1. Registration on the website
   First, users go through a simple registration process on your website to create a personal account. After registration, they gain access to all the courses and can choose the one they are interested in.

2. Course selection
   Users select a course based on their skill level (beginner, intermediate, or advanced) or a specific dish they want to master (e.g., khachapuri, baklava, chvikhirti). Each course is accompanied by a brief description and a sample lesson to help users make a decision.

3. Access to materials
   After selecting a course, users gain access to video tutorials, recipes, and PDF files with detailed instructions. All materials are available for viewing at any time, giving users flexibility to learn at their own pace.

4. Feedback and support
   During the course, users can ask questions via chat, forums, or comments under video lessons. To maintain motivation and ensure quality learning, regular Q&A sessions with the instructor or chef can be offered.

5. Practice and assignments
   Each course includes practical assignments, where users prepare dishes and submit photos or videos of their results. Instructors provide feedback on the results, commenting on details and offering tips for improvement.

6. Completion certificate
   After successfully completing the course and fulfilling all assignments, users receive a certificate confirming their knowledge and skills in preparing Georgian dishes. This can be an additional incentive for learners.

7. Additional materials
   Users can gain access to bonus materials, such as cooking tips, special offers on other courses, or exclusive recipes that are not available to the general public.

This process allows users to not only complete the course but also actively engage in learning, receive personalized advice, and develop their culinary skills through hands-on practice.