Seventy-eight courses · online and hands-on

Pick the course that fits the work you want.

Each course has its own team — people with ten years or more in that subject, holding international certification in it. Message us with a course name and we will send the full syllabus, the duration, the batch timings and the fee, before you commit to anything.

Beginners welcome · Batch and one-to-one options · Course completion certificate from Get Skill School

Networking and international certification.

Our strongest track, and the one our students most often turn into a job. Taught by engineers who install and maintain these systems for real clients every week — students trained here have gone on to pass Cisco, Microsoft and CompTIA exams.

01 — CERTIFICATION

CompTIA A+

The entry certification for IT support jobs anywhere in the world. Employers treat it as proof you can be trusted with their hardware.

  • Hardware, components and assembly
  • Operating systems and installation
  • Troubleshooting method
  • Mobile devices and printers
  • Basic security and support practice
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02 — COURSE

Computer Networking Fundamentals

Start here if networking is new to you. Every certification below assumes you already know this — most students who struggle later skipped it.

  • How data actually travels
  • The OSI and TCP/IP models
  • IP addressing and subnetting
  • Switches, routers and cabling
  • Common network problems and fixes
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03 — CERTIFICATION

CompTIA Network+

Vendor-neutral. It proves you understand networks themselves, not just one manufacturer’s boxes — which keeps your options open.

  • Network topologies and media
  • Protocols, ports and services
  • Routing and switching concepts
  • Network security fundamentals
  • Monitoring and troubleshooting
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04 — CERTIFICATION

Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)

The most recognised networking certification in India. For a great many network jobs it is not an advantage — it is the minimum requirement.

  • Network fundamentals and IP connectivity
  • Switching, VLANs and trunking
  • Routing protocols and OSPF
  • Wireless, security and access control
  • Automation basics and exam practice
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05 — CERTIFICATION

Microsoft Azure Network Engineer Associate

Companies are moving into Microsoft Azure and need engineers who can build and secure the network inside it. Far fewer people hold this than hold CCNA.

  • Virtual networks and subnets
  • Hybrid connectivity and VPN gateways
  • Load balancing and traffic routing
  • Network security groups and firewalls
  • Monitoring and AZ-700 exam preparation
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06 — CERTIFICATION

Juniper JNCIA-Junos

Juniper equipment runs many service-provider and large enterprise backbones. Knowing a second vendor makes you far harder to replace.

  • Junos operating system basics
  • Configuration and the CLI
  • Routing fundamentals on Junos
  • Interfaces and policies
  • JNCIA exam preparation
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07 — CERTIFICATION

Cisco DevNet Associate

Where networking meets programming. Modern network roles expect you to automate the work, not configure every device by hand.

  • APIs and REST for networks
  • Python for network tasks
  • Cisco platforms and SDKs
  • Version control and testing
  • Infrastructure as code basics
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08 — CERTIFICATION

Cisco CCNP Enterprise

The step above CCNA. For engineers who want to design and troubleshoot large networks — and the pay that goes with that responsibility.

  • Advanced routing and redistribution
  • Enterprise switching and redundancy
  • Network design and scalability
  • SD-WAN and modern architecture
  • Structured troubleshooting
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09 — COURSE

Wireless Networking

Wi-Fi is where most office network complaints come from. Very few technicians can plan it properly — that gap is your opportunity.

  • Radio basics, channels and interference
  • Site survey and access point placement
  • Controllers and enterprise Wi-Fi
  • Wireless security and authentication
  • Diagnosing weak signal and drop-outs
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10 — COURSE

Cloud Networking

Networks no longer stop at the building wall. Understanding how networking works inside AWS, Azure and Google Cloud is now expected of senior engineers.

  • Cloud network models and regions
  • Virtual networks, subnets and peering
  • Connecting office to cloud
  • Load balancers and DNS
  • Cloud network security
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11 — COURSE

Network Automation with Python & Ansible

One engineer with automation can manage what used to need a team. This is the highest-paid networking skill on the market right now.

  • Python for network engineers
  • Netmiko, Napalm and device APIs
  • Ansible playbooks and inventories
  • Automating configuration and backups
  • Building a small automation project
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Linux courses.

