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Flagship cohort program

Remote Work Ready

Six weeks, live, capped at 20 people. You come in applying broadly and hoping. You leave with a position, evidence, and a search system — plus a measured before-and-after score on all five readiness dimensions.

A cohort of adult learners working together in a bright classroom

Next cohort

Starts 9 March 2026 (ET)

Seats remaining

7 of 20

Commitment

6 weeks · ~4 hrs/week

Live sessions run 11:00–12:30 US Eastern Time (ET). Session times are set to accommodate participants across multiple regions, and every session is recorded and posted within 24 hours for anyone in a difficult timezone.

Outcomes

What you actually walk away with.

Not modules watched. Artifacts, systems, and a measured change in readiness.

A position, not a profile

You'll be able to say in one sentence what role you do, for whom, and why you're credible — and every application will say the same thing.

Proof of async ability

Written artifacts that show you can work without supervision: decision logs, status updates, and proposals hiring managers can actually read.

A search system you keep

A weekly operating rhythm for sourcing, outreach, and follow-up that doesn't depend on motivation.

Interview composure

Two recorded mock interviews and direct critique on structure, camera presence, and the autonomy questions remote employers always ask.

A 90-day plan

How to arrive at a remote job and be trusted quickly — the part almost nobody prepares for.

A cohort that stays

Twenty people going through the same transition at the same time, in a private channel that outlives the program.

Curriculum

Week by week.

Week 1 — Positioning

Choose one role, one audience, one claim. Build a 25-company target list based on genuine remote hiring patterns rather than brand recognition. Deliverable: a positioning statement and target list, reviewed individually.

Week 2 — Digital Presence

Rewrite your LinkedIn headline, About section, and experience bullets. Build or sharpen a portfolio artifact. Deliverable: a profile a stranger understands in eight seconds.

Week 3 — Async Mastery

Practice the actual skill: written updates, decision logs, handoffs, and proposals. Live scenarios with written feedback on each submission. Deliverable: three async writing samples you can share with employers.

Week 4 — The Search System

Sourcing, warm outreach, tracking, and follow-up as a repeatable weekly rhythm. Deliverable: a working pipeline with at least ten researched targets and five warm contacts.

Week 5 — Interviewing Remote

Structure, camera, audio, and the trust questions. Two recorded mock interviews with critique. Deliverable: a tightened interview narrative and fixed technical setup.

Week 6 — The First 90 Days

Visibility without noise, trust across time zones, and the habits that get remote employees promoted. Deliverable: a written 90-day plan for your next role.

What's included

  • Six live 90-minute cohort sessions (recorded)
  • Individual written feedback on every deliverable
  • The Async Writing Playbook and template library
  • Target-company research framework
  • Two recorded mock interviews with critique
  • Private cohort channel
  • Lifetime access to all materials and future updates
  • Certified Remote Work Professional certificate on completion

The Certified Remote Work Professional credential is issued by Futures Change Laboratory as a program credential. It is not an accredited degree, licence, or government-recognized qualification, and it carries no academic credit.

Enrollment

$697 USDfull price

Founding cohort — $497 USD

For the first group only. In exchange we ask for a written testimonial and permission to publish your before-and-after readiness scores anonymously.

Payment plan available: three monthly payments of $245 USD.

Enroll in the March cohort

Full refund up to seven days after the first session.

FAQ

Questions people actually ask.

Enrollment

Seven seats left in the March cohort.

Founding-cohort pricing is $497 USD and applies to this group only. If you'd rather measure before you commit, take the free Readiness Score first.