Study Planner: Week-by-Week Schedule
Turn a list of topics into a realistic study plan. Enter how long each topic needs and how much time you have each week, and get a week-by-week schedule with practice and revision built in.
How to plan your studies
- List your topics with a rough number of hours each needs.
- Set your daily hours and study days honestly.
- Add revision time so you are not rushing at the end.
- Download the CSV and tick off each week in Google Sheets.
A good weekly rhythm
| Activity | Share of time |
|---|---|
| Learning new concepts | About 40% |
| Hands-on practice | About 45% |
| Revision and notes | About 15% |
Tips that keep you on track
- Study at the same time each day so it becomes a habit.
- Finish each topic with a small project you can add to your portfolio.
- Review on the weekend what you learned during the week.
- Adjust the plan if a topic takes longer. That is normal.
Pick a path with the certification roadmap, test yourself with the digital marketing skill test, and plan proof with the portfolio checklist.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this study planner free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and works in your browser.
How many hours should I study digital marketing each day?
One to three focused hours a day, with regular practice, is enough for steady progress.
Can I open the plan in Google Sheets?
Yes. Download the CSV and import it in Google Sheets.
What if I fall behind?
Move the remaining topics forward and keep going. A late finish is better than quitting.