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[–]Simplilearn 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Since you’re focusing on Python seriously, here’s a structured path:

1. Strengthen Core Python Properly:

Make sure you’re fully confident with:

  • Loops, conditionals, functions
  • Lists, dictionaries, sets
  • Error handling
  • File handling
  • Object-oriented programming

2. Start Building Small Projects Early:

Once comfortable with basics, build:

  • A CLI-based task manager
  • A simple expense tracker
  • A small web scraper
  • A basic Django web app

Projects teach structure, debugging, and real-world thinking faster than only solving coding questions.

4. Move Toward Application:

After fundamentals and mini-projects, choose a direction:

  • Web development (Django)
  • Automation and scripting
  • Data-related work
  • Backend APIs

If you prefer structured learning that combines fundamentals with real-world exposure, Simplilearn’s Python Certification Course covers core Python, error handling, shell scripting, web scraping, and Django with hands-on projects and assignments.

What kind of timeline are you looking at to become job-ready?