Structured learning · London
Market literacy — built in chapters
Northavex is a structured 90-day market education programme: 45 sequential lessons, mentor support, and a final assessment leading to a certificate of programme completion. General financial education — not investment advice, not a promise of returns, and not professional certification.
Ch.01 · About the programme
Objectives, methodology, and scope
Northavex organises market and investing literacy into a sequential path: terminology first, then analytical frameworks, then applied exercises in a demo environment. The goal is understanding how markets are described — not receiving signals or product recommendations.
Content is developed with input from practitioners who work in markets; their role is educational, not advisory. Completing the programme does not qualify you as a regulated financial adviser or imply professional-level mastery.
- Objectives — read charts, reports, and terminology with context; recognise common analytical patterns.
- Methodology — sequential lessons, checkpoints, mentor Q&A, AI-assisted review of practice work.
- Scope — market fundamentals, volume-based analysis concepts, structured pattern recognition, AI as a study tool.
Ch.02 · Curriculum modules
Three modules — index overview
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MOD-A
Basic module — market fundamentals and terminology
How markets are organised, what common terms mean, and how to read basic price and volume information without treating labels as instructions.
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MOD-B
Advanced strategies — volume context and cup pattern literacy
Educational introduction to volume relationships and cup-shaped price structures as descriptive patterns — not entry signals.
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MOD-C
Working with the AI assistant — study support, not decisions
How to use the built-in assistant to clarify lesson material, check understanding, and review demo exercises when mentors are offline.
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MOD-D
Scaling concepts and automation literacy
How automated tools are described in educational materials — process design, not live deployment advice.
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Ch.03 · Lesson path
50 lessons in three bands
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01–10
Orientation and market structure
Terminology, session types, order-book vocabulary, and how educational texts describe price movement — without action prompts.
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11–30
Market analysis literacy
Reading charts and reports, volume context, trend and range descriptions, and common analytical frameworks used in educational material.
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31–50
Scaling concepts and automation literacy
Position-sizing vocabulary, risk descriptions in demo settings, and how automation is explained — not configured for live accounts.
Ch.04 · Who is this for
Four learner profiles
Ch.05 · Final assessment
Two components — knowledge and practice
Theoretical quiz
Multiple-choice and short-answer questions on terminology, methodology, and risk concepts covered in lessons. Passing confirms comprehension of educational material — not trading competence.
Practical exam — demo analysis
Review of annotated demo exercises: describe what a chart shows, identify assumptions, and note limitations. No live capital required.
Certificate of programme completion
Upon passing both components, you receive a personalised certificate confirming completion of the Northavex educational programme. It is not a professional licence, regulatory qualification, or employment credential.
Ch.06 · Instructors and mentors
Practitioners as educators
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Lead instructor
Structures lesson sequences and reviews curriculum accuracy. Does not provide individual investment advice.
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Mentor team
Available for Q&A on lesson content and demo exercises during scheduled office hours.
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Compliance note
Mentors explain concepts; they do not recommend specific assets, platforms, or strategies for live use.
Ch.07 · AI assistant
Study support when mentors are offline
The built-in assistant helps clarify lesson text, answers factual questions about course material, and reviews errors in demo exercises. It does not provide investment advice, signals, or personalised financial recommendations.
- Explain terminology from the current lesson
- Suggest study paths through the curriculum index
- Highlight gaps in demo write-ups — not live trade ideas
Ch.08 · Sources
Where lesson material comes from
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Public regulatory publications
Official market structure and disclosure frameworks cited with date and context.
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Open market data literacy
Educational use of publicly available datasets — methodology shown, limitations stated.
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Peer-reviewed literature
Academic and professional texts that define terms — not promotional industry material.
Ch.09 · Pricing
Programme access — transparent fees
Full programme access includes 45 core lessons, extended modules, mentor office hours, AI assistant access, and both assessment components. Fees fund content development and support — not commissions on financial products.
Prices are listed at enrollment. No hidden performance fees, no profit-sharing, and no guarantees of financial outcome.
Current rates provided on consultation.
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Enroll / consultCh.11 · FAQ
Common questions
Ch.12 · Contact
Enrollment and enquiries
Questions about the programme, pricing, or curriculum. We respond on business days.