WorksPro Academy

Free foundational technology courses.

Practical, beginner-level training in networking, cabling, Wi-Fi and IT support. Every course includes hands-on exercises, saved progress and a final assessment. Create a free account to start.

Available courses

5 courses · all free · study at your own pace

Passing score: 80%
Beginner

Networking Fundamentals

Understand how devices connect, communicate and move data across a local network.

4 lessons 2.5 hours Assessment
  • Identify common network devices and physical/logical topologies
  • Explain the OSI and TCP/IP models in practical terms
  • Describe how switches learn MAC addresses and forward frames
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Beginner

TCP/IP Essentials

Master IPv4 addressing, subnetting and the protocols used in everyday troubleshooting.

4 lessons 3 hours Assessment
  • Read an IPv4 address, prefix and subnet mask
  • Calculate basic network ranges and host capacity
  • Explain DHCP, DNS, ICMP, TCP and UDP
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Beginner

Ethernet & Structured Cabling

Plan, terminate, label and test copper data cabling for reliable installations.

4 lessons 3 hours Assessment
  • Select appropriate copper and fiber media
  • Explain T568A and T568B termination
  • Plan pathways, racks, patch panels and labels
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Beginner

Wi-Fi Fundamentals & Troubleshooting

Design safer wireless coverage and diagnose signal, channel and client problems.

4 lessons 2.5 hours Assessment
  • Compare 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz Wi-Fi
  • Plan access point placement around coverage and capacity
  • Apply practical wireless security and segmentation
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Beginner

IT Support & Cybersecurity Basics

Resolve common endpoint issues while applying safe support and security practices.

4 lessons 3 hours Assessment
  • Use a structured support and documentation workflow
  • Diagnose common endpoint and peripheral problems
  • Apply core account, update, backup and phishing protections
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About these courses

WorksPro Academy courses are introductory professional-development training. They include practical exercises and a knowledge assessment, but they are not vendor certifications, state licenses or third-party-accredited credentials.