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Why are these taught live rather than recorded?
Recorded course material is abundant and mostly free. What it cannot do is answer the question you actually have about your own situation, which is almost always the thing standing between understanding a concept and using it. That is the only reason to pay for training, so it is what we sell.
Sessions are taught by people who build and run client systems rather than by full-time trainers. The practical consequence is that examples come from real projects with real constraints, including the ones that went badly. A curriculum assembled from other courses tends to teach the tidy version.
Cohorts run on announced dates rather than continuously, because a live session needs a group. That is less convenient than starting whenever you like, and it is the trade-off that makes the format work. Recordings are available afterwards so a missed session is not a lost one.

