Career research, not sales pages

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Tell us your goal. We'll show you the skills employers want and the gap you need to close, all from real job data. Course scores come next.

Skills Match
64 / 100
Asked for in frontend developer postings
  • React87%
  • TypeScript80%

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Careers we've researched

One role at a time: we publish a career only when its job data has been checked by hand.

Frontend Developer

688 postings analysed · top skill React (87%)

Full-Stack Developer

3,022 postings analysed · top skill React (72%)

Backend Developer

2,158 postings analysed · top skill SQL / databases (64%)

Mobile Developer

Being verified: we publish a role once its data passes our checks

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How our research works

Most course reviews repeat the sales page. We start from the job market and work backwards.

01

We read the job market

Every open posting on the public job boards of thousands of companies. We extract the skills, count how often each one is asked for and check the extraction by hand.

02 Coming next

We score every course against it

Each syllabus is mapped to the same skills. The Skills Match Score shows what a course covers and, more importantly, what it leaves out.

03 Coming later

We ask graduates what happened

Verified alumni tell us if they got hired, how long it took and what they'd do differently. Syllabi make promises; outcomes keep them honest.

Latest research

Independent by design

Nothing here is sponsored. The numbers come from public job postings, and no one pays to change a score, a ranking or what we write.

Read our methodology
  • Same formula for everything, every role and certification is counted the same way.
  • Unflattering results get published. If a certification barely shows up in job ads, we say so.
  • Open data. Every report comes with a downloadable dataset.

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