School's Great, But You Need More

School’s not enough—learn what really matters. Read A-Z, stay sharp, think smart. This course gives your thinking the upgrade it needs.

Overview:

You’ve done the school bit—textbooks, tests, and term papers. But if you feel like something’s still missing, you’re absolutely right. School’s Great, But You Need More is for those who suspect there’s more to learn than what the system fed you. This course peels back the layers of mainstream learning and digs into the A-Z of ideas, tools, and thinking skills they never quite mentioned in the classroom.

Expect bold concepts, unapologetic insights, and useful lessons that question the obvious and flip old ideas on their head. No fluff, no filler—just sharp takes and straightforward learning. If you like your education with a side of honesty and a dash of wit, you’re in the right place.

Learning Outcomes:

• Recognise limits of traditional education through critical exploration.
• Understand A-Z concepts not taught in standard school curriculum.
• Develop sharper thinking and stronger questioning habits.
• Apply fresh ideas to familiar challenges with confidence.
• Challenge mainstream views without sounding like a conspiracy theorist.
• Communicate more effectively with logic and a sense of humour.

Who is this Course For:

• People tired of textbook thinking and repetitive theories.
• Curious learners seeking honest and intelligent perspectives.
• Professionals who want smarter thinking, not just big words.
• Students unsure why they’re learning what they’re learning.
• Freelancers who need substance beyond shiny productivity hacks.
• Parents rethinking what education should actually mean.
• Writers who crave thoughtful material that doesn’t talk down.
• Anyone who ever asked, “Why didn’t school teach us this?”

Career Path (UK average salaries):

• Content Strategist – £42,000 per year
• Research Analyst – £38,500 per year
• Policy Advisor – £45,000 per year
• Digital Marketing Executive – £32,000 per year
• Editorial Assistant – £28,000 per year
• Communications Officer – £35,500 per year