Individuals and employees
- Work on a current professional learning need in a targeted way.
- Discover fitting topics, also beyond your current role.
- Use a single session or deepen your knowledge across fitting sessions.
skillyo by oose
skillyo offers live online sessions of 90 to 180 minutes: one date, one topic, guided by a trainer in small groups. You learn exactly what is coming up in your work. You book single sessions or combine several into a learning path, and you pay with credits. Every date is open to everyone, to companies as well as to individuals.
The figures describe oose as a whole.
For individuals and companies
Skills for your daily work
These are the sessions available right now. skillyo is being built, the programme is growing. Every session has live dates you can book.
If you want to classify risks in your team properly: you distinguish project and product risks, build a risk board and derive test priorities with the QualityTree.
150 Credits
If you want to know whether your test figures are worth anything: you critically check metrics for transparency and validity and apply an assessment method.
150 Credits
If questions are open in your testing work: you bring your questions, the group prioritises them and the trainer answers in a practical way. You leave with solutions and next steps.
150 / 180 Credits
If you want to clarify what “done” means before the first code: you write acceptance criteria so they are testable (ATDD, acceptance test-driven development) and turn them into tests that can be automated.
150 Credits
If testing and quality should find their place in DevOps: you learn the three core pillars of DevOps and decide whether shift left, shift right or both fits you.
150 Credits
If testing should be more than working through click paths: you design and run tests at the same time and derive test ideas from observations.
150 Credits
If you need to decide what is worth automating: you select automation candidates and build tests so they stay stable and maintainable.
150 Credits
If you want to support your testing work with a small tool of your own without being able to program: you let AI generate code (vibe coding) and assess and improve the result.
150 Credits
If test execution should no longer happen alone: you learn roles and flow of pair and ensemble testing, where several people test together.
150 Credits
If user stories are understood differently in your team: you check them with 3C and INVEST and write acceptance criteria that can be tested.
150 Credits
If an architecture decision needs to be traceable: you derive influencing factors from a case example, weigh options by risk and document the choice as an Architecture Decision Record (ADR).
150 Credits
If domain boundaries in a distributed system are unclear: you cut bounded contexts with domain-driven design and capture their relationships in a context map.
150 Credits
If you want to hand responsibility to your team more clearly as a leader: you make decision spaces visible with the Delegation Board. No prior knowledge needed.
180 Credits
If situations at work challenge you emotionally: you recognise your personal triggers and learn techniques to react more calmly.
150 Credits
If you tend to keep questions and mistakes about AI to yourself: you learn about psychological safety (after Amy Edmondson) and practise voicing your own questions and concerns.
150 Credits
If working with AI stresses you: you analyse your AI stress with the stress traffic light (after Gert Kaluza) and find out where you can start.
150 Credits
Tell us which session interests you. We will tell you suitable dates and how to book. Several sessions can be combined into a learning path; we work out what that can look like for your roles in a conversation.
Learn live and apply what you know
Every session takes place online as a webinar, led by a trainer. You ask questions, exchange experience and make sense of results together. Exercises let you apply the topic straight away.
A session is a self-contained module on one topic. You book it on its own when a topic comes up in your daily work.
A learning path connects several sessions into one competence area when you want to deepen a topic step by step. We work out together what a path can look like for your roles.
Plan budget and participation
Credits are the balance you pay skillyo sessions with. A company books a shared allowance. People then sign up for sessions when a topic comes up, without starting a new procurement process each time.
