SchoolWhool

SchoolWhool combines practical machine learning courses with Python and an optional paid AI Job Hunting Agent. Its course catalogue covers five tracks: Python, Data Tools, Maths, Statistics and Machine Learning. Public outlines, available lesson parts, key terms, free videos and interview questions let visitors explore the approach before signing in. The course player keeps the track outline beside the current page and provides previous and next navigation through lessons and module resources.

A free account adds quizzes, quiz answers, coins and saved learning progress. It opens additional material for Stage 0 Python and the opening modules of the other tracks. Module resources include practice, common mistakes, use cases, cheat sheets, interview questions, projects and notebooks according to the account’s access. The remaining Courses plan is not on sale yet. Joining the learner community does not automatically grant course access.

The public job catalogue links to roles on employers’ own career pages. Visitors can browse the catalogue and confirm an email address for free matching job alerts. Applications are completed on the employer’s website. The paid AI Job Hunting Agent uses the account owner’s résumé and preferences to match roles, check a daily shortlist with AI, and explain fit and gaps. It does not claim an employer’s ATS score or predict hiring outcomes.

Daily picks help the person choose which roles to prepare. Nothing is tailored until those choices are confirmed. The agent then prepares résumé changes and a cover letter for selected roles. Changes use the person’s own experience, are shown against the original text and include undo. The original résumé remains intact. The paid plan includes up to 300 tailored résumés and cover letters per calendar month. Current subscription prices appear on the pricing page for the visitor’s region.

A private application pipeline organizes saved roles, prepared documents and application stages. One account serves both products, while the workspace focuses on the job agent and the courses use the public course player. Marketing previews label their sample data as demonstrations. SchoolWhool runs in a web browser and is built and taught by Gaurav Jain, an AI engineer and startup CTO with a master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence and published deep-learning research.