About Information Technology
Career-Focused Learning
- Industry-relevant skills and knowledge
- Practical programming and development
- No board exams required
- Continuous learning and updates
Technology Fields
- Software Development
- Web and Mobile Development
- Data Science and Analytics
- Cybersecurity and Networking
Fresh Questions Every Time
Our questions are constantly updated and randomized. No two quiz sessions are the same, ensuring a unique learning experience each time you practice. This helps you prepare more effectively by exposing you to varied question formats.
Programming Fundamentals
Core programming concepts, logic, algorithms
Topics Covered (6)
- Variables and Data Types
- Control Structures (if, loops)
- Functions and Methods
- Arrays and Collections
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Debugging and Testing
Web Development
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks
Topics Covered (6)
- HTML5 and Semantic Markup
- CSS3 and Responsive Design
- JavaScript and ES6+
- Frontend Frameworks (React, Vue, Angular)
- Backend Development (Node.js, PHP)
- APIs and Web Services
Database Management
SQL, NoSQL, database design
Topics Covered (6)
- Relational Database Concepts
- SQL Queries and Commands
- Database Design and Normalization
- NoSQL Databases
- Database Security
- Performance Optimization
Computer Networking
Networks, protocols, infrastructure
Topics Covered (6)
- OSI and TCP/IP Models
- IP Addressing and Subnetting
- Network Protocols (HTTP, FTP, DNS)
- Network Security
- Wireless Networking
- Network Troubleshooting
Cybersecurity Basics
Security, encryption, ethical hacking
Topics Covered (6)
- Information Security Principles
- Cryptography and Encryption
- Network Security
- Web Application Security
- Ethical Hacking Basics
- Security Best Practices
Data Science & Analytics
Data analysis, Python, statistics
Topics Covered (6)
- Statistical Analysis
- Python for Data Science
- Data Visualization
- Machine Learning Basics
- Big Data Concepts
- Data Cleaning and Preprocessing
Mobile App Development
Android, iOS, cross-platform
Topics Covered (6)
- Mobile UI/UX Design
- Android Development
- iOS Development
- Cross-Platform Development
- Mobile APIs and Services
- App Publishing and Distribution
Cloud Computing
AWS, Azure, cloud services
Topics Covered (6)
- Cloud Service Models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
- AWS Fundamentals
- Azure Basics
- Cloud Storage and Databases
- Cloud Security
- DevOps and CI/CD
Software Engineering
SDLC, Agile, project management
Topics Covered (6)
- Software Development Life Cycle
- Agile and Scrum Methodologies
- Version Control (Git)
- Software Testing
- Design Patterns
- Code Quality and Refactoring
IT Fundamentals
Hardware, OS, troubleshooting
Topics Covered (6)
- Computer Hardware Components
- Operating Systems (Windows, Linux, macOS)
- File Systems and Storage
- System Administration
- Hardware and Software Troubleshooting
- IT Support Best Practices
Technology Learning Tips
💡 Best Practices
- • Practice coding regularly - consistency is key
- • Build real projects to apply your knowledge
- • Read documentation and explore official resources
- • Join tech communities and collaborate with others
- • Stay updated with latest technologies and trends
🎯 Career Development
- • Build a portfolio of projects on GitHub
- • Contribute to open-source projects
- • Get certifications (AWS, Azure, Google, etc.)
- • Network with professionals in your field
- • Continuously learn and adapt to new technologies
All Categories Available!
All 10 Technology/IT categories are now live with 830+ comprehensive questions! Practice Programming, Web Development, Database Management, Networking, Cybersecurity, Data Science, Mobile Development, Cloud Computing, Software Engineering, and IT Fundamentals. Questions are constantly updated and randomized for the best learning experience.
IT Certification Paths
Choose your career path and build your expertise with industry-recognized certifications. Each path offers multiple levels from entry to advanced.
Entry Level
- ✓CompTIA A+ - Hardware & software fundamentals
- ✓ITIL Foundation - IT service management basics
- ✓Google IT Support - Technical support skills
Developer
- ✓AWS Developer Associate - Cloud application development
- ✓Azure Developer Associate - Microsoft cloud development
- ✓Google Cloud Developer - GCP application development
Security
- ✓CompTIA Security+ - Cybersecurity fundamentals
- ✓CEH - Certified Ethical Hacker
- ✓CISSP - Advanced security professional
Network
- ✓CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate
- ✓CompTIA Network+ - Network infrastructure
- ✓CCNP - Advanced Cisco networking
Cloud
- ✓AWS Solutions Architect - Cloud architecture design
- ✓Azure Administrator - Azure infrastructure management
- ✓Google Cloud Architect - GCP infrastructure design
Data
- ✓Google Data Analytics - Data analysis fundamentals
- ✓AWS Data Analytics - Big data on AWS
- ✓Microsoft Power BI - Business intelligence
Career Paths & Salary Ranges (Philippines)
Explore different IT career paths and their corresponding salary ranges in the Philippine market. Salaries vary based on experience, skills, company size, and location.
| Career Path | Entry Level | Mid Level (3-5 yrs) | Senior Level (5+ yrs) | Key Skills |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web Developer | ₱25,000 - 40,000 | ₱45,000 - 65,000 | ₱70,000 - 80,000 | HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React/Vue |
| Software Engineer | ₱40,000 - 60,000 | ₱70,000 - 100,000 | ₱120,000 - 150,000 | Java, Python, C++, System Design |
| Data Analyst | ₱35,000 - 50,000 | ₱55,000 - 75,000 | ₱80,000 - 90,000 | SQL, Python, Excel, Power BI |
| Network Administrator | ₱30,000 - 45,000 | ₱50,000 - 60,000 | ₱65,000 - 70,000 | Networking, Cisco, TCP/IP, Security |
| Cybersecurity Analyst | ₱50,000 - 70,000 | ₱80,000 - 100,000 | ₱110,000 - 120,000 | Security Tools, Penetration Testing |
| Cloud Engineer | ₱60,000 - 80,000 | ₱100,000 - 130,000 | ₱150,000 - 180,000 | AWS/Azure/GCP, DevOps, Terraform |
Note: Salary ranges are estimates and may vary based on company size, location (Metro Manila vs. provincial), industry, and individual negotiation. Remote work opportunities may also affect compensation.
