Compare the example cohort formats
Illustrative planning details—not confirmed Northstar offerings
The formats and time commitments below are realistic fictional examples to show what a cohort description can include. They are not current Northstar dates, capacity, or enrollment options. Confirm the cohort owner, locations, accessibility arrangements, time commitment, and schedule before publishing.
Office and frontline employees may have different shift, coverage, or access needs. Do not assume a schedule works for every location; check confirmed cohort information with the program owner.
Fictional cohort format examples
Example durations and meeting patterns only. No current enrollment is implied.
| Details | Example format | Illustrative details |
|---|---|---|
| Core cohort | 10 weeks | One 60-minute session every other week, with short practice activities between sessions |
| Frontline-friendly cohort | 12 weeks | Six 45-minute sessions scheduled around confirmed shift coverage |
| Intended participants | Aspiring leaders | Employees preparing for a first leadership role or building skills in a new role |
| Delivery | Example only | A mix of facilitated sessions and learning materials in Training, if confirmed by Northstar |
Check the confirmed schedule before making plans
Calendar can show current sessions after Northstar completes setup.
Use the Calendar section above for published program sessions once the authoritative event source is connected.
Ask the confirmed program owner to verify cohort availability, location, and any shift-coverage arrangements.
Use Training for assigned learning materials when Northstar has made them available.
The examples on this page are not a substitute for a confirmed cohort invitation or schedule.