Most of the internet runs on Linux. Every cloud server, every DevOps pipeline and most of the well-paid infrastructure jobs start here — and it is the one skill that stays useful no matter which technology comes next.

12 — COURSE

Linux Fundamentals

Where every Linux career begins. Learn to work confidently without a mouse — because on a real server there is no desktop.

  • The command line and file system
  • Files, directories and permissions
  • Users, groups and ownership
  • Installing software with packages
  • Processes, editors and help pages
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13 — COURSE

Linux System Administration

The actual day job: keeping servers running, users working and nothing on fire. This is the course that turns Linux knowledge into employment.

  • User and group management at scale
  • Disks, partitions and filesystems
  • Services and systemd
  • Logs and troubleshooting
  • Scheduled jobs and network configuration
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14 — CERTIFICATION

Red Hat Linux Administration

Red Hat is what large Indian enterprises and banks actually run. RHCSA is the certification their job advertisements ask for by name.

  • RHEL system management
  • SELinux and access control
  • Storage and LVM
  • Containers with Podman
  • RHCSA exam preparation
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15 — COURSE

Ubuntu Server Administration

The most common Linux on cloud servers. If you deploy anything to AWS, Azure or DigitalOcean, this is what you will meet first.

  • Installation, updates and APT
  • Networking and Netplan
  • Web and database servers
  • UFW firewall and SSH hardening
  • Backups and recovery
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16 — COURSE

Linux Shell Scripting

Stop doing the same job by hand. One script replaces an hour of typing, every single day — and this is the skill that gets an administrator promoted.

  • Bash basics and script structure
  • Variables, conditions and loops
  • Text processing with grep, sed and awk
  • Functions and error handling
  • Real administration scripts and cron
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17 — COURSE

Linux Server Management

Running the servers a business depends on — web, mail and database — and keeping them fast, secure and available.

  • Apache and Nginx
  • MySQL and PostgreSQL on Linux
  • DNS and mail server basics
  • SSL certificates and HTTPS
  • Monitoring, hardening and backup strategy
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18 — COURSE

Linux DevOps Administration

Where Linux skill turns into the best-paid jobs in IT. Automation, containers and pipelines — the way modern companies actually ship software.

  • Git and version control
  • Docker and container basics
  • CI/CD pipelines
  • Ansible for configuration management
  • Introduction to Kubernetes and cloud deployment
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Cyber security courses.

Every organisation that put its work online now has something worth stealing. Security is the fastest-growing part of IT employment — and it is built on the networking and Linux skills taught above.

19 — COURSE

Cyber Security Fundamentals

Understand how attacks actually happen before you try to stop them. The course that makes the rest of security make sense.

  • Threats, attackers and attack types
  • Confidentiality, integrity and availability
  • Malware, phishing and social engineering
  • Passwords, MFA and access control
  • Basic cryptography and security policy
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20 — CERTIFICATION

CompTIA Security+

The certification most security job advertisements list first. Vendor-neutral, globally recognised, and the usual entry ticket into the field.

  • Threats, attacks and vulnerabilities
  • Security architecture and design
  • Identity and access management
  • Cryptography and PKI
  • Risk, compliance and exam preparation
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21 — COURSE

Network Security

Firewalls, VPNs and intrusion detection — protecting the network you have already learned to build. The natural next step after CCNA.

  • Firewall rules and policy design
  • VPN and IPsec
  • Intrusion detection and prevention
  • Segmentation and VLAN security
  • Traffic analysis with Wireshark
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22 — COURSE

Cloud Security

Most breaches today are a misconfigured cloud account, not a broken firewall. Learn to secure AWS, Azure and Google Cloud properly.

  • The shared responsibility model
  • Identity and access management in cloud
  • Storage security and encryption
  • Network security groups and policies
  • Logging, monitoring and compliance
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For every certification course above — CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft, Juniper and Red Hat — we teach the syllabus, run the lab practice and prepare you for the exam. The certificate itself is awarded by the vendor through their own examination and eligibility rules, and the exam fee is paid to them separately. Finishing our course does not award the certificate; passing their exam does. We will tell you honestly what each exam demands before you enrol.

