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IT and finance courses built around real job clusters

One track, one cluster of roles, one portfolio task. No bundle of unrelated certificates. Track outlines are proposals that we confirm with each cohort.

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Start with the jobEach track is defined by the roles it prepares you for.
End with proofA portfolio task you can explain in an interview.
Placement is honestIn India we place. Abroad, licensed RAs and employers decide.

IT

Information technology

Six tracks for technical roles that hire from India and abroad.

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Proposed track

Software QA and test automation

  • QA engineer
  • Test automation engineer
  • SDET (junior)
You learn
Testing fundamentals and bug reporting; SQL basics and API testing; Automation with a mainstream framework; CI pipelines and version control; Writing a test plan for a real feature.
Capstone task
Given a small web app and a requirement, write test cases, find and report defects, and automate a smoke suite.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: testing basics, bug reports, SQL
  • Weeks 4-6: API testing and a first automated suite
  • Weeks 7-9: CI, Git and test design
  • Weeks 10-12: portfolio project and mock interviews

Duration and fee: To be verified

A smiling professional representing the Cloud and DevOps support engineer track
Proposed track

Cloud and DevOps support engineer

  • Cloud support associate
  • DevOps engineer (junior)
  • Site reliability trainee
You learn
Linux and networking basics; One major cloud platform: compute, storage, IAM; Containers and CI/CD; Monitoring and incident response; Infrastructure as code basics.
Capstone task
Deploy a containerised app to a cloud account, add monitoring, and explain how you would recover it after a failure.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: Linux, networking, scripting
  • Weeks 4-6: cloud platform core services
  • Weeks 7-9: containers and pipelines
  • Weeks 10-12: monitoring, incident drill, portfolio

Duration and fee: To be verified

A smiling professional representing the Data analyst: SQL, Excel and BI track
Proposed track

Data analyst: SQL, Excel and BI

  • Data analyst
  • Business analyst (junior)
  • Reporting analyst
You learn
Advanced Excel; SQL for analysis; A BI tool such as Power BI; Basic statistics and storytelling with data; Python for data (optional).
Capstone task
Clean a messy dataset, answer five business questions with SQL, and present a dashboard with a recommendation.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: Excel and statistics basics
  • Weeks 4-6: SQL for analysis
  • Weeks 7-9: dashboards and reporting
  • Weeks 10-12: capstone and interview practice

Duration and fee: To be verified

A smiling professional representing the Full-stack web developer track
Proposed track

Full-stack web developer

  • Web developer (junior)
  • Front-end developer
  • Back-end developer (junior)
You learn
HTML, CSS and JavaScript; A front-end framework; A back-end language and REST APIs; Databases; Git, deployment and code review.
Capstone task
Build and deploy a small full-stack app with authentication and a database, then explain your design choices.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: web fundamentals
  • Weeks 4-6: front-end framework
  • Weeks 7-9: back-end and database
  • Weeks 10-12: project, deployment, mock interviews

Duration and fee: To be verified

A smiling professional representing the IT service desk and infrastructure support track
Proposed track

IT service desk and infrastructure support

  • Service desk analyst
  • Desktop support engineer
  • Systems administrator (junior)
You learn
Troubleshooting method and ticketing; Windows and Linux administration; Networking and Active Directory basics; ITIL service management concepts; Customer communication.
Capstone task
Work through a queue of simulated tickets, prioritise them, resolve them and write the knowledge-base entry.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: troubleshooting and ticketing
  • Weeks 4-6: operating systems and networking
  • Weeks 7-9: identity, ITIL, communication
  • Weeks 10-12: ticket simulation and interviews

Duration and fee: To be verified

A smiling professional representing the Security operations analyst (Level 1) track
Proposed track

Security operations analyst (Level 1)

  • SOC analyst L1
  • Security support analyst
  • Vulnerability management trainee
You learn
Networking and operating system security basics; Log analysis and SIEM concepts; Common attack patterns and frameworks; Incident triage and reporting; Security hygiene and compliance basics.
Capstone task
Triage a set of alerts, decide which are real, and write an incident summary for a non-technical manager.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: networking and OS security
  • Weeks 4-6: logs, SIEM, attack patterns
  • Weeks 7-9: triage and reporting
  • Weeks 10-12: alert drills and interviews

Duration and fee: To be verified

Finance

Finance and accounting

Five tracks for finance operations, reporting and compliance roles.

