Non-technical professionals often struggle to understand programming concepts, hindering collaboration with developers. A beginner-friendly course could cover fundamentals like logic, syntax, and debugging.
The course would focus on practical examples and avoid unnecessary technical depth. Use interactive exercises and visual aids to make concepts intuitive.
Charge for course access or offer a freemium model with paid certifications.
The MVP could cover one programming language with a focus on real-world applications.
The main risk is competing with free resources like YouTube tutorials.