From exploring a new profession to creating your own course, EvoluteMe brings lessons, practice, skill development and knowledge sharing together.
Start with your goal, clarify your level and follow an adaptable route.
Tell us what you want to achieve.
Choose a suitable starting point.
Learn with materials and practical tasks.
Choose an author’s programme and move through its stages at your own pace.
Explore the topics and content.
Move at a pace that works for you.
Apply what you learn in practice.
Assessment and adaptation apply to personal courses. Ready-made courses follow their author’s programme.
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Describe what you want to learn and why. Initial assessment helps establish your starting point, and your route adapts as learning continues.
For example, a distribution professional exploring IT can build on familiar processes, study the foundations and try representative tasks before choosing a new career.
Choose an author’s course when you want a structured path through a topic. Explore its content and information about the author and publisher in the catalogue.
For example, explore an introductory career course, study its first topics and decide whether to continue. Ready-made courses follow the author’s programme; initial assessment applies to personal courses.
Read an explanation, complete a task and understand the result. Hints and feedback help you identify a difficult step and practise it with purpose.
For example, write a workplace email asking about a deadline, review your wording and practise a similar situation rather than memorising a word list.
Keep your courses and their current state in one place. See which skills you have developed, what you are working on and what comes next.
For example, after a break, reopen your course, find your current stage and revisit a difficult skill without collecting scattered bookmarks and notes.
Groups bring participants, courses and results into a shared space. Roles help organise access and responsibilities; family scenarios include child learning profiles.
For example, a parent helps a child revisit a school topic, while a team uses a shared course to learn a workplace process. Information access depends on roles and workspace settings.
The workshop helps you build a coherent programme: define skills, prepare lessons, text, tasks and materials, and preview the course before publication.
For example, a tutor turns notes into skills and lessons, adds tasks and prepares a catalogue publication. Publishing and available tools depend on permissions, checks and plan.
Bring courses together under your brand and work as a team. A public storefront introduces your publisher and programmes to prospective learners.
For example, a small education project presents its courses with consistent branding. Sign-in, course purchase and learning continue in the main application.
Choose your appearance and language, manage your profile, notifications and learning preferences, and fit lessons into everyday life.
For example, choose a quiet dark theme and larger text in the evening, then use an available voice mode for conversation practice. Voice depends on connected services and access conditions.
A personal course starts with your goal and an initial assessment. A ready-made course follows the author’s programme.
Yes. Learning tasks, use cases and feature descriptions are open on the website. They help you understand the approach before creating an account.
Points are used for supported learning and creation operations and course purchases. Exact allowances depend on the confirmed product configuration.
Basic is $120 and Extended is $250 for a year, paid once. Refund terms are explained on the refunds page.
Return to your course and continue from your saved stage. Practice and revision help you recall the material without searching for the programme and notes again.
Families can use child profiles and learn together. A parent or guardian helps choose a goal and organise learning; participant access is defined by roles.
Voice helps you listen to explanations and interact with learning material. Available modes depend on connected services and settings; voice input requires microphone permission.
AI helps clarify your goal, explain material using your experience and work through a learning task. It helps adapt personal courses and assists authors with materials. Check AI answers, particularly for important practical decisions.
