Paths
A path is an order to work through existing modules, chosen for one situation. Nothing here is unique to a path — pick the one whose first line sounds like you, or ignore all of them and browse.
“I know the basics but I'm not confident with computers or the internet.”
You can handle files, find information, write clearly and produce a professional document.
Modern Digital Beginner5 modules“My work expects me to use AI and I'm using it badly or not at all.”
You can frame a task for an AI, get a usable result, and verify it before you send it on.
AI-Ready Professional5 modules“I'm a fresher or about to start my first real job.”
You have a real resume, a credible profile, interview answers with evidence, and you know how an office works.
Job Ready4 modules“My job involves numbers and I want to be genuinely good at it.”
You can take a vague business question and return a defensible answer with a chart that doesn't lie.
Analyst4 modules“I make content, design or media and want to work faster without it looking generic.”
You can direct images and video with intent, and explain the decisions behind your work.
Creator4 modules“I want to build software but I'm not a programmer yet.”
You can build, run, debug, test and publish a small working application, and read the code you shipped.
Technical Builder3 modules“I want to move into a different field and don't know where to start.”
You know the gap between where you are and the role you want, and you have proof you're closing it.
Career Switcher4 modules
None of these sound like you? Answer seven questions instead.
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