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Posted by Matt Fuller
Matt Fuller
8,831 Points

How do I find which course is the next step in my learning track?

When I started using treehouse, initially I wanted a career in back end web development, therefore I started learning Python. Since this decision I have redirected my focus and have decided I want to start with front end, then eventually work my way over to rear end to become full stack (hopefully).

So now I've started to learn HTML, I've completed the basics course and I'm clueless as to which course to do next, surely there must be some sort of order to them?

With Python, I often got the next course recommended after finishing the one I was currently working on, but now with HTML I still get recommended the python courses which I no longer wish to pursue.

Is there any way to stop Treehouse from recommending me the Python courses?

1 Answer

Matt Fuller
Matt Fuller
8,831 Points

You're amazing. I had already started this course though I didn't realise Treehouse used "tracks", and by clicking your link I found the "change track" button.

Thanks again.