SchoolWhool offers five learning tracks: Python, Data Tools, Maths, Statistics and Machine Learning. Free accounts save quiz progress and access opening-module samples. The optional paid AI Job Hunting Agent finds employer-posted roles, checks fit against a résumé and preferences, and offers daily picks. Users confirm which roles to tailor, review résumé changes against their own experience with undo, and apply on the employer’s website. A private pipeline tracks applications. The remaining Courses plan is not on sale yet.SchoolWhool helps people build practical Python and machine learning skills and then prepare for their job search. Its learning path covers five tracks: Python, Data Tools, Maths, Statistics and Machine Learning. Learners can explore public outlines, lesson parts, key terms, free videos and interview questions before creating an account. A free account adds quizzes, answers, saved progress and opening-module samples, including Stage 0 Python and the opening modules of each track. Modules include practice, common mistakes, projects, notebooks and reference material according to the account’s access. The Courses plan for the remaining material is not on sale yet.
The optional paid AI Job Hunting Agent searches employer career boards, matches roles to the person’s résumé and preferences, and checks a daily shortlist with AI. It explains why each reviewed role fits and what gaps the person should consider. Daily picks help the person choose which applications to prepare. Nothing is tailored until the person confirms their choices. Résumé edits use the person’s own experience, are shown against the original text and include undo. Cover letters are prepared for selected roles. The person applies on the employer’s website.
A private application pipeline keeps saved roles, prepared documents and application stages together. The public job catalogue and free email job alerts are available separately. SchoolWhool runs in a web browser and is designed for learners and job seekers who want to connect practical learning with a more organized application workflow.
