Do you want to start learning to program but don’t know where to begin? Or perhaps you’re interested in IT and looking for free resources to develop your skills at your own pace?
Check out the Try IT Foundation’s YouTube channel. You’ll find educational materials, courses, and recordings to help you take the next step in the world of new technologies—whether you’re just starting out or already have some programming experience.
👉 Visit the Try IT Foundation YouTube channel
Learning to program step-by-step
Starting your IT journey isn’t always easy. The sheer number of programming languages, technologies, and tools available can be overwhelming at first. Python, Java, JavaScript, React, GitHub… Where should you actually start?
That’s why we focus on practical, accessible learning on our channel.
You can watch our videos whenever you have time - at home, on your way to class, or simply whenever you feel like learning something new. You don’t need to know every technology right away; all you need is curiosity and a willingness to learn.
Free IT courses on YouTube
On the Try IT Foundation channel, we publish content covering programming and technologies used in the IT industry.
You’ll find material on topics such as:
- Java,
- React and TypeScript,
- GitHub and working with code,
- app development,
- tools used by programmers,
- and various aspects of starting a career in IT.
It’s a great starting point for anyone—whether you’re just considering learning to program or looking to organize your knowledge and practice specific concepts.
React and hands-on practice, not just theory
One example of the content available on our channel is a course on React.
While learning, you’ll not only grasp the fundamentals of the technology but also see what working with code looks like in practice. Topics covered include GitHub, components, application state, and React hooks, alongside a project that lets you apply the knowledge you’ve gained.
After all, learning to program is about more than just memorizing definitions.
You learn the most when you try to build something yourself - making mistakes, searching for solutions, and figuring out why your code works (or why it absolutely refuses to).
Not sure if IT is for you?
That’s completely normal. Not everyone who takes an interest in technology immediately knows whether they want to be a programmer, tester, UX designer, project manager, or a specialist in another area of IT. That’s why it’s worth giving it a try first.
Free online educational materials let you see if programming really interests you without having to invest a lot of money in courses. You can pick a specific topic, watch a video, complete an exercise, and decide if you want to learn more.
And if the answer is yes—that’s just the beginning.
IT is for people who want to learn
At the Try IT Foundation, we believe that new technologies should be more accessible. That’s why we create and share free educational materials to help you start or advance your journey in IT. YouTube is one of the places where we share our knowledge. So, if you:
- want to start learning to program,
- are looking for a free IT course,
- are interested in Python, Java, React, or TypeScript,
- want to better understand what working with code is like,
- or are simply wondering if the world of IT is right for you,
check out our YouTube channel.
You might just find the material there that kicks off your own IT journey.
🎥 Visit the Try IT Foundation YouTube channel
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About the Try IT Foundation
The Try IT Foundation is dedicated to technology education and expanding access to IT-related knowledge. We organize free courses, training sessions, workshops, and educational projects, helping those interested in new technologies acquire new skills and consciously develop their career paths.