AnanseTech Academy / Learning hub
Your next skill starts here.
Our Academy vision is project-first: understand a tool, learn why and when to use it, then build something useful. Start with the free external tutorials available today; our own structured tracks are in preparation.
Free tutorials
These public YouTube lessons are free to access. Each lesson credits its original creator; no Anansarians membership is required.
FREE • EXTERNAL YOUTUBE LESSON
Learn HTML – Full Tutorial for Beginners
By freeCodeCamp.org. Public lesson, free to watch.
Watch HTML lesson ↗FREE • EXTERNAL YOUTUBE LESSON
Microsoft Excel Basics for Beginners
By Microsoft Mechanics. Public lesson, free to watch.
Watch Excel lesson ↗Planned
Paid tutorials and courses
Planned Academy paths will connect explanations, guided practice and portfolio projects. Course contents, prerequisites, assessment and access details will be published before enrolment opens.
Explore planned coursesProgramming
Learn to think through a problem, break it into smaller steps and express a solution in code. Start with the web-development resources while dedicated programming lessons are prepared.
Explore web development
In preparation
WordPress and Elementor
Understand how pages, content, navigation and visual design work together in an editable website. Dedicated tutorials are in preparation.
Digital skills
Build confidence with everyday computer skills, internet safety and productivity tools. Excel is a starting point for the planned data and analytics pathway, including databases, dashboards and business intelligence.
Watch the free Excel lesson ↗In preparation
Graphic design
Explore how layout, colour and clear visual communication can make ideas easier to understand. AnanseTech lessons are in preparation.
Planned
Robotics and STEAM
Connect science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics through practical exploration. Activities and equipment requirements will be listed when lessons are ready.
Learn deeply. Build something useful.
Our planned content connects digital literacy, software building, AI and automation, data and analytics, technology careers, and practical African technology problems.
Each path will ask: What does this mean? Why does it exist? When is it used? How does it work? What can you build with it? Learners should leave with work they can demonstrate.
Workshops, institutional training and portfolio feedback are part of the Academy direction. Dates, instructors, costs and assessment details will be shared when programmes are ready.
Discuss institutional training