Career discovery through realistic work
Explore real IT roles through guided, hands-on work simulations. Start with zero experience and learn only what you need as you go.
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The release is ready, but the checkout button is still gray. Design asked for green.
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Each simulation starts from zero and gradually becomes more realistic as you build context.
Frontend developers translate product and design intent into working interfaces. The job mixes visual detail with code, browser behavior, accessibility and debugging.
Data analysts turn business questions into measurable definitions, query and check the data, investigate suspicious results, and explain what the evidence actually supports.
Linux and systems engineers work close to operating systems and infrastructure. Real work is less about memorizing commands and more about asking the next useful question, reading evidence and changing systems carefully.
IT support combines technical troubleshooting with process and communication. Good technicians narrow problems with evidence, follow security policy and make the next person’s job easier when they escalate.
How it works
Meet the role, understand the workplace and see what your first task is before touching an unfamiliar tool.
Quick Guides and Field Guide explanations appear in context, instead of making you finish a course before trying the work.
Edit an interface, run a terminal command, diagnose a ticket, analyze data or coordinate delivery — then see the consequence of your decision.
Product preview
Pick a role and try one tiny task. No setup, no prior knowledge — just enough interaction to feel the difference between building, diagnosing and coordinating.
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Change only the color word. Try any supported token — for example green, purple or cyan. The preview reacts before the requirement is checked.
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Career Passport
Your Passport records progress, checks, hints and your own reaction to each kind of work. After trying more than one career, you can compare the sessions side by side and decide what you want to explore further.
Explore the Career Map →Who is this for?
Explore roles before choosing a degree, course or specialization.
Try the work before investing months into retraining.
Start without prior coding, terminal or project-management knowledge.
Explore adjacent IT roles and understand how other teams work.
FAQ
No. Early tasks start in Guided mode, introduce unfamiliar concepts when you need them, and gradually reveal more of the real work environment.
Not exactly. The focus is career simulation: you receive realistic workplace tasks and use short explanations, Field Guides and feedback to complete them.
No. The learner experience is designed to run in the browser. Some simulations use safe, simplified versions of professional tools so you can experiment without setting up a development environment.
Yes — that is the point. Your Career Passport keeps progress across roles so you can compare how different kinds of IT work feel before committing to one path.
Still not sure which IT role fits?
Pick a career, start in Guided mode and judge the work by how it feels.
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