Office and everyday computing.

The skills most employers ask for first.

23 — COURSE

Computer Basics

For anyone starting from zero, or returning to computers after years away.

  • Windows, files and folders
  • Typing practice
  • Internet, email and online forms
  • Printing, scanning and safe browsing
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24 — COURSE

MS Office & Advanced Excel

The single most requested skill in office job advertisements — and Excel is where most people get stuck.

  • Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
  • Formulas, lookups and data cleaning
  • Pivot tables, charts and dashboards
  • Office letters and reports
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25 — COURSE

Tally Prime with GST

Every shop, firm and small business needs someone who can keep the books and file GST correctly.

  • Accounting fundamentals
  • Tally Prime entries and vouchers
  • GST billing, returns and reports
  • Payroll basics
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Programming languages.

Twelve languages, each taught as its own course by its own team. Do not try to learn all of them — read what each one is actually for, then pick the one that matches the job you want. We will help you choose.

26 — COURSE

Python

The undisputed leader in AI and data — and the easiest language to learn first.

  • Syntax, logic and data structures
  • Files, errors and modules
  • NumPy and pandas for data
  • Automation scripts for real work
  • Introduction to machine learning
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27 — COURSE

JavaScript

Still the king of the web. Every website that does something — not just sits there — runs on it.

  • Variables, functions and logic
  • The DOM and page events
  • Modern ES6+ features
  • Fetching data from APIs
  • Building interactive pages
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28 — COURSE

Java

The enterprise backbone that refuses to retire. Banks, insurers and large Indian IT services companies still run on it — which is where the jobs are.

  • Object-oriented programming
  • Collections and generics
  • Exceptions and file handling
  • JDBC and databases
  • Introduction to Spring Boot
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29 — COURSE

C and C++

Where you learn how a computer actually works. Every other language makes more sense afterwards, and most technical interviews still start here.

  • C fundamentals and memory
  • Pointers, arrays and strings
  • C++ classes and objects
  • Data structures and algorithms
  • Problem solving for interviews
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30 — COURSE

C#

For Windows business software, .NET applications and Unity game development.

  • C# syntax and OOP
  • .NET fundamentals
  • Windows and desktop applications
  • Working with databases
  • Introduction to game scripting
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31 — COURSE

TypeScript

JavaScript, but production-ready — it catches your mistakes before they reach the user. What professional teams actually write today.

  • Types, interfaces and unions
  • Generics and utility types
  • Moving a JavaScript project across
  • Tooling and configuration
  • Typed front-end work
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32 — COURSE

Go (Golang)

Built for cloud-native performance. When a service has to be fast, small and handle thousands of users at once, this is what it is written in.

  • Syntax and the Go way of thinking
  • Goroutines and concurrency
  • Building HTTP services
  • Working with JSON and databases
  • Building and deploying
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33 — COURSE

SQL

The language that has outlasted every database revolution. Almost every technical job touches it — including many that are not programming jobs.

  • SELECT, WHERE and sorting
  • Joins across tables
  • Grouping, aggregation and subqueries
  • Indexes and performance
  • Database design, MySQL and PostgreSQL
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34 — COURSE

Rust

The safety-first systems language taking over. C-level speed, without the memory bugs that cause most security holes.

  • Ownership and borrowing
  • Lifetimes explained properly
  • Error handling the Rust way
  • Traits and generics
  • Building a small real project
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35 — COURSE

Kotlin

The modern Android language. If you want to build phone apps for the majority of India’s users, start here.

  • Kotlin syntax and null safety
  • Android Studio and project setup
  • Screens, layouts and navigation
  • App lifecycle and storage
  • Publishing a working app
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36 — COURSE

Swift

Apple’s answer to safer iOS development — for building iPhone and iPad apps.

  • Swift syntax and optionals
  • Xcode and the simulator
  • SwiftUI layouts
  • Data and navigation
  • Preparing an app for the App Store
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37 — COURSE

R

The statistician’s language — for analysis, research and reports. Widely used in academia, agriculture research, healthcare and analytics.