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Proposed track

Accounts payable, receivable and general ledger

  • Accounts executive
  • AP/AR analyst
  • GL accountant (junior)
You learn
Double-entry bookkeeping and the chart of accounts; Invoice-to-pay and order-to-cash processes; Bank and ledger reconciliations; An accounting package and Excel; Month-end close basics.
Capstone task
Process a batch of invoices, reconcile a bank statement and prepare a trial balance with notes.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: bookkeeping fundamentals
  • Weeks 4-6: AP and AR processes
  • Weeks 7-9: reconciliations and close
  • Weeks 10-12: software, case study, interviews

Duration and fee: To be verified

A smiling professional representing the IFRS and US GAAP reporting associate track
Proposed track

IFRS and US GAAP reporting associate

  • Financial reporting associate
  • Consolidation analyst
  • Accounting analyst
You learn
Financial statements and key standards; Differences between IFRS and US GAAP; Consolidation and intercompany basics; Disclosure notes; Excel and reporting tools.
Capstone task
Prepare a set of statements from a trial balance and explain two judgemental accounting treatments.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: statements and standards
  • Weeks 4-6: IFRS vs US GAAP
  • Weeks 7-9: consolidation and disclosures
  • Weeks 10-12: reporting case and interviews

Duration and fee: To be verified

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Proposed track

Financial analyst: modelling and FP&A

  • Financial analyst
  • FP&A analyst
  • Business finance partner (junior)
You learn
Three-statement modelling; Budgeting and forecasting; Variance analysis; Valuation basics; Presenting numbers to managers.
Capstone task
Build a driver-based forecast, run a variance analysis and write a one-page recommendation.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: modelling basics in Excel
  • Weeks 4-6: forecasting and budgets
  • Weeks 7-9: variance and valuation
  • Weeks 10-12: model case and interviews

Duration and fee: To be verified

A smiling professional representing the Payroll and Indian tax compliance (GST, TDS) track
Proposed track

Payroll and Indian tax compliance (GST, TDS)

  • Payroll executive
  • GST and TDS executive
  • Compliance analyst
You learn
Payroll cycle and statutory deductions; GST registration, returns and reconciliation; TDS rules and filings; Tally or an equivalent package; Audit support basics.
Capstone task
Run a sample payroll, reconcile GST input credit and prepare a TDS working with exceptions flagged.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: payroll and statutory basics
  • Weeks 4-6: GST
  • Weeks 7-9: TDS and filings
  • Weeks 10-12: software, practice cases, interviews

Duration and fee: To be verified

A smiling professional representing the KYC and AML analyst for banking and fintech track
Proposed track

KYC and AML analyst for banking and fintech

  • KYC analyst
  • AML analyst (junior)
  • Onboarding operations analyst
You learn
KYC and customer due diligence concepts; AML red flags and typologies; Sanctions and PEP screening; Case documentation and escalation; Regulatory awareness.
Capstone task
Review sample customer files, flag risks, decide on escalation and write a clear case note.
Sample 12-week outline
  • Weeks 1-3: KYC and CDD
  • Weeks 4-6: AML typologies and screening
  • Weeks 7-9: case writing and escalation
  • Weeks 10-12: case simulation and interviews

Duration and fee: To be verified

How a track runs

Four phases, each with a visible output

  1. Foundations

    The core concepts and tools of the role, with weekly exercises.

  2. Applied practice

    Realistic tasks in the same shape as the work: tickets, datasets, ledgers, test plans.

  3. Capstone

    One end-to-end task that you present and defend, like in an interview.

  4. Interview readiness

    Mock interviews, a role-specific CV and a document check before any introduction.

Placement in India is done by us. Roles abroad are filled by employers and licensed RAs, and we do not promise one.

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A short PDF that lists every track, the roles it prepares you for, the skills and capstone task, and the questions to ask any training provider (including us). We will email it, and you can also download it straight away.

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Questions

Before you enrol

Do I need prior experience?

It depends on the track. Some start from fundamentals; others assume you already work in the field. We confirm this for each track before you enrol.

Will I get a job at the end?

We cannot promise one, and neither can anyone honestly. In India we place candidates ourselves. Abroad, employers and licensed RAs decide, and we introduce trained candidates where it fits.

What do the courses cost, and how long are they?

We do not publish fees on this site, and durations are to be confirmed per track. Ask us for the exact inclusions before you decide.

Can I work abroad after an IT or finance course?

Only through the destination country's own work-visa rules and a real employer. Check the official immigration site for your destination, and apply the same verification steps as in our checklist.

Not sure which track fits?

Tell us your background and we will suggest one cluster of roles to start with.

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