Don't just learn it. Prove you can do it.
Practgo is a practical learning platform. You learn, you take a quiz, you do the practical, you build the project — and you leave with a portfolio of real work, instructor-marked, that shows what you can actually do.
Module 1 is free to try, before you pay anything. No job or promotion is promised — ever.
What brings you to Practgo?
01Proof, in numbers
What is actually true, today
No learner counts we cannot stand behind, no outcomes promised. These are the facts the platform is built on.
The founding cohort has 25 places and starts 1 December 2026. Marking is human, against a rubric, within 5 working days.
02The problem with most learning
A certificate for watching is not proof. Marked work is.
Anyone can press play. Practgo asks you to do the work, have it marked by a human, and keep it — so what you claim, you can show.
Courses that only test recall
A quiz that asks what you remember, and never what you can do, teaches you to pass the quiz. Practgo's quizzes are the warm-up; the practical is the point.
Certificates with no work behind them
A badge for finishing a video says you finished a video. Here the certificate comes after 28 marked assignments — and it says so plainly.
Watch and forget
Learning that stops at the lesson fades in a week. Every module ends with something you made, marked, and kept in your portfolio.
Skill you cannot show
Good work done in private stays invisible. A Practgo portfolio is the work itself — marked, kept, and ready to show, with your permission.
The standard you are training to
Project Manager → Portfolio Manager
That is the path practised here. You start by running one project properly — scope, schedule, budget, and risks under control — and you finish by choosing between projects, the way a portfolio manager does. The Executive Add-on is where that final step lives.
03People at work
Learning looks like doing
No stock smiles at a whiteboard. The work here is real project work — written, marked, and kept.
04How it works
The mechanism, shown — not claimed
Every module follows the same rhythm: Learn → Quiz → Practical → Project. Here is what that actually looks like inside the platform.
Your dashboard
Pro · ActiveFounding cohort · starts 1 Dec 2026
Portfolio readiness — 43%
12 of 28 marked assignments submitted in the flagship course.
Sample mockup — illustrative, not a real learner. Figures are examples. Mirrors the real dashboard layout.
Lesson 1 — What a project actually is
Study notesCaptions + transcript
Short explainer video, then notes you can re-read — diagrams and timelines that build on screen, not a talking head.
Sample mockup — illustrative, not a real learner. Lesson titles and briefs are shown in full only after enrolment.
A human marks your work
Sample project work, marked by a human instructor against the module rubric — one strength, two specific fixes.
Strength Clear scope statement — the reader knows what success looks like from the first paragraph.
Fix 1 Tighten the outcome sentence — say what changes, not just what happens.
Fix 2 Name the escalation path — who decides when the plan goes off track.
Sample mockup — illustrative, not a real learner. Rubric scores are examples of the format, not a real learner's results.
Leave with the proof
28 marked assignmentsCertificate of LearningPrivate by default
A portfolio of marked work — practicals, projects, and (with the Executive Add-on) the capstone — that shows what you can do.
Sample mockup — illustrative, not a real learner. Real portfolios are private by default and published only with the learner's consent. Mirrors /portfolio-preview.
Your dashboard, a lesson, a human mark, a finished portfolio. That is the whole product — repeated 28 times across the flagship course. All four views are labelled sample mockups of the real interface.
05What you will be able to do
Leave with the capability, not just the notes
Five capabilities from the flagship course alone — each one practised on real project work and marked by a human. The exact briefs and templates are shown after enrolment; what matters here is what you will be able to do.
Start a project properly
Define scope, sponsor, and success measures, so a project begins on solid ground.
Plan scope, schedule, and cost
Break work down, sequence it, and price it — then track it honestly as it runs.
Read the numbers like a sponsor
Diagnose progress and cost with evidence a finance sponsor would actually trust.
Handle risk — and recovery
Spot what could go wrong, own the response, and bring a project back from red.
Decide like a portfolio manager
Weigh competing projects and make the case for the one to fund. The final step lives in the Executive Add-on.
06Courses — what you build
Pick a path, then build the proof
Few, deep paths — not an endless catalogue. Each one lists what you will be able to do by the end.
Project Management
Learn by doing, leave with a portfolio. Modules 1–13 plus the Executive Add-on. Curriculum PM-2026.11 (PMBOK 8, ECO 2026-07, audit-based). Practgo is not affiliated with or endorsed by PMI.