  • Vectors, data frames and lists
  • Cleaning data with dplyr
  • Charts with ggplot2
  • Statistical tests and models
  • Reproducible reports
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Not sure which one? Tell us the job you want, not the language you heard about. We will tell you which of these actually leads there — and which would waste your time.

Data science and AI.

Fifteen courses, built in order. Data science is not one skill but several stacked on each other — and the people who fail at it are usually the ones who jumped to machine learning before they understood their data. Start at the beginning and you will not have to go back.

38 — COURSE

Data Science Fundamentals

Understand what the work really involves before you spend months on it. Honest ground rules, and whether this field suits you at all.

  • What data science is, and is not
  • The data lifecycle end to end
  • Analyst, scientist, engineer — who does what
  • The tools and where each fits
  • One complete worked example
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39 — COURSE

Python for Data Science

The single most important tool in the field. If you learn only one thing from this list, learn this one properly.

  • Python essentials for data work
  • NumPy arrays and operations
  • pandas DataFrames in depth
  • Loading CSV, Excel and databases
  • Cleaning real, messy data
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40 — COURSE

Statistics for Data Science

The part most self-taught people skip — and the reason their conclusions are confidently wrong.

  • Descriptive statistics that matter
  • Probability and distributions
  • Sampling and bias
  • Hypothesis testing and p-values
  • Correlation, causation and traps
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41 — COURSE

Data Analysis with Python

Turning a messy file into an answer. This is what an analyst actually does all day, every day.

  • Exploratory data analysis
  • Grouping and aggregation
  • Joins, merges and reshaping
  • Time series basics
  • Writing up a finding clearly
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42 — COURSE

SQL for Data Science

The data lives in a database, not a spreadsheet. SQL is how you get it out — and it is in almost every data job advertisement.

  • Filtering, sorting and selecting
  • Joins across many tables
  • Aggregation and window functions
  • Subqueries and CTEs
  • Writing queries that stay fast
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43 — COURSE

Data Visualization

A chart that gets read beats an analysis that gets ignored. Learn to show a finding clearly — and honestly.

  • Choosing the right chart
  • Matplotlib and Seaborn
  • Colour, scale and labelling
  • Misleading charts and how to avoid them
  • Building a simple dashboard
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44 — COURSE

Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals

What AI can and cannot do, explained without the hype — for anyone who has to make decisions about it.

  • AI, machine learning and deep learning
  • Supervised and unsupervised learning
  • Training, testing and overfitting
  • Common model types and their uses
  • Limits, bias and ethics
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45 — COURSE

Power BI for Data Analytics

The analytics tool most Indian companies already own and already pay for. Learn it and you are useful from your first week.

  • Connecting and transforming data
  • Power Query
  • Data model and relationships
  • DAX measures and calculations
  • Dashboards, sharing and publishing
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46 — COURSE

Tableau for Data Visualization

The other tool analyst job descriptions ask for by name. Knowing both Power BI and Tableau doubles the roles open to you.

  • Connecting data sources
  • Worksheets, marks and shelves
  • Calculated fields and parameters
  • Filters and interactivity
  • Dashboards and data stories
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47 — COURSE

Excel for Data Analysis

Every organisation has Excel, and most analysis still starts there. The quickest data skill to put to work on Monday morning.

  • Advanced formulas and lookups
  • Power Query inside Excel
  • Pivot tables and slicers
  • Charts and dashboards
  • Practical data cleaning
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48 — COURSE

Big Data Analytics

For when the data no longer fits on one machine. The skills behind processing at real scale.

  • Big data concepts and trade-offs
  • Hadoop and HDFS basics
  • Apache Spark
  • Data processing with PySpark
  • Batch and streaming approaches
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49 — COURSE

Business Analytics

Connecting numbers to decisions. For people who want to advise the business, not only run its queries.

  • Business metrics and KPIs
  • Descriptive, predictive and prescriptive
  • Forecasting basics
  • A/B testing and experiments
  • Presenting findings to management
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50 — COURSE

Data Engineering Fundamentals

Someone has to build the pipelines the analysts depend on. It is quietly the best-paid role on a data team.

