Your career starts with one small step.
Not sure what to learn or how to get your first IT job? We’ll help you discover your path, learn step by step, and build real skills at your own pace.
Free. Sign in with Google and your roadmap and progress follow you to any phone or computer.
How it works
Discover your path
Answer a few questions about what you enjoy and how much time you have. We suggest an IT career path and explain why.
Learn one skill a day
Each day has a short lesson, a hands-on task you do in your browser, and a quiz that checks you really understood.
Build and prepare
Turn what you learn into projects, a resume and interview answers you can explain with confidence.
Career paths you can explore
- Web DevelopmentBuild the websites and web apps people open every day.
- Software Development and ProgrammingSolve problems by writing programs, from small tools to large systems.
- Software Testing and QA AutomationFind problems before users do, and automate the checks.
- Cloud and DevOpsRun software reliably on servers and automate how it is delivered.
- Data and AnalyticsTurn raw numbers into answers that help people decide.
- CybersecurityProtect systems and people from attacks, and respond when something goes wrong.
- Mobile App DevelopmentBuild the Android and iPhone apps people use every day.
- UI/UX DesignDesign apps and websites that are easy and pleasant to use.
- AI and Machine LearningTeach computers to find patterns in data and make useful predictions.
- IT Support and NetworkingKeep computers, networks and users working, every day.
A sample learning day
Lesson 1 · about 25 minutes
How websites work
Learn what happens between typing a URL and seeing a page, explained with a tea-shop analogy. Then:
- Task. Create a simple HTML page with your name and open it in the practice editor.
- Check. Four quick questions, plus explaining in your own words what happens when a URL opens.
Your roadmap, step by step
The first stages of the Web Development roadmap:
How computers, the internet and the web work
What really happens when you open a website, in plain words.
HTML fundamentals
Write the structure of a web page: headings, paragraphs, links, images and lists.
CSS and responsive layouts
Make pages look good and work on any screen, starting with phones.
JavaScript fundamentals
Make pages respond to the user: clicks, input and changing content.
Git and GitHub
Save every version of your work and share it online.
Built for beginners, wherever you study
- Works on a phone
- Lessons, tasks and the practice editor are designed for small screens and slow connections.
- Free, and yours
- No fees. One-tap Google sign-in saves your progress; download or delete your data any time.
- A roadmap made for you
- Your stages and daily lessons are planned from your answers and your daily time, and every new word is explained.
- Fits your day
- Choose 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes. Your schedule adjusts; a busy week does not erase progress.
- Learning by doing
- A lesson is complete only after you build something and pass a short check, not just after reading.
- Help when you are stuck
- A learning assistant gives hints first, so you still do the thinking. Lessons work even when it is offline.
What progress can look like
An illustrative example, not a real student: a second-year BCom student with no coding background, studying about 30 minutes on most days.
- Week 1
- Answers six questions, gets Web Development recommended, and finishes 'How websites work' in 25-minute evening sessions on a phone.
- Weeks 2 to 4
- Writes HTML pages from memory, styles them with CSS, and checks every page at phone width.
- Weeks 5 to 8
- Adds JavaScript, builds the profile-page milestone, and publishes it with a real link.
- Months 3 to 6
- Builds two portfolio projects, writes a one-page resume, and practises explaining each project out loud.
Everyone learns at a different pace. Slower is fine; stopping is the only thing that does not work.
An honest promise
This platform helps you prepare: real skills, real projects and practice explaining them. It cannot guarantee a job, an internship or a salary. Hiring depends on many things outside any course. What we can promise is a clear next step every day.