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# What are Courses?

The Course Library lets you organize [Missions](/missions/what-are-missions.md) into structured learning paths — multi-step training programs where employees complete Missions in a defined order.

## When to use Courses

* **Onboarding** — walk new hires through policies, procedures, and culture step by step
* **Compliance training** — ensure employees complete all required safety or regulatory modules
* **Seasonal preparation** — train teams for busy periods with a structured program

## How to create a Course

1. Go to **Course Library** (available when the [Course module is enabled](/your-organization/organization-settings.md#modules-management))
2. Create a new Course
3. Select and arrange Missions in sequence
4. Define access and visibility rules
5. Assign to individuals, roles, or units

## How employees see Courses

On mobile, assigned Courses appear in a dedicated **Courses** tab showing:

* List of assigned Courses
* Current completion status
* Employees can also access Courses via the On Demand flow

## Good to know

* A Course must contain **at least one Mission**
* Missions can come from anywhere in the Organization Library
* Removing a Mission from a Course **does not delete it** from the Library
* Courses support **sequential** and **all-at-once** Mission posting
* The Course Library **cannot be managed from mobile** — only assigned Courses are visible there


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