A studio teacher runs an 8-week wheel-throwing course four times a year. Capacity is 10 because that's how many wheels she has. Registration is $480 — or $80/session for drop-ins. Beginners only — no advanced students who'll get bored.
Title, intro copy, featured photo of the studio. Capacity 10. Flexible pricing options: "Full series — $480" and "Single session — $80".
Recurring weekly: Tuesdays 6:30–9:00pm, starting Jan 14, for 8 weeks. Click Generate Sessions — eight session posts appear with the right dates, drag-reorderable.
Add a multiple-choice registration question: "Pottery experience?" with options None / Beginner / Some / Advanced. Pre-qualifying — anyone who picks Advanced sees a note that this isn't the right class.
The default studio liability waiver kicks in automatically. The accepted version is captured against each order.
Drop [idcms_courses] on the catalog page. Stripe handles checkout. Students land in their My Courses dashboard with the session calendar.
A community music school running individual instrument lessons alongside group choirs and ensembles. Different schedules, different pricing, different prerequisites — all in one catalog.
A studio sells 8-week series at a discount but lets people drop in on individual sessions. Flexible pricing options handle both, and the session picker keeps drop-in capacity in sync with what's already sold.
A continuing-education provider runs licensed-professional refresher courses. Registration captures the license number and state. Materials gate to enrolled students until the certificate of completion is issued.
A working artist runs occasional weekend workshops with very specific dates. The specific-session schedule option lets her enter each date manually, drag-reorder them, and edit each one's title (e.g., "Day 1: Composition", "Day 2: Underpainting").
An independent teacher offering monthly subscriptions for private lessons. Capacity 1 per slot, Stripe handles the payment, and "My Courses" gives the student a single page with their next lesson date and any sheet music attached.
A university's adult-education arm runs 40+ courses across a dozen instructors per term. Each instructor gets the Collaborator role — they see only their own courses, students, and rosters. The program admin sees everything.