About OmniLearn
OmniLearn is a place to learn technical skills without paying to get started. Here's where it comes from and how it runs.
Why
The starting point is simple: good resources for learning to code, secure a system or work with data exist, but they're scattered, often paywalled from the first lesson, and rarely built as a real path. We wanted somewhere you can start straight away, for free, and progress at your own pace.
How it works
Every course opens with two free lessons. If it clicks, a free account opens the rest of the free courses: the quizzes, progress tracking, badges and the leaderboard. Paid courses are bought one at a time, once, and stay open afterwards. The gamification isn't decoration, it helps you keep going where a lot of people give up.
Who runs it
OmniLearn is operated by OmniLearnConsultingCommerce LLC, a company registered in Wyoming (United States). Part of the catalogue is written in-house, the rest comes from independent instructors whose courses are read through before they go live. Nothing is scraped together from around the web.
The company was founded in December 2025 (Wyoming filing number 2025-001830698). Its mailing address is 447 Broadway, 2nd Floor, Suite 3259, New York, NY 10013, and its company page is at https://www.linkedin.com/company/omnilearnconsultingcommerce/
The teaching team
The courses are written by a team of instructors, not by one person, and each of them sticks to the field they already teach: Microsoft Azure cloud (AZ-900, with AZ-104 in the works), network security and firewall deployment, and machine learning basics. Part of the team also teaches in a French high school alongside professional training work.
- Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT), active in 2026: Microsoft's accreditation to deliver its official curriculum.
- Official Azure security sessions (AZ-500) delivered in 2026 to corporate trainees.
Every lesson carries a verification date: on that day its content was checked against the vendor's official documentation, and it is revised when the exam blueprint changes. Labs are recorded on real environments, an Azure subscription or an OPNsense firewall running in a virtual machine, never on a mock-up. No instructor name appears on the courses: the team signs them, and the team fixes them when you report a mistake to info@omnilearn.org.
The business model
Two free lessons on every course, no account and no card. After that, part of the catalogue stays free and part is bought one course at a time, with no subscription, no hidden paywall and no reselling of your data. On a course sold by an independent instructor, 70 % of the price goes to them and 30 % funds the platform: hosting, reading courses before they go live, payment fees. Donations are still open, and they are what keeps the free half free.
What's next
The catalogue grows course by course. If you want to suggest a topic, report a mistake or just say hello, the address is info@omnilearn.org.