  • Data pipelines, ETL and ELT
  • Databases and data warehouses
  • Scheduling with Airflow
  • Data quality and validation
  • Schema and table design
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51 — COURSE

Cloud Data Analytics

Data work has moved to the cloud. This is where it now lives — AWS, Azure and Google.

  • Cloud storage and data lakes
  • Managed warehouses: BigQuery, Redshift, Synapse
  • Cloud ETL services
  • Cost control and security
  • Connecting BI tools to the cloud
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52 — COURSE

Generative AI for Data Science

The newest skill in the field, and the one every employer is asking about right now. Taught practically, not as a demonstration.

  • How large language models work, in plain terms
  • Prompt engineering for real analysis
  • Embeddings and vector search
  • Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
  • Using AI safely with company data
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A word of honesty about this field. Data science is advertised as an easy route to a high salary. It is not. It takes real study, and the market now expects people who can do the work rather than people holding a certificate. We will tell you frankly how long it takes and what you would be competing against before you pay for anything.

Web development.

Sixteen courses, in the order you should actually take them. Web work is the fastest route from beginner to paid freelance income — every shop, clinic and small business still needs a website, and most of them need someone to maintain it afterwards.

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HTML & CSS

The foundation of every website ever built. A few weeks of this and you can already change a real page with confidence.

  • HTML structure and semantic tags
  • CSS selectors and the box model
  • Flexbox and Grid layouts
  • Forms, tables and images
  • Building a complete page from scratch
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54 — COURSE

JavaScript Development

The language that makes a page do something. Nothing interactive on the web happens without it.

  • Variables, functions and logic
  • The DOM and page manipulation
  • Events and user interaction
  • Modern ES6+ features
  • Fetch, APIs and async code
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55 — COURSE

Bootstrap Web Design

Build a professional-looking site in a fraction of the time. The fastest way to look good without hiring a designer.

  • The Bootstrap grid system
  • Navbars, cards, modals and components
  • Utility classes
  • Customising themes and colours
  • Building a complete business site
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56 — COURSE

Responsive Web Design

Most of your visitors arrive on a phone. A site that breaks on mobile loses them before they read a word.

  • Mobile-first thinking
  • Media queries and breakpoints
  • Fluid layouts and flexible images
  • Testing across real devices
  • The mistakes that break mobile layouts
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57 — COURSE

Front-End Web Development

Everything the visitor sees, put together properly — the complete front-end skill set in one course.

  • HTML, CSS and JavaScript working together
  • Layout and component thinking
  • Version control with Git
  • Build tools and project setup
  • Deploying a live site
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58 — COURSE

React.js Development

The most in-demand front-end framework in the job market. Most modern web job advertisements name it directly.

  • Components and JSX
  • Props, state and hooks
  • Routing between pages
  • API calls and data handling
  • Building a complete application
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59 — COURSE

Angular Development

Enterprise front-end. Large companies and banks standardise on Angular for applications that must last years.

  • TypeScript for Angular
  • Components and modules
  • Services and dependency injection
  • Routing and reactive forms
  • HTTP and RxJS basics
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60 — COURSE

PHP Web Development

Powers a large share of the web, including WordPress. Still the most practical route into paid backend work in India.

  • PHP syntax and form handling
  • Sessions, cookies and authentication
  • MySQL with PHP
  • Building CRUD applications
  • Security basics and safe queries
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61 — COURSE

Python Django Web Development

Build serious web applications quickly, using Python you may already know from another course here.

  • Django project structure
  • Models and the ORM
  • Views, URLs and templates
  • The admin panel
  • Authentication and deployment
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62 — COURSE

Node.js Development

JavaScript on the server. One language for the whole stack, front to back — which means half as much to learn.

  • The Node runtime and npm
  • Modules and asynchronous code
  • Files, streams and buffers
  • Building your first API
  • Connecting to databases
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63 — COURSE

Express.js Development

The standard way to build an API in Node — small, fast, and used almost everywhere Node is used.

