Learn to code with Personalized Learning Plans
Tags: beginners, codenewbie, programming
Published: 2022-05-11 20:38:33

*Learn to code with a purpose. Let Educative build you a Personalized Learning Plan, so you can efficiently achieve your learning goals.*

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There are a lot of great online resources where you can learn new programming skills. At Educative alone, you will find **over 300 courses** for learners of all skill levels, from programming language tutorials to interview prep guides.

But with so much information out there, **it can be hard to know where to start.** That’s why Educative is introducing a new tool called **Personalized Learning Plans.**

Personalized Learning Plans help you find the perfect learning resources at the right time for your goals and skill level.

With your own Personalized Learning Plan, you can be confident that you’re learning the right things. That’s because your Learning Plan compiles Educative’s most relevant resources to give you a clear path to success.

Here’s how it works:

1. **Take a short quiz (less than 3 minutes)**
2. **Receive a custom learning plan based on your unique needs**
3. **Start learning**

Learning Plans are curated by industry experts, so you never have to worry about the quality and relevance of each course. Finally, as part of your Learning Plan you will receive **weekly goals** and **assessments** to help **track and benchmark your progress.**

All you have to do to get your custom plan is **take a 3-minute quiz**, which will assess your learning goals and experience level.

Educative currently offers curated learning plans for interview prep, front-end development, and back-end development in **three languages: Java, Python, and React.**

Join Educative Premium and be the first to know when Personalized Learning Plans in more languages become available.

## How can I get my Personalized Learning Plan? ##

Visit Educative's Learning Plans page to take a quick 3-minute quiz. Based on your experience level and goals, Educative will recommend a Personalized Learning Plan.

Educative content is created by industry experts, so you can feel confident that you’re learning valuable skills. What's more, learning Plans are curated by the Educative Team, so you can feel confident that you are being recommended the most relevant resources possible.

Personalized Learning Plans are currently available for Java, Python, and React, and range from interview prep, to front-end and back-end development. Many more will be available soon!

## How can a Personalized Learning Plan help me achieve my learning goals? 

Think of your Educative Learning Plan as a textbook built just for you.

Your Personalized Learning Plan is custom-built according to your goals and skill level. By working through your plan, you can feel confident that you will learn the skills you want.

With Educative, you never have to worry about vetting or validating other resources to find accurate, relevant content. Educative courses are crafted by subject matter experts from across the industry and cover the most  in-demand tech skills.

Based on your individual goals and skill level, you will receive a personalized Learning Plan, curated by the Educative team, to help you achieve your learning goals.

Get your Personalized Learning Plan today!


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## What else is offered as part of Educative Premium? 

Personalized Learning Plans are part of **Educative Premium.** Check out everything that Educative Premium offers, including: 
* **Learning Plans**
* **Projects**
* **Assessments**

*(Learn about how Projects can help you prepare your portfolio for an interview).*

Personalized Learning Plans are just one part of why we started Educative: helping learners know exactly where to start, in order to achieve their goals.

*Let us know what you think. Happy learning!*

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