Expert instructors
Every course is taught by someone working in the field, not a full-time presenter.
Meet the instructorsTwo hundred and forty courses taught by working professionals, each one ending in a project a mentor reads line by line.
52,400 students studying this month 4.9 average rating
Every course is taught by someone working in the field, not a full-time presenter.
Meet the instructorsLessons stay under fifteen minutes so you can fit one in before work.
Browse coursesBring your project to a weekly session and get answers from a real person.
How it worksFinish the final project and your certificate is issued the same day.
See the plans
Learnix started in 2016 with three courses and one rule we still keep: nobody teaches a subject they have stopped practising. Today eighty-six instructors run classes here, and every one of them still holds a working brief of their own.
Every syllabus is reviewed each term and rebuilt if the tools have moved on.
Two live sessions a week plus written feedback on the work you submit.
Eight fields, one standard of teaching. Browse the full catalogue or jump straight into a course opening this month.
Turn four broken spreadsheets into a forecast the operations team can actually act on.
Build a component library for a booking product, then hand it over and see what breaks.
Cut a three thousand word draft down to twelve hundred without losing the argument.
Take a service that falls over under load and rebuild it, one failure at a time.
Learn the vocabulary a shift handover needs, with live practice in pairs every week.
Record five short talks, watch them back and rebuild each one until the point lands.
Read the syllabus, watch two free lessons and check the mentor hours before you pay.
Watch short lessons, make the thing each block asks for and bring questions to mentor hours.
Submit the final project, get written feedback and receive your certificate the same day.
Every plan includes mentor hours and written feedback. Cancel any time and keep the courses you have already finished.
One course, one mentor, one term.
Everything running now and everything we publish next.
Run a cohort together and keep the work in house.
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Read moreOnly for mentor hours, and those are recorded. Lessons are released on a schedule but you choose when in the week to watch them. Project deadlines are fixed so the review queue stays predictable.
You keep full access to the lessons and can roll your review round into the next term at no extra cost. Message your mentor in the cohort channel and they will hold your place.
Yes. Every submission is read and annotated by the instructor named on the course or one of their two assistants. Reviews are capped per term, which is why seats close when the queue fills.
Yes, issued the same day your final project is signed off. You also get a public project page showing the original brief and what you delivered, which employers tend to find more useful.
Often, yes. We invoice teams of five or more annually and can supply a scope document for a learning budget. Write to us and we will send the paperwork the same week.
Ask for a refund up to the first review round and we return the full amount with no form to fill in. After that we credit you towards another course instead.
Tell us which course you are looking at and what you want out of it. An advisor replies within one working day.
Leave your address and we will send the course list a week before seats open, with every syllabus attached so you can choose properly.
One email per term. We never share your address.