  • Routing and middleware
  • REST API design
  • Request validation and error handling
  • Authentication with JWT
  • MongoDB and SQL integration
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64 — COURSE

Full Stack Web Development

Front-end and back-end together. A full-stack developer can build and ship a product alone — which is exactly why they are paid more.

  • Front-end with React
  • Back-end with Node and Express, or Django
  • Database design and integration
  • Authentication and user accounts
  • Deploying a complete real project
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65 — COURSE

WordPress Website Development

A very large share of the web runs on WordPress. The quickest way to start earning as a freelancer in your own town.

  • Installation and hosting
  • Themes and customisation
  • Essential plugins and settings
  • Page builders and layouts
  • Client handover and maintenance
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66 — COURSE

E-Commerce Website Development

Every shop wants to sell online now. Building and running stores is steady, well-paid local work that repeats every year.

  • WooCommerce setup
  • Products, variations and inventory
  • Payment gateways for India
  • Shipping, GST and invoices
  • Order management and support
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67 — COURSE

Web Hosting & Domain Management

The part freelancers get wrong and lose clients over. Learn to run the site properly after you have built it.

  • Domains, DNS and nameservers
  • Hosting types and cPanel
  • SSL certificates and HTTPS
  • Business email setup
  • Backups, migration and troubleshooting
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68 — COURSE

UI/UX for Web Developers

Why one site feels easy and another feels confusing. The skill that turns a coder into a developer clients keep coming back to.

  • UX principles and user flows
  • Wireframing before you code
  • Layout, spacing and typography
  • Colour and accessibility
  • Figma basics for developers
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Want freelance income fastest? HTML & CSS, then WordPress Website Development, then Web Hosting & Domain Management. That combination lets you build a small business website, host it and maintain it — which is what most local clients are actually paying for.

Design.

69 — COURSE

Graphic Design & DTP

Practical design work that shops, printers and social media pages pay for every day.

  • Photoshop
  • CorelDRAW and Illustrator
  • Print layouts, banners and visiting cards
  • Image editing for social media
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Pair it with web

Design and web development together make you far more useful than either on its own.

Most clients want one person who can design the look and build the site. Graphic Design & DTP alongside HTML & CSS and WordPress is the combination local businesses ask for most often — and it lets you quote for the whole job instead of half of it.

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Skill development courses.

Hands-on trades you can earn a living from, taught by the technicians who do this work for our clients every week. No degree needed — these are skills you can start charging for as soon as you are good at them.

70 — COURSE

Computer Hardware Servicing

Diagnose and repair at component level. A skill you can earn from in any town, without a degree behind you.

  • Motherboard, SMPS, RAM and storage
  • Assembly, upgrades and testing
  • Fault diagnosis method
  • BIOS, drivers and recovery
  • Service tools and safe handling
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71 — COURSE

Laptop & Desktop Repairing

Laptops break more often and cost more to fix. Board-level repair is where the real money in this trade is.

  • Safe disassembly and reassembly
  • Screen, keyboard and hinge replacement
  • Battery and charging faults
  • Overheating and thermal paste
  • Motherboard-level diagnosis
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72 — COURSE

CCTV Installation & Maintenance

Demand grows in every town, every year. One of the fastest trades to start earning from — and the AMC work keeps paying afterwards.

  • Camera types and placement
  • DVR, NVR and storage sizing
  • Cabling, power and connectors
  • Mobile viewing setup
  • Servicing, fault finding and AMC work
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73 — COURSE

Computer Networking Technician

The hands-on side of networking — cabling, crimping, installing. Every office needs this done properly, and most are done badly.

  • Cable types, crimping and punching
  • Switch, router and rack installation
  • LAN and Wi-Fi setup
  • IP configuration and sharing
  • Cable testing and fault tracing
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74 — COURSE

Printer & Scanner Servicing

Every office has printers, and every printer eventually stops working. Steady, repeating business for anyone who can fix them.

  • Inkjet, laser and dot matrix
  • Cartridge, toner and drum service
  • Paper feed and roller faults
  • Drivers and network printing
  • Scanner cleaning and calibration
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75 — COURSE

Mobile Phone Repairing

The largest repair market in India. Screens, batteries and charging ports — work that walks through the door all day, every day.

