This course is for beginners who want to learn what to do, how to do it, when to do it and, importantly, what NOT to do with Crypto. There are key principles that must be followed when investing or trading crypto (or any market). There is profit potential but not everyone is consistently profitable. This session is designed to help you to make profits- or at least to minimise losses. It involves education, not advice. No prior experience necessary.
Dennis Keillor BAppSci (Physics), DipEd has been teaching at WEA since 2007.
As a ‘Cycologist’ Dennis has been a successful financial market forecaster, trader and educator since 1997.
As a ‘Fizzacist’ Dennis has been producing homemade brew since Adam was a boy!
Course Description
If you're curious about crypto but unsure where to begin, this is the perfect place to start.
Designed for complete beginners, this course strips away the hype to focus on what you really need to know to navigate the world of cryptocurrency investing and trading.
You'll learn the essential principles that separate gambling from strategy, understand when to act (or not), and discover how to protect your capital while maximising your potential for profit.
With no prior experience required, this session is about education – not financial advice – and aims to build your confidence through practical, proven steps.
The course blends structured teaching with interactive discussion, guiding you through how crypto markets work, the tools you'll need, and how to avoid common mistakes.
You'll be introduced to exchanges and brokers, trading plans, trend analysis, stop losses, position sizing, and the psychology behind successful trading.
Most importantly, you’ll walk away with a clear understanding of how to make informed decisions, minimise risk, and execute a trading plan without relying on luck or emotion.
Course Structure
This course is delivered in a structured lecture format, broken down into key topic areas that build foundational knowledge while allowing for real-time questions and interactive discussion.
Course Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
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