Pick your path — Data, Cybersecurity, or AI — and get a real, step-by-step plan to start moving into tech. Built for complete beginners.
The Door Is Open (Why Now) — why tech roles are among the fastest-growing jobs worldwide, and why confusion, not ability, is what holds beginners back
The Three Paths (Pick Yours) — a plain-English tour of Data, Cybersecurity, and AI, plus the Path Quiz in your workbook that points you to your path
Path A: Data Analyst (No Code to Start) — what a data analyst really does day to day, the tools of the trade, and the free learning route to get going
Path B: Cybersecurity (Protecting Systems) — what the work looks like, what the job market for beginners really looks like right now, and an honest picture of the effort it takes
Path C: AI & Software (The Fastest-Growing Area) — why AI skills are among the fastest-growing in the world, the steepest start, and where a total beginner should begin
The 90-Day Starter Plan (Do This) — the spine of the course: a concrete 90-day plan in three blocks, with a weekly tracker, and how to actually stick with it
Proof Without a Degree (Portfolio & CV) — how to show real skill with no formal qualifications, using a simple portfolio and a CV that doesn't lean on experience
Your First Income (Job or Freelance) — where the work actually is, how to apply, and what to realistically expect in your first six months
Zero to Tech doesn't teach you everything about technology. It gives you one thing most beginners never get: clarity, and a real plan.
Here's how it works. You take a short quiz that points you toward the path that fits you best — Data, Cybersecurity, or AI. Then you follow a plain-English course built around that path, and a 90-day starter plan that tells you exactly what to do first, second, and third.
No guessing what to learn. No fifty open tabs. No code required to begin.
This won't turn you into an expert overnight, and nobody can promise you a job or an income — see the full disclaimer below. What this does give you is a real, working starting point: a path that fits you, a plan you can actually follow, and language you'll understand.

Path A — Data Analyst
The most beginner-friendly path. No code needed to start — spreadsheets, dashboards, and finding the story hiding inside the numbers.

Path B — Cybersecurity
Protecting systems and data from attackers. A well-documented skills gap, but beginner roles are competitive. Expect real, steady effort, not a shortcut.

Path C — AI & Software
Among the fastest-growing jobs worldwide, and the steepest start. Learning to use AI tools well and picking up the basic building blocks.
Still not sure? Lesson 2 points you to the Path Quiz in your workbook, so you don't have to guess.
Zero to Tech is fully self-paced. There's no live class and no schedule to keep, just short video lessons presented by Jerome's AI avatar, made from his own face and voice, plus a workbook you can use over and over.
Format: Short video lessons (Jerome's AI avatar, slides and narration) and a downloadable, fillable workbook.
Length: Each lesson runs about 1½ to 2½ minutes. All 8 lessons plus the welcome add up to about 17 minutes of video, short on purpose, so your time goes into doing the plan, not watching.
Pace: Watch it all in one sitting, or one lesson a day over a week. It's built to fit around your life, not the other way around.
After the lessons: You move into the 90-day starter plan at your own speed. We suggest 30 to 45 minutes a day in the early weeks.
Access: Once you're in, the lessons and workbook are yours to revisit any time.
Zero to Tech costs £47. That's it — one price, one payment, full access to all 8 lessons and the workbook.
There's no countdown clock, no "only a few spots left," and no inflated "was £297" price tag next to it. £47 is what it costs.
Real answers, no hype — including the honest one about results.
No. Zero to Tech is built for complete beginners. No degree, and no code needed to start any of the three paths.
Lesson 2 points you to the Path Quiz in your workbook: five quick questions that point you toward Data, Cybersecurity, or AI based on how you answer. If you're still not sure after the quiz, in our view Data is the most beginner-friendly place to start, and the skills carry over into the other two paths.
No — and we'd rather tell you that plainly than promise something we can't back up. This is training and information only. It doesn't guarantee a job, income, or any specific result. What you get out of it depends on your own effort, time, and circumstances. What Zero to Tech does give you is a real, honest starting point: a path that fits you, and a plan to follow.
The course and workbook are yours to keep and revisit whenever you're ready. There's no deadline and no live schedule. Pick it back up whenever it fits your week.
This is training and information only. It doesn't guarantee a job, income, or any specific result. What you get out of it depends on your own effort, time, and circumstances.
Any certifications mentioned in the course (like Google Career Certificates or CompTIA Security+) are described factually, as options to look into — not promises about how fast you'll finish them or what they cost. Prices and programs change, so always check current details yourself before signing up for anything.
You don't need a degree. You don't need to already know how to code. You need a clear plan — and that's exactly what Zero to Tech gives you.
Pick your path. Follow the plan. Start moving.
Jerome Mensah, trading as Zero to Tech · 4th Floor, 18 St. Cross Street, London EC1N 8UN · [email protected]