Free Course Satisfaction Template
Rate a course on content, pacing, materials, assessment, support and value, then read the pattern per cohort to decide the two changes worth making next.
Quick answer
Rate a course on content, pacing, materials, assessment, support and value, then read the pattern per cohort to decide the two changes worth making next.
About this template
An overall happiness score hides the decision. Satisfaction only becomes useful when it is split: was it the content, the pace, the materials, the assessment load, the support or the price? This survey rates those six dimensions and asks two short open questions - start and stop - so the result points at a specific change. Because responses land in one place, you can read a cohort, a session or a facilitator side by side instead of averaging everything into a number that no one can act on.
Live Preview
Fillable sample course satisfaction preview - fields and options you can adjust before you publish.
What's Included
Everything you need to run this template.
Six dimensions, one decision
Splitting satisfaction is what makes the answer actionable.
Start and stop prompts
Two short open questions produce change, not venting.
Grouped by cohort
Read one class, one session or one facilitator at a time.
Two rounds
Run mid-course while a change is still possible.
How It Works
From copy to deliverable in four steps.
Write the statements and scale
Copy it in and set dimensions plus your cohort options.
Run it mid-course
Collect while students still have weeks left to benefit.
Read the pattern
Sort by dimension and cohort, then pick two changes.
Tell them what changed
Close the loop before the next round.
Who Is This For
Pick your role — see how it fits your workflow.
Course creators
Find the dimension dragging the whole course down.
Training managers
Compare sessions and facilitators on the same scale.
Program leads
Show satisfaction movement between cohorts, not a single score.
Key Features
What makes this template work as a professional deliverable.
- Content, pacing, materials, assessment, support and value rated
- Cohort, session and teacher fields for grouping
- Two open prompts learners actually complete
- Optional respondent identity for follow-up
- Mid-course and end-of-course rounds
- Free to copy and reuse each intake
Sample Questions Inside
A preview of the real fields and prompts - adjust wording, options and length to your own process.
- The content matched what the course promised (1-5)
- The pace was right for me (1-5)
- Materials and resources were usable (1-5)
- Assessment load and clarity felt fair (1-5)
- I could get help when I needed it (1-5)
- Was this worth the time and money you spent? (1-5)
- One thing to start doing; one thing to stop (open)