  • Tools and safe disassembly
  • Screen and touch replacement
  • Battery and charging port repair
  • Water damage handling
  • Software, flashing and reset basics
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76 — COURSE

UPS & Inverter Servicing

Power cuts are not going away. Battery and inverter service is dependable income, especially outside the big cities.

  • UPS and inverter types and working
  • Battery testing and replacement
  • Inverter circuit faults
  • Wiring and load calculation
  • Preventive maintenance schedules
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Thinking of starting your own service business? Many of our students combine three or four of these — hardware, CCTV, printers and UPS together give you work in every season, from homes, shops and offices alike. Tell us your plan and we will suggest the combination and the order.

Communication and digital work.

77 — COURSE

Spoken English & Interview Skills

Technical skill gets you the interview. This is what gets you through it.

  • Everyday and workplace English
  • Self-introduction and confidence
  • Common interview questions
  • Resume writing
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78 — COURSE

Digital Marketing

For anyone running a business, or looking for work that does not need a technical degree.

  • SEO fundamentals
  • Social media pages and content
  • Google Ads basics
  • Analytics and reporting
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Which course leads to which job?

This is the question worth asking before you pay for anything. Below: what one course can get you, what two courses together can get you, and the full routes that lead to a proper career. Job titles vary between companies — these are the roles our students are actually hired into.

One course — your first job

Enough to apply for entry-level work, or to start charging for a service yourself.

PythonJunior Python Developer · Automation Engineer · Scripting Support
JavaScript DevelopmentJunior Front-End Developer · Web Developer
JavaTrainee Java Developer · Backend Developer
C and C++Software Trainee · Embedded Trainee · the base most interviews test
SQLData Analyst · MIS Executive · Database Support
Excel for Data AnalysisMIS Executive · Office Data Assistant · Reporting Assistant
Tally Prime with GSTAccounts Assistant · Billing Executive · Junior Accountant
CompTIA A+IT Support Technician · Desktop Support Engineer · Service Desk
CCNANetwork Engineer (L1) · NOC Engineer · Field Network Engineer
Linux FundamentalsLinux Support Trainee · Server Operations Assistant
WordPress Website DevelopmentFreelance Web Developer · Website Maintenance
Graphic Design & DTPDTP Operator · Junior Graphic Designer · Social Media Designer
Digital MarketingSEO Executive · Social Media Executive · Digital Marketing Executive
Computer Hardware ServicingService Technician · Field Engineer · your own service counter
Mobile Phone RepairingMobile Service Technician · your own repair counter
CCTV Installation & MaintenanceCCTV Technician · Security Systems Installer · your own AMC work
UPS & Inverter ServicingPower Systems Technician · your own service round
Spoken English & Interview SkillsNot a job by itself — it raises your chances in every role above

Two courses — a better job, and better pay

Most of the difference between an average salary and a good one is one extra skill placed correctly.

Python + SQLData Analyst
Python + Statistics for Data ScienceJunior Data Scientist
Python + DjangoBackend Web Developer
Python + Network AutomationNetwork Automation Engineer
HTML & CSS + JavaScriptFront-End Developer
JavaScript + React.jsReact Developer
PHP + SQLPHP Developer
Node.js + Express.jsBackend API Developer
WordPress + E-CommerceE-Commerce Website Developer
WordPress + Web Hosting & Domain ManagementFreelance Website Manager — build, host and maintain
Excel + Power BIMIS Analyst · Business Analyst
SQL + Power BIBusiness Intelligence Analyst
SQL + TableauData Visualization Analyst
CCNA + Linux FundamentalsNetwork & Systems Engineer
CCNA + Network SecurityNetwork Security Engineer
CCNA + Cloud NetworkingCloud Network Engineer
Linux + Shell ScriptingLinux System Administrator
Linux + DevOps AdministrationJunior DevOps Engineer
CompTIA Security+ + Network SecuritySOC Analyst · Security Analyst
CompTIA A+ + Computer Networking TechnicianIT Field Engineer
Computer Hardware Servicing + Laptop RepairingLaptop Service Technician
CCTV + UPS & Inverter ServicingSecurity & Power Systems Technician
Graphic Design + UI/UXUI Designer
Digital Marketing + WordPressFreelance Digital Services Provider

Three or more — the full career path

Where the work stops being a job and becomes a career you can grow in.

Network engineer

Networking Fundamentals → Network+ or CCNA → CCNP Enterprise or Cloud Networking → Network Automation

Linux administrator

Linux Fundamentals → Linux System Administration → Red Hat or Ubuntu Server → Shell Scripting

DevOps engineer

Linux Fundamentals → Shell Scripting → Python → Linux DevOps Administration

Cyber security analyst

Networking Fundamentals → Cyber Security Fundamentals → CompTIA Security+ → Network Security or Cloud Security

Service technician

Computer Hardware Servicing → Laptop & Desktop Repairing → Computer Networking Technician → CCTV Installation & Maintenance

Software developer

C and C++ → Java or Python → SQL → a specialisation

Web developer

HTML & CSS → JavaScript Development → React.js → Node.js & Express → Full Stack

Data analyst

Excel for Data Analysis → SQL for Data Science → Python for Data Science → Statistics → Power BI or Tableau

Office job

Computer Basics → MS Office & Advanced Excel → Tally Prime with GST

Leads to: Office Assistant, Accounts Assistant, MIS Executive

Data engineer

Python for Data Science → SQL → Big Data Analytics → Data Engineering Fundamentals → Cloud Data Analytics

Leads to: Data Engineer, ETL Developer, Cloud Data Engineer

Your own IT service business

Computer Hardware Servicing → Laptop & Desktop Repairing → CCTV Installation & Maintenance → Printer & Scanner Servicing → UPS & Inverter Servicing

Leads to: work in every season — homes, shops, offices and AMC contracts

Your own web business

HTML & CSS → WordPress Website Development → E-Commerce → Web Hosting & Domain Management → Digital Marketing

Leads to: building, hosting and marketing sites for local businesses — repeat yearly income

Tell us the job. We will map the courses.

You do not have to work this out alone. Message us with the job you want — or just the salary and the kind of work you would enjoy — and we will send you the exact courses, in order, with the time and cost for each. We will also tell you honestly if the path is longer than you expected.

Ask for a career path plan

What you get with a course.

Study material

Notes, exercise files and practice question sets for your course, shared with you as part of the fee.

Recorded lessons

Session recordings so you can go over a topic again in your own time. Access period is confirmed when you enrol.

Doubt clearing

Ask questions between sessions. We would rather answer a small doubt early than have you stuck for a week.

Before you enrol.

I want a networking job. Where do I start?

If networking is completely new to you, start with Computer Networking Fundamentals — it is the foundation everything else is built on. If you already understand the basics, go straight to CCNA or CompTIA Network+. Tell us what you already know and we will place you correctly.

Do I need Linux before learning cyber security or DevOps?

Yes, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you something. Security tools and DevOps pipelines run on Linux. Linux Fundamentals first, then the specialisation — it saves you months.

Which programming language should I start with?

If you want AI, data or automation — Python. If you want websites — JavaScript. If you want a job at a large IT services company — Java. If you want to understand computers properly before specialising — C. Tell us the job you are aiming for and we will give you a straight answer.

Do you arrange the certification exam itself?

We prepare you for it and guide you through booking. The exam is conducted by the vendor, at their test centre or online, and the exam fee is paid to them separately from your course fee. We will tell you the current fee and what the exam involves before you enrol.

Do I need my own computer?

For most courses, yes — you learn by doing. A laptop or desktop with a stable internet connection is enough. For networking, Linux and security courses we will also tell you which lab or virtual machine software you need.

Can I learn one-to-one instead of in a batch?

Yes. One-to-one sessions cost more per hour but move at your pace. Ask us for both options and compare.

Tell us which course interests you.

Send the course name and your current level. We will reply with the syllabus, duration, batch timings and fee.

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