Free courses
Open the Free Courses catalogue, enrol yourself in one click and start immediately — no manager, no waiting. Ideal for finding out whether a direction suits you before you commit.
Online IT learning
Learn, practise, build your career profile — in one place.
This is where Prog Academy students actually study: free and paid IT courses, coding assignments solved in the browser and checked automatically, progress and certificates you can show, an ATS-friendly resume builder and a curated list of junior IT vacancies.
Registration is free. Free courses open right after you sign in.
Learning
Start from zero at no cost, or continue with a structured professional program. Both live in the same place, with the same lesson player, the same assignments and the same progress tracking.
Open the Free Courses catalogue, enrol yourself in one click and start immediately — no manager, no waiting. Ideal for finding out whether a direction suits you before you commit.
A paid course is not a locked door. You enrol for free, see the entire curriculum, and work through the preview lesson and the first assignment. Everything else unlocks after purchase, and your access survives course updates.
A course is organised into sections and lessons that can combine video, formatted text, PDFs, downloadable files and links. Lessons can be narrated aloud, and downloaded for offline reading.
Practice
Assignments are not a file you email somewhere. You solve them inside the platform and, where the task allows it, you get the result immediately.
Write your solution in the built-in editor, run it against the sample data as often as you like, then submit. Python, JavaScript, Java, C++, C#, Go and Rust are supported — nothing to install.
A submitted solution is run against hidden tests. You see which cases passed, and compile or runtime errors come back with the actual message instead of a bare "wrong".
For non-programmers: you write the instruction, the platform supplies inputs you have not seen and checks the output against fixed criteria. You cannot pass by writing the answer — only by writing a prompt that works.
Quizzes score themselves and keep your best attempt. Written and file assignments go to a teacher, who returns a decision with comments — attempts and deadlines are tracked for you.
Every accepted assignment and completed lesson moves your course progress. My Progress collects it in one view, and a finished course can be issued as a certificate with a public verification link.
Create an account and open the free courses. No card, no call with a manager.
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The platform is also where you prepare to apply: a shortlist of entry-level IT openings, and a resume builder that produces documents applicant tracking systems can read.
Job Opportunities collects openings from several IT job boards and keeps only what is realistic at the start of a career: junior, trainee, internship, graduate and entry-level roles.
A structured editor rather than a blank page: fill in sections, keep several resumes for different applications, and export what a recruiter or a parser expects.
Platform
The parts you will not think about until you need them.
Book a one-to-one consultation with a teacher, or register for a scheduled live lesson. Times are shown in your own time zone.
Practice on an internship board with real tasks, deadlines and reports — the closest thing to a first job before the first job.
A completed course can be issued as a certificate with its own credential ID and a public verification page anyone can open.
Grades, deadlines and announcements arrive by email, Telegram, browser push and an in-app inbox. You choose the channels.
Add Prog Academy to your phone's home screen and study on the way — lessons, homework and progress one tap away, and saved lessons stay readable with no signal.
Lessons, homework, resources, notifications, certificates and your resume all live behind one login — nothing scattered across chats and shared drives.
Registration takes a minute. Free courses open immediately; paid programs let you look through the whole curriculum first.