Training Programs

Updated 16 June 2026

Design the programs you offer: level, category, target species, sessions, pricing, and objectives.

Overview

Training Programs are packaged curricula that define what’s taught, who it’s for, and how long it takes. Levels and categories set expectations; target species ensures suitability; session counts and durations make capacity planning straightforward; and a base price simplifies sales.

Programs feed directly into Training Sessions, so progress, ratings, and revenue can be analyzed per program to refine content and scheduling.

How It Works

  • Create programs under Pets › Setup › Training Programs.
  • Define sessions count and session duration to show total time.
  • Use learning objectives and prerequisites to guide expectations.

Step-by-Step Guide

  • Go to Pets › Setup › Training Programs.
  • Click New. Enter Name and verify the auto Code.
  • Choose Level and Category. Add Target Species.
  • Set Duration (sessions) and Session Duration (minutes). Price the program.
  • Describe objectives, methods, prerequisites, and equipment needed.
  • Save. The program appears when creating Training Sessions.

Fields

Field Explanations

Program Name / Code

Public label and internal ID.

Level

Difficulty tier for matching skills.

Category

Content focus (Obedience/Behavioral/Agility/Puppy).

Target Species

Species allowed to enroll.

Duration (Sessions)

Total sessions in the program.

Session Duration

Minutes per session.

Total Duration

Computed total program time.

Base Price

Program price for quoting.

Learning Objectives

Expected skills by completion.

Prerequisites

Requirements before joining (e.g., basic obedience).

Training Methods

Techniques (e.g., positive reinforcement).

Equipment Needed

Items required for sessions.

Tips

  • Keep objectives specific and measurable.
  • Offer beginner programs frequently to meet common demand.
  • Bundle programs with discounted multi-session pricing.

Common Mistakes

  • Not setting session duration — total time looks unclear.
  • Vague objectives make progress hard to communicate.
  • Forgetting prerequisites can impact safety or results.