Tech skills — certified, practised, shipped

A certificate proves you studied something. A shipped product proves you can do it. Every skill below comes with both — plus my honest notes on why it matters and how I’d teach it to you.

6 Certificates Applied in real products Teachable at any level

Python AI Development

The frontier skill: building with AI models, engineering prompts and orchestrating agents — and understanding why this changes how everything else gets built.

AI ModelsAgentsPrompting
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HTML

Far more than “tags” — semantic HTML is how machines understand your page, how accessibility works, and where half your SEO is decided.

SemanticA11ySEO
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Python

The Swiss Army knife of languages: automation, data, backends — and the friendliest possible first language for a new programmer.

AutomationDataBackend
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CSS

The design language of the web: layout systems, responsive breakpoints, and animations that make a website feel alive on any screen.

LayoutResponsiveAnimation
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JavaScript

The only language every browser speaks natively — the difference between a page people read and a page people use.

InteractivityDOMLogic
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The supporting cast

Git, GitHub, Cloudflare, Vercel, WordPress, Shopify, the five SEO disciplines, Photoshop, Illustrator, video editing — organised into my service pages.

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The certified core — depth I teach to

Five Mimo-certified skills, measured by how deeply I can guide a student through them today.

HTML — semantic, accessible markup0%
CSS — layout, responsive design & animation0%
JavaScript — interactivity & the DOM0%
Python — automation, data & gentle first language0%
Python AI Development — models, prompts & agents0%

Self-assessed teaching depth — the certificate proves the foundation; daily building, fixing and teaching sets the bar. The goal is always 100% for the next student.

Want to learn one of these — properly?

I teach every skill on this page, from absolute zero to building real things. One message starts the conversation.