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Dilfuza Karimova

Python for the work you already do.

Self-paced courses and cheat sheets for people changing careers. Learn at your own desk, keep them for good.

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About

Hi, I’m Dilfuza. I teach Python to people who never planned to code.

I spent six years in logistics, copying numbers between spreadsheets every Monday. Then I wrote my first script and got my Mondays back.

Now I teach small workshops in Berlin and put the same lessons online: short videos, real files from real offices, and no maths you don’t need.

By week two my monthly report ran itself. I still can’t quite believe it.
Jonas, warehouse planner
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Small scripts, every Tuesday

One thing you can automate this week, explained in five minutes, with the file to try it on. 6,200 readers.

One email a week. Leave whenever you like.

FAQ

Before you start

Still unsure which one is for you? Write to me and I’ll answer myself.

Do I need to know any code?

No. Python for the office starts from installing Python. If you can use a spreadsheet, you can follow it.

Which course should I take first?

Start with Python for the office. Take Pandas in a week once you can write a short script, or straight away if you already can.

How long can I watch the lessons?

For as long as the course exists, including every update. Watch at your own pace; there are no start dates.

What do I need on my computer?

A laptop with Windows, macOS or Linux and about 2 GB of free space. Everything we install is free.

Can my employer pay?

Yes. Add the company name at checkout and the invoice is made out to them, with VAT shown.

Is the cheat-sheet pack printable?

Yes. It comes as one PDF in A4 and Letter, in colour and in a print-friendly black and white.