NPower
Foundation- Best for
- Structured, full-time learners
- Cost
- Tuition-free (eligibility applies)
- Format
- Virtual or in-person cohorts
I'm an alumnus & current Alumni Ambassador.
$24.99 · one-time purchase
The Resource Library
Every program, platform, lab, and apprenticeship I've vetted, in one evergreen directory. Each entry links straight to the official site, so it stays useful even when a specific cohort or deadline has closed.
Made for: people choosing where to learn.
A Sample of What's Inside
Every entry is tagged by pyramid level, who it suits, cost, and whether it's remote or location-specific. Here are a few, so you know what to expect.
Merit America
Foundation- Best for
- Working adults who need flexibility
- Cost
- Income-based, part-time
- Format
- Remote, part-time
GNS3
Application- Best for
- Practicing networking hands-on
- Cost
- Free
- Format
- Self-guided software
Forage
Application- Best for
- Seeing real day-to-day work
- Cost
- Free
- Format
- Self-paced job simulations
CompTIA A+
Validation- Best for
- A broad, general starting credential
- Cost
- Paid exam (vouchers often available)
- Format
- Self-study or bundled with training
Apprenti
Conversion- Best for
- Paid, on-the-job apprenticeships
- Cost
- Free to apply
- Format
- Registered apprenticeship
A sample of what the library covers, not the full list. I'm not affiliated with any program listed except NPower, where I'm an alumnus and current Alumni Ambassador. Details change, so always verify at the source.
$44.99 · the complete set
The Complete Bundle
The book and the library, plus a toolkit built to go with them: a career inventory, a proof-chain log, a job-posting analysis sheet, and an interview-prep sheet.
Made for: people who want to work through the framework with the tools already in hand.
Get the bundleWhat's Included
- The Tech Entry Plan (ebook)
- The full Resource Library
- Career inventory worksheet
- Proof-chain log
- Job-posting analysis sheet
- Interview-prep sheet
Questions People Ask Before Buying
How is this different from the free hub?
The free hub lists what's open right now: current deadlines and cohorts. The library is the full, evergreen directory: every program I've vetted, with who it suits and how to reach it, whether or not it happens to have an open cohort today.
Will it stay up to date?
Each entry links to the program's own site, so you always land on current information there. The library itself doesn't promise scheduled updates. Check the free hub for what's open right now.
What format is it?
A digital file delivered through Gumroad after checkout.