METHOD
You log in. You press Continue. You type the next lesson. You do not pick a mode until the alphabet, Shift, punctuation, and numbers are honest.
Muscle memory, not talent. You will feel slower before you feel faster. That dip is the old habit dying.
Index fingers on the F and J bumps. Every other key is a reach and a return.
Then mix them with what you already know. Do not skip ahead to speed tests.
A lesson fails below the accuracy floor even if you feel fast. Then the gym.
Unit 0
How to start
Home row, how to sit, and your first taps.
Unit 1
Home row
Index fingers first. Return home after every tap.
Unit 2
Top row
Reach up, strike, come home.
Unit 3
Bottom row
The rest of the alphabet, including the awkward B.
Unit 4
Shift and capitals
Opposite Shift. Never Caps Lock.
Unit 5
Punctuation
The marks adults actually type.
Unit 6
Number row
Dates, phones, money.
Unit 7
Fluency
Real words, real notes, real stamina.
Unit 8
Speed to Pro
Weak keys, pace, look-ahead, and five quiet minutes.
Practice the exam as often as you like. The official attempt is five minutes. SpeedKeys certificates are proficiency records, not accredited employment papers. Each exam unlocks after a dress rehearsal at the same speed and duration.
Level 1
Foundation Typist
The alphabet by touch. 25 net WPM, 95%.
Level 2
Everyday Typist
Office English with numbers. 40 net WPM, 95%.
Level 3
Professional Typist
The hiring standard. 60 net WPM, 97%.
Level 4
Advanced Typist
Five quiet minutes. 80 net WPM, 98%.
Level 5
SpeedKeys Pro
Rare, earned, trusted. 100 net WPM, 98%.