Learning paths
Choose a direction, then follow the route
- 01
Start in tech
A first, calm route into technology: how software works, writing your first programs, and handling data.
People new to programming — students, career changers and anyone who wants to understand how software is made before choosing a specialism.
Beginner · 4 stages
- 02
Full-stack web developer
From HTML and JavaScript to a deployed web application with an API, a database and sign-in.
Learners who can write basic programs and want to build complete web applications.
Intermediate · 5 stages
- 03
Mobile app developer
Design, build and ship apps for Android and iOS — natively or with a cross-platform framework.
Learners with programming basics who want to build apps people install on their phones.
Intermediate · 5 stages
- 04
UI/UX designer
Research what people need, design interfaces in Figma and test prototypes before anything is built.
Creative learners and developers who want to design products that are clear and pleasant to use.
Beginner · 4 stages
- 05
Software tester
Learn to find defects systematically, write clear bug reports, and automate tests for web apps and APIs.
Detail-minded learners who want to work in quality assurance or test automation.
Beginner · 4 stages
- 06
AI and automation
Use AI tools well — knowing their limits — and automate repetitive work with simple, maintainable workflows.
Professionals and learners who want practical, responsible use of AI tools and automation in their work.
Beginner · 4 stages