Recommend relevant events, lessons, and equipment
Connect optional services to a student’s training goal rather than promoting every available product to everyone.
How this connects to Dojo Wizard
Use this guide now. Saving actions, lesson progress, and event drafts is available in early access; publishing, ad spend, and payments remain under staff control.
Learning objective
A recommendation clearly explains who it helps, why it is relevant, what it costs, and whether it is optional.
Sample language
“Because you’re preparing for [goal], [clinic/private lesson/event] could help with [specific need]. It costs [amount], and it is optional. Would you like the details?”
Use this as a structure. Replace every bracketed field and follow the school’s approved terms and language.
Coaching points
- Start with a documented training need or expressed interest.
- State price, prerequisites, capacity, and refund rules accurately.
- Do not imply an optional purchase is required for rank advancement unless written school policy says so.
- Record the recommendation in the Academy application note or the school’s approved process; structured member attribution remains planned.
Practice scenario
A student is preparing for a competition, and the school offers an optional clinic and private-lesson package.
Role-play scorecard
- Connected to a real goal
- Explained price and terms
- Stated that it was optional
- Asked permission to continue
Apply it to real work
Make one relevant, fully disclosed recommendation to an eligible member.
Completion evidence: The Academy application note identifies the need, recommendation, and response. A structured member recommendation timeline is not currently modeled.