Find your next step.
Start with the skill you want to use, whether you are learning the keyboard or preparing for work.
A starting routine for beginners and students
Open Learn typing and try the home-position lesson. Type the whole short exercise, read the feedback, then repeat or move to the next row. Lessons have no timer or speed requirement. On a phone, you can practise transcription, but a physical keyboard is needed to learn QWERTY finger placement.
A focused session for everyday typing
Choose an email passage or a story. Use a comfortable duration, finish the attempt, and follow one error-category suggestion. Return to the same passage to compare. Look at accuracy and speed together; a more careful run can be useful even when it is slower.
A preparation routine for job seekers
Read your assessment instructions, then choose record fields, numeric keypad practice, or prose. The clerical guide and named-assessment guide explain what to check. These are independent practice tasks, not employer assessments.
Choose a duration
Use a duration you can repeat comfortably. The same exercise is available as a one-minute check, two-minute routine, three-minute session, five-minute sample, or ten-minute session. Compare within the same duration rather than treating them as interchangeable.
Keep useful evidence of progress
My Progress stores compact scores on this browser only, grouped by mode, exercise, and duration. It does not send your lesson text or detailed errors to an account. Clearing browser data removes that history. Learn how the tracker works and how scores are calculated.