Learning paths
From the first lesson to your goal, one step at a time.
Not sure which course comes first? Each path puts courses in a sensible order, tells you what you can do after every stage, and points to the free books, practice tests and projects that go with it.
15 paths. Your centre gives the schedule for each stage; this site does not quote durations or fees.
All learning paths
Computer basics to an office job
From the first click to the desk of a front office, data entry or admin assistant.
School leavers, job seekers and adults new to computers
- Basic computer and the internet
- MS Office
- Typing in English, Hindi and regional languages
- Data entry and office automation
- Advanced Excel and data analysis
Accounts assistant
From computer basics to keeping the books of a business in Tally, with GST.
Commerce students, shop and office staff, and business owners
- Basic computer and the internet
- MS Office
- Basic accounting and bookkeeping
- Tally with GST
- Advanced Excel and data analysis
Zero to web developer
From a first web page to a working, hosted website with a database behind it.
Students from class 10 onwards, freelancers and career changers
- Basic computer and the internet
- HTML and web design
- JavaScript and interactive web pages
- WordPress website building
- Web development, networking, databases and IT security (class 10 pass)
Python and data
From a first program to cleaning, summarising and querying data.
Students from class 9 onwards, commerce and science students, and office staff
- Basic computer and the internet
- Python programming
- Advanced Excel and data analysis
- Web development, networking, databases and IT security (class 10 pass)
Designer
From design principles to print, photographs and video.
Students and anyone who makes posters, cards, social posts and videos
- Graphic design with Canva and Photoshop basics
- CorelDRAW
- DTP, desktop publishing
- Photography and photo editing
- Video editing
Hardware and networking technician
From the parts of a PC to a working office network.
Learners who want hands-on technical work
- Basic computer and the internet
- Basic electronics
- PC maintenance
- Hardware and networking
- Web development, networking, databases and IT security (class 10 pass)
Mobile repair technician
From safe electronics to a phone repair bench of your own.
Learners who want to repair phones for a living or start a repair shop
- Basic computer and the internet
- Basic electronics
- Mobile repairing
- PC maintenance
Kids: Scratch to Python to the web
From snapping blocks together to writing real code and a first web page.
Children from class 3 onwards, in stages that grow with them
- Scratch coding for kids
- Game design basics
- Mobile apps with MIT App Inventor
- Python programming
- HTML and web design
School skills for exam confidence
Neat writing, fast maths, clear speaking and safe, sensible use of technology.
School children and teenagers
- Handwriting and calligraphy
- Abacus and Vedic maths
- Maths olympiad foundation (class 6 to 8)
- Public speaking and confidence
- Cyber safety for students
- AI and ChatGPT literacy for students
Robotics: from circuits to Arduino and IoT
From the first LED on a breadboard to a connected device and a flying machine.
Children from class 3 to 12, and anyone who wants to build things that move
- Basic electronics
- Robotics, class 3 to 8
- Robotics, class 8 to 12
- 3D design with Tinkercad
- Drone and IoT basics
Spoken English and interview readiness
From everyday conversation to a confident interview and a tidy resume.
Students above 12, job seekers and working adults
- Spoken English
- Public speaking and confidence
- Basic computer and the internet
- MS Office
Content creator
Design, photographs, video and the marketing that gets them seen.
Students, freelancers and small-business owners
- Graphic design with Canva and Photoshop basics
- Photography and photo editing
- Video editing
- Digital marketing basics
- WordPress website building
Young learners: reading, writing and a first science project
From the sounds of letters to a story of their own and a project on the exhibition table.
Children from class 1 to 8, with a parent or teacher alongside
- English for kids (class 1 to 5)
- Handwriting and calligraphy
- Creative writing for students
- Science fair skills
- Financial literacy for teenagers
Money sense: from pocket money to the books of a business
Budgets, banks and interest first, then the accounting and Excel behind a business.
Teenagers, commerce students and anyone starting a small business
- Financial literacy for teenagers
- Basic accounting and bookkeeping
- MS Office
- Advanced Excel and data analysis
Teach at a computer centre
From computer basics to teaching them: ADCA, typing and teacher training.
Graduates, homemakers and anyone who wants to teach computer courses
- Basic computer and the internet
- ADCA, advanced computer applications
- Typing in English, Hindi and regional languages
- Computer teacher training
Not sure where to start?
Tell the head office what you know and what you want to do, and they will suggest a starting point and the nearest centre.