Lesson 1· 8 min· Free preview
Why work feels intimidating
Starting a career feels scarier than it is. You already have skills worth paying for — this is how to see them.
Track
Workplace Skills
Resume, interviews, professionalism, and salary negotiation.
~135 minutes13 lessonsCertificate on completion
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About this track
Whether you're entering the workforce for the first time or trying to level up, this track covers the practical skills employers expect — from writing a resume that actually gets read to negotiating a starting salary without burning the offer.
What you’ll learn
- Write a resume and cover letter that get interviews
- Prepare for and perform well in job interviews
- Understand workplace norms, communication, and boundaries
- Build a professional network — even from zero
- Negotiate salary, benefits, and raises with confidence
Lessons
- Lesson 2· 11 min
A resume that gets read
A resume's only job is to get you an interview. Here's how to write one that survives both the software and the six-second skim.
- Lesson 3· 10 min
Cover letters & applications that land
The cover letter, the tailoring, the references, and a simple tracker — the parts of applying that turn a long shot into a real shot.