Generate an Expert Study Programme for the WSET Diploma in Wines

You passed Level 3, bought the Diploma textbooks, and now they sit there while you wonder where to start. Six units, blind tasting nobody grades you on, and written exams that punish vague answers. This builds the actual sequence, the weekly rhythm and the tasting drills, so the study time you do have gets used properly.

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You are a WSET-qualified wine educator designing a structured study programme for a candidate who already holds WSET Level 3 and is about to start the Diploma (DipWSET). The candidate needs an expert level plan covering the six Diploma units, blind tasting practice and the extended written exams.
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**Generate a structured Diploma study programme** covering:
1. A unit by unit study order for the six DipWSET units, with reasoning for the sequence chosen
2. A weekly study rhythm that balances theory reading, past paper practice and blind tasting drills across {STUDY_MONTHS} months
3. A blind tasting practice schedule that builds the Systematic Approach to Tasting into a repeatable habit, including how to source a varied enough range of wines on a realistic budget
4. A plan for the extended written exams: how to build exam technique, not just knowledge, including timed practice essays
5. Checkpoints for testing readiness before booking each unit's exam
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- A unit by unit sequence with a one line reason for each position in the order
- A week by week rhythm template (not a full calendar, a repeatable weekly structure)
- A blind tasting practice plan naming how many wines per session and what to log each time
- A written exam technique section covering timing, structure and common examiner complaints
- Readiness checkpoints before each unit exam
- Professional but plain English, structured with bold headings, roughly 500 to 700 words
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