Name a real project. Answer six quick questions. Get a personal learning roadmap of real courses — with a reason for every step, the lessons that matter, and your progress saved in your own home.
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Your project comes first.
Name something you want to build. A monthly financial report. A portfolio in CHF. A process your team wants to automate.
Find your starting point.
Choose the outcome that counts, where you stand today, how confident you feel, how much time you have, and your language.
Keep a plan that is yours.
Real courses. Relevant lessons. A reason for every stop and something to build along the way. Your roadmap and notes live in your home.
From an actuarial question to a working model
Say your project is “convert our portfolio into CHF and produce a monthly financial report.” Your roadmap does not hand you a course list. It hands you a route:
Data Modelling
MYour project needs a consistent data model: positions and dimensions in a data cube, business rules for calculations, and traceable currency conversion.
Convert transactional currencies before aggregation and explain the statements with hierarchies and movements.
Advanced Business Rules
LBuild on the model with scopes, applicability and context that make business rules traceable. Then explain FX effects, consolidation and movements systematically.
Translate currencies before consolidation and reconcile a complete movement report.
New to agents? Your route starts with a gentle introduction. Already building? It goes straight to the model and the rules. A software project leads into Agentic Engineering; a reinsurance question into Risk Transfer and Reinsurance in Practice.
S, M and L describe the capability a course builds, never its length. Your available time shapes the weekly rhythm of your plan — a rhythm, not a deadline.
Come back to the exact lesson you left.
Each stop shows the lessons you visited, the exercises you completed and your certificate. Continue learning reopens where you stopped; courses you started elsewhere appear alongside. The app is free and your answers are private. Courses show their own access on their covers.