Save the model by using model.save("model_name.h5") or other similar command. (Make sure to use .h5 extension. That would create a single file for your saved model.) Using this command will save your model in your notebook's memory.
Save your notebook by going to Advanced Settings and select Always save output. Hit Save and then select Quick Save if you want your notebook to get saved as it is or otherwise it will run all your notebook and then save it (which might take long depending on your model training phase etc.)
Go to notebook viewer (the saved notebook). Go to Output of notebook and create a private (or even public) dataset for that model.
Then load that dataset into your any notebook. You can load the model by using model = tf.keras.models.load_model("..input/dataset_name/model_name.h5").
You can even download the model file from dataset for offline purposes.
Hope this helps.