading Course
Course Overview
This course is designed for anyone looking to start trading with little or no previous experience.
Over the past 20 years, I have invested thousands of hours into learning the financial markets through my own experience and by studying with other educators. This course condenses that knowledge into a structured, easy-to-follow programme that gives you the foundations needed to begin your trading journey with confidence.
The course is delivered live via Microsoft Teams and can be completed either as:
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One full-day intensive session.
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Three shorter sessions, consisting of three two-hour sessions spread across three separate days.
This is a live, interactive course where you’re encouraged to ask questions throughout. There are no silly questions—I want you to fully understand each topic before moving on.
Who This Course Is For
This course is ideal if you:
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Are completely new to trading.
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Have little trading experience and want to build a solid foundation.
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Have tried learning elsewhere but still don’t fully understand how the markets work.
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Want to understand technical analysis, fundamental analysis and risk management properly.
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Prefer live education rather than simply watching pre-recorded videos.
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Want guidance from an experienced trader.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of the course, you’ll understand:
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How financial markets work.
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Why markets move.
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The difference between technical and fundamental analysis.
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How professional traders analyse charts.
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How to build confidence when analysing trades.
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How to combine technical analysis with fundamental events.
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How to calculate and manage risk properly.
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How to manage and hold trades with greater discipline.
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How I personally approach the markets using my own trading strategy.
Most importantly, you’ll gain knowledge that many online educators, signal groups and social media platforms simply don’t teach.
Course Structure
Section 1 – Trading Fundamentals
We’ll begin with the absolute basics, including:
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What is the stock market?
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What is the Forex (FX) market?
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What is Gold?
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What is a chart?
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What is a pip?
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What is a line chart?
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What is a candlestick?
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How charts are created.
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Why prices move.
At the end of this section, we’ll pause for questions before moving on.
Section 2 – Understanding Market Movement
Once you’ve learned the basics, we’ll look at why markets move.
Topics include:
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What causes price movement.
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The relationship between buyers and sellers.
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Technical analysis versus fundamental analysis.
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Why market sentiment matters.
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How different events affect the charts.
Again, we’ll stop for questions before progressing.
Section 3 – Technical Analysis
This is the largest part of the course and where we’ll spend the majority of our time.
We’ll cover everything from beginner-level concepts to advanced chart analysis, including:
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Trend lines.
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Support and resistance.
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Support and resistance zones.
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Fibonacci.
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Fair Value Gaps (FVGs).
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Wedges.
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Chart structure.
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Market trends.
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TradingView setup.
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The indicators I personally use.
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How to combine multiple technical tools.
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How to read charts with confidence.
We’ll gradually build your knowledge throughout this section, ensuring everything makes sense before moving on.
Questions are encouraged throughout.
Section 4 – Fundamental Analysis
Understanding fundamentals is just as important as technical analysis.
You’ll learn:
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What fundamentals are.
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Why they move the markets.
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How to prepare before major news events.
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How to analyse upcoming economic releases.
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Which economic-calendar websites to use.
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How I use news alongside technical analysis.
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Which social media accounts and sources are worth following.
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What information should be on your screen every trading day.
Section 5 – Risk Management
Risk management is one of the most important parts of becoming a disciplined and consistent trader. Even the strongest analysis cannot guarantee that every trade will be successful, which is why protecting your trading capital must always come first.
You’ll learn:
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Why risk management is essential.
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How much of your account to risk on each trade.
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How to calculate the correct position or lot size.
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How to place a logical stop loss.
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How to calculate risk-to-reward before entering a trade.
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Why increasing risk after a loss can quickly damage an account.
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How currency correlation can increase your overall exposure.
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How to manage several open trades safely.
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When to stop trading after reaching a predetermined loss limit.
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How disciplined risk management protects your account over the long term.
The aim is to help you approach every trade with a clear understanding of the potential risk before focusing on the possible reward.
Section 6 – Holding and Managing Trades
Identifying a strong trading opportunity is only part of the process. You must also understand how to manage the trade properly once you have entered the market.
You’ll learn:
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How to create a clear trade-management plan before entering.
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How to identify realistic profit targets.
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How to use market structure when managing an open position.
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When it may be appropriate to move a stop loss to break-even.
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How to secure profit without closing a strong trade too early.
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How to trail a stop loss as the market moves in your favour.
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How to manage partial profits where appropriate.
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How to remain patient while a trade develops.
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How to avoid making emotional decisions based on short-term price movement.
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How technical analysis and changing market conditions can affect trade management.
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When to continue holding a trade and when there may be a valid reason to exit.
This section is designed to help you develop the discipline and confidence required to give strong trades enough time to reach their full potential while continuing to control your risk.
Section 7 – My Trading Strategy
Finally, we’ll put everything together.
You’ll see exactly how I combine everything covered throughout the course into one complete trading strategy.
We’ll spend several hours:
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Analysing previous market data.
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Backtesting historical trades.
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Understanding why trades worked.
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Understanding why trades failed.
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Learning how technical analysis and fundamentals work together.
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Looking at real examples of how I identify trading opportunities.
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Applying risk-management principles to potential trades.
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Reviewing how trades could be managed from entry to exit.
The goal is to show you the complete thought process behind every trade rather than simply giving you signals.
Interactive Learning
This isn’t a presentation where you simply sit and watch.
The course is designed to be interactive throughout.
After each major section, we’ll stop for questions to ensure you’re comfortable before moving on.
At the end of the course, we’ll dedicate approximately one hour purely to frequently asked questions. You can ask anything—from the absolute basics to the advanced concepts covered during the course.
How the Course Works
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Delivered live via Microsoft Teams.
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One-to-one or small-group learning.
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Live demonstrations.
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Interactive discussions.
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Questions encouraged throughout.
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Real chart examples.
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Practical education rather than theory alone.
Course Requirements
No previous trading experience is required.
All you need is:
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A reliable internet connection.
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Access to Microsoft Teams.
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A notebook for taking notes.
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A willingness to learn.
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Time and commitment.
The course is information-rich, so making notes and remaining engaged will help you gain the most value from your time.
Personalised Guidance
During the course, we can also discuss:
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Any issues you’re currently facing with trading.
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Mistakes you may be making.
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Areas where you feel stuck.
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Ways to improve your understanding using the methods taught during the course.
My aim is to tailor the education to your current level wherever possible.
What You’ll Leave With
By the end of the course, you’ll have:
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A clear understanding of how financial markets work.
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Confidence in reading and analysing charts.
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A solid understanding of technical analysis.
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A practical understanding of fundamental analysis.
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A clear framework for managing risk.
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A better understanding of how to hold and manage trades.
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The ability to combine technical, fundamental and risk analysis.
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Knowledge of my personal trading approach.
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A structured foundation from which to continue developing as a trader.