16-Week IT Learning Roadmap
A structured self-learning path for aspiring IT professionals. This roadmap is designed for dedicated learners committing 15-20 hours per week.
Weeks 1-4: Fundamentals
Learning Focus:
- • Computer hardware and software basics
- • Operating systems (Windows/Linux)
- • Networking fundamentals
- • Introduction to programming logic
Practice Activities:
- • Set up dual-boot system or VM
- • Practice Linux command line
- • Complete CompTIA A+ practice tests
- • Basic troubleshooting exercises
Weeks 5-8: Specialization
Learning Focus:
- • Choose specialization (Web Dev, Data, Security, etc.)
- • Learn primary programming language
- • Database fundamentals (SQL)
- • Version control with Git/GitHub
Practice Activities:
- • Build simple programs/scripts
- • Create GitHub account and repositories
- • Complete online coding challenges
- • Join coding communities
Weeks 9-12: Projects & Portfolio
Learning Focus:
- • Advanced concepts in specialization
- • Frameworks and tools
- • Best practices and design patterns
- • Testing and debugging techniques
Practice Activities:
- • Build 2-3 portfolio projects
- • Contribute to open-source projects
- • Document projects with README files
- • Create personal portfolio website
Weeks 13-16: Job Preparation
Learning Focus:
- • Technical interview preparation
- • System design concepts
- • Industry trends and technologies
- • Soft skills and communication
Practice Activities:
- • Practice coding interviews (LeetCode, HackerRank)
- • Polish portfolio and resume
- • Network with professionals (LinkedIn)
- • Apply for junior positions or internships
💡 Pro Tips for Success
- • Consistency over intensity: Regular daily practice is better than cramming
- • Build in public: Share your learning journey on social media
- • Learn by teaching: Write blog posts or create tutorials
- • Join communities: Engage with tech communities for support and networking
- • Stay updated: Follow tech news, blogs, and industry leaders
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a Computer Science degree to work in IT?
No, you don't necessarily need a CS degree. While it helps, many successful IT professionals come from bootcamps, self-learning, or other educational backgrounds. What matters most is demonstrating your skills through projects, certifications, and practical experience. Many Philippine tech companies now focus on skills-based hiring rather than degree requirements.
What programming language should I learn first?
For beginners, Python is highly recommended due to its readable syntax and versatility. For web development, start with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If you're interested in mobile apps, consider JavaScript (React Native) or Dart (Flutter). For enterprise applications, Java or C# are solid choices. Choose based on your career goals.
How long does it take to become job-ready in IT?
With dedicated full-time study (6-8 hours daily), you can become job-ready in 3-6 months for entry-level positions. Part-time learners (2-3 hours daily) may take 9-12 months. The timeline depends on your chosen specialization, prior experience, and learning intensity. Focus on building a strong portfolio and gaining practical experience through projects.
Are IT certifications worth it in the Philippines?
Yes, certifications can be valuable, especially for career changers or those without formal IT education. Certifications like CompTIA A+, AWS, Azure, and Cisco are recognized by Philippine employers. However, they should complement, not replace, practical skills and projects. For experienced professionals, advanced certifications (CISSP, CCNP, AWS Professional) can lead to significant salary increases.
Can I work remotely in IT from the Philippines?
Absolutely! The Philippines has a thriving remote work market for IT professionals. Many Filipino developers, designers, and IT specialists work for international companies. Remote positions often offer higher salaries (USD-based) compared to local rates. Popular platforms include Upwork, Toptal, Remote.co, and LinkedIn. Strong English communication skills and a reliable internet connection are essential.
What are the best free resources for learning IT?
Top free resources include: FreeCodeCamp (web development), The Odin Project (full-stack), CS50 (computer science fundamentals), YouTube (Traversy Media, Programming with Mosh), Codecademy (interactive lessons), Khan Academy (programming basics), and GitHub (open-source projects). For certifications, consider Google IT Support Certificate and AWS Free Tier.
How do I build a strong IT portfolio?
Build 3-5 diverse projects that showcase different skills. Include: (1) A personal website/portfolio, (2) A full-stack web application with database, (3) An API or backend service, (4) A mobile app or specialized project in your field, (5) Contributions to open-source projects. Use GitHub to host code, write detailed README files, deploy projects live (Netlify, Heroku, Vercel), and document your problem-solving process.
What are the best entry-level IT jobs in the Philippines?
Top entry-level positions include: Junior Web Developer (₱25k-40k), Technical Support Specialist (₱20k-30k), QA Tester (₱25k-35k), Junior Data Analyst (₱30k-40k), IT Help Desk (₱18k-25k), and Junior DevOps Engineer (₱35k-50k). BPO companies, startups, and digital agencies are often hiring. Focus on companies that invest in training and career growth.