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# Learner Quick Start

Welcome to Wayfor. This guide helps you get oriented and start learning in under 3 minutes.

As a learner, you can browse available courses, complete lessons and assessments, and track your progress toward training goals.

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**Who is this for?** Learners
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## Your Home Dashboard

When you log in, you land on the **Home** page. This is your central hub for tracking what needs your attention.

The Home page has two tabs:

* **My tasks** (default) - Shows courses with upcoming deadlines and a countdown timer
* **My courses** - Quick overview of your enrolled courses

![Learner Home Overview page, My tasks tab selected in the top right next to My courses; single task card for "Business Writing" with subtitle "Writing clear emails, reports, and proposals", red "2 days left" badge, and dark blue "Let's Start!" button on the right. Left sidebar shows Home, My Courses, Explore, Training Schedule, Notifications (5), and user George Zarkadas (Learner)](https://1540991871-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F1lKGIWJWcNwQu3kxzBSH%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-9569ed4675a68638e62b1a4f87e2d744fe8fc5b6%2Fhome-my-tasks.png?alt=media)

Click **Let's Start!** on any task card to jump directly into that course.

## Finding Courses

There are two ways courses appear in your account:

### Self-enrollment

Browse available courses yourself:

1. Click **Explore** in the sidebar
2. Browse public courses your organization offers
3. Click **Enroll Now** on any course that interests you
4. Confirm your enrollment in the popup

After enrolling, you have immediate access to start learning.

### Assigned courses

Your manager or admin may enroll you in required training. When this happens:

* The course appears in **My Courses**
* You receive an in-app notification
* You receive an email confirmation

No action needed on your part - the course is ready to start.

## Taking a Course

The typical learning flow:

1. **Course View** - See the course overview, chapters, and your progress percentage
2. **Lessons** - Read content, view images, and interact with embedded documents
3. **Assessments** - Test your knowledge with quizzes
4. **Completion** - When you finish all content, a congratulations message appears

Use the sidebar navigation to move between lessons, or click **Continue Learning** to pick up where you left off.

## Tracking Deadlines

Stay on top of your training schedule:

* **Home > My tasks** - See courses with deadlines and countdown timers
* **Training Schedule** - Calendar view of all your deadlines by month, week, or list

## Next steps

Ready to dive deeper? Explore these guides:

* [Explore the course catalog](/learning/learning/courses/explore-the-course-catalog.md)
* [Enroll in a course](/learning/learning/courses/enroll-in-a-course.md)
* [Navigate lessons](/learning/learning/lessons-and-assessments/navigate-lessons.md)
* [Take assessments](/learning/learning/lessons-and-assessments/take-assessments.md)
* [Use the training calendar](/learning/learning/schedule-and-deadlines/use-the-training-calendar.md)


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