I’m skeptical that this will actually be useful to people who already have a day job and read philosophy in their spare time. And the curriculum seems to be mostly be centered on analytic philosophy (which is good if you’re interested in that stuff - but it’s probably not the full picture!)

I’m personally doing something totally differently from this - trying to read recent texts on philosophy (mostly continental) and backtracking my way through the older ones. I don’t know if that’ll work (given the small amount of free time and mental energy left to devoting on it), but it still seems much more engaging than the usual standard philosophy curriculum.