What you will be able to do
- Start a project properly — scope, sponsor, and success measures defined
- Plan scope, schedule, and cost — and track them honestly as work runs
- Read progress and cost with evidence a finance sponsor would trust
- Handle risk and bring a project back from red
- Decide between projects the way a portfolio manager does — the final step (Executive Add-on)
Open course → · 14 modules
🔒 Executive Add-on — locked Module 14: Programme, Portfolio, Director & CPIO/CIO Leadership — title and outcomes only, until unlocked.
Agile Project Management (Bonus)
The bonus course, included with Project Management.
What you will be able to do
- Run sprints with a prioritised backlog your team can actually use
- Agree a Definition of Done the whole team honours
- Run retrospectives that end in actions, not just discussion
Open course → · 6 modules
Coming next
Data Analytics & Business Intelligence
Wave 2 — SQL, Python, Power BI.
Planned — what you will be able to do
- Query real datasets with SQL
- Build dashboards that answer a business question
- Turn findings into recommendations a manager can act on
Not open yet — no enrolment, no price, no waiting list.
Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Wave 2 — Security principles, risk assessment, SOC basics.
Planned — what you will be able to do
- Assess risk in a real system
- Set a security baseline you can defend
- Handle the basics of a security operations workflow
Not open yet — no enrolment, no price, no waiting list.
Applied AI for Work
Wave 2 — AI literacy, prompting, automation.
Planned — what you will be able to do
- Use AI well in your own daily work
- Automate a real workflow, safely
- Judge where AI helps — and where it does not
Not open yet — no enrolment, no price, no waiting list.
Digital Marketing & SEO
Wave 2 — SEO, social media, paid ads, analytics.
Planned — what you will be able to do
- Audit a site for search the way a practitioner does
- Plan content around what people actually search for
- Report on a campaign with numbers that mean something
Not open yet — no enrolment, no price, no waiting list.
Cloud Fundamentals & DevOps Basics
Wave 3 — Azure/AWS, CI/CD.
Planned — what you will be able to do
- Sketch a cloud architecture for a real workload
- Plan a delivery pipeline from commit to production
Not open yet — no enrolment, no price, no waiting list.
Business Analysis & Product Management
Wave 3 — Requirements pack and product roadmap.
Planned — what you will be able to do
- Turn a vague request into clear requirements
- Shape a product roadmap around evidence, not opinion
Not open yet — no enrolment, no price, no waiting list.
Bookkeeping & Canadian Payroll
Wave 3 — QuickBooks, Canadian payroll legislation.
Planned — what you will be able to do
- Keep a set of books in QuickBooks
- Run a Canadian payroll correctly
- Check your own work against the compliance rules
Not open yet — no enrolment, no price, no waiting list.
Supply Chain & Logistics Management
Wave 3 — Logistics plan and inventory model.
Planned — what you will be able to do
- Plan logistics for a real operation
- Model inventory so stock neither runs out nor piles up
Not open yet — no enrolment, no price, no waiting list.
UI/UX Design
Wave 3 — Figma prototype and usability-test report.
Planned — what you will be able to do
- Prototype an interface in Figma
- Test it with real users and report what you learned
Not open yet — no enrolment, no price, no waiting list.
07Graduate work
Marked work, shared with permission
Graduates can share their marked work — anonymised, with their separate consent — in the showcase. Nothing here is a stock testimonial: it is the work itself.
See the graduate showcase → What a finished portfolio looks like →
Work shown anywhere on Practgo is labelled a sample unless it is a graduate's own consented, anonymised work.
08Plans — in plain sight
The price is the price
Basic: CAD 120/year · Pro: CAD 150/year · Executive Add-on later: CAD 49 one-time. Buying Pro outright saves CAD 19 versus Basic plus the Executive Add-on later. No discounts, no countdowns.
09Questions, answered plainly
Before you ask
The questions most platforms dodge, answered the way Practgo answers everything: plainly.
Will this get me a job or a promotion?
No — and we will never promise that. It gives you realistic practice, instructor feedback, and a portfolio that shows what you can do.
Is my work really marked by a human?
Yes. Quizzes are auto-marked at 80%. Practicals, projects, and the capstone are instructor-marked against rubrics, with a 5-working-day standard.
What do I get at the end?
A portfolio of 28 marked assignments and a simple Certificate of Learning. It is not a verified, accredited, or PMI-endorsed credential — and we say so plainly.
10Start free
Start with Module 1. It's free.
The full quiz and one sample practical, human-marked. If the work suits you, choose a plan — if not, you have lost nothing but an afternoon.