English Typing Course
30 days, 30 levels. Each day has 5 short lessons and a gated exam — pass it to unlock the next day. Start at Day 1, whatever your current typing level.
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Home Row — Left Hand
Meet A, S, D, F — where your left-hand fingers rest.
Home Row — Right Hand
Meet J, K, L, ; — where your right-hand fingers rest.
Home Row Combined
Both hands together on the home row — the foundation of touch typing.
Index Reaches — G & H
Stretch your index fingers inward to complete the home row.
Top Row — E & I
Reach up to two of the most common letters in English.
Top Row — R & U
Two more top-row reaches, still under your index fingers.
Top Row Complete
Finish the top row: Q, W, T, Y, O, P.
Bottom Row — Inner Keys
Drop down to C, N, V, M — the easier bottom-row reaches.
Bottom Row Complete
The last stretch: X, Z, B, and basic punctuation , . /
Full Alphabet Review
Every letter is unlocked — time to start typing real words.
Capital Letters
Bring the Shift key into your rhythm without breaking stride.
Capitals in Context
Capitalizing names and sentence starts, the way real writing does.
Common Short Words
The short, high-frequency words that make up most everyday typing.
Common Longer Words
Stepping up to five- and six-letter words without losing rhythm.
Numbers — 1 to 5
Move up to the number row without looking down.
Numbers — 6 to 0
Finish the number row.
Punctuation Deep Dive
! ? : ; " ' — the marks that shape real sentences.
Symbols
@ # $ % & * - _ + — the keys office and code work both lean on.
Numbers & Symbols Mixed
Combine numbers, punctuation, and symbols in the same passage.
Common Word Patterns
th, sh, ch, ing, tion — the letter clusters that show up everywhere.
Short Sentences
Your first full sentences — short, simple, and complete.
Sentences With Punctuation
Commas, questions, and exclamations inside real sentences.
Medium Sentences
Longer, more natural sentences with varied structure.
Sentences With Numbers
Real writing mixes words and numbers — so does this level.
Short Paragraphs
Your first multi-sentence passages, kept short and easy.
Medium Paragraphs
Longer passages that keep a steady rhythm going.
Longer Paragraphs
Full-length passages, similar to our standard typing tests.
Speed Building
Familiar words and structures — now pushing for real speed.
Accuracy Under Pressure
Harder vocabulary, same expectation: stay clean at speed.
Final Challenge — Pro Level
The graduation exam. Pass this and you've finished the course.
How the Course Works
Each of the 30 days is a self-contained level: a short set of 5 lessons, followed by an exam. Lessons introduce new keys, words, or sentence patterns one step at a time; the exam at the end of the day checks that you can actually type that day's material at a rising WPM and accuracy threshold. Pass the exam and the next day unlocks. Fail it, and you simply try again — there's no limit on attempts and no penalty for retrying.
The 30-Day Arc
| Days | Focus | What You'll Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1–9 | Key placement | Home row, top row, bottom row — one key group at a time |
| 10–14 | Real words | Full alphabet, capital letters, common short and long words |
| 15–20 | Numbers & symbols | Number row, punctuation, symbols, and word patterns |
| 21–24 | Sentences | Short to medium full sentences with real punctuation |
| 25–30 | Paragraphs | Multi-sentence passages, finishing with a pro-level exam |
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to complete the course in 30 actual calendar days?
No — "30 days" describes the number of levels, not a deadline. Go at your own pace; a level stays unlocked once you reach it, and there's no time limit on any lesson or exam.
What happens if I fail a level's exam?
Nothing bad — you just retake it. There's no penalty and no limit on attempts. The next day stays locked until you clear the WPM and accuracy threshold, which is the whole point: each level should actually be mastered before you move on.
Is my progress saved if I close the browser?
Yes, progress is saved automatically in your browser. Note that it's tied to this browser/device — clearing your browser data or switching devices will reset it, since the course doesn't require an account yet.
I already know how to type. Can I skip ahead?
Not yet — levels unlock sequentially by passing each exam. If you're already fast, the early exams should take you seconds to clear, so you'll move through the beginner levels quickly rather than being stuck on them.