Any advice on how to learn to put a good course together?

Any advice on how to learn to put a good course together? I finally feel like this is possible for me. I'm a legal recruiter and realize I have a ton of advice that will be helpful to young, new attorneys. Dude, here's what I would do. If I was you. Alright, it is, I would put together a sales letter for a course, or probably really a webinar because it's just easier to get people to register for it, and it's easier to do a webinar that does a pitch that I've just started a sales letter, least in my opinion, sales letters are very hard to do. And, um, I would have these folks on, so the hook is whatever, you know, I'm not quite sure what they want, what their objective is. So. Free webinar reveals how to achieve your objective as an attorney, right? And then you sell them on the course and the way you sell them on the courses. Look, I got this method that I'm pretty sure can help you get your objective as an attorney. I got to tell you, I've never taught it before. I'm not a famous guy or anything. But I put together this class and I think you should take it. And here's how it's going to work. We're going to do it over zoom. I'm going to teach it some stuff. And then you're going to ask me some questions and I'm going to answer them. And if you miss one of these zoom calls, it'll be recorded and we'll put everything in a private Facebook group for you. So if you have questions or whatever, I can answer them for you, and that will help you. And the class is going to start on two weeks from today or whenever, and here's how much the price is. And again, I've never taught this just in my life. Certainly it'll help you. But. In the event that you don't like it or whatever. I completely understand. Uh, so of course there's a money back guarantee. And so that's literally how I would create the course. I would do it through the series of lives, zoom calls. And then if it goes well, we use those lives in calls is your actual digitally delivered, uh, you know, automated course. Ain't no point in making it a more complicated, then it got to be, you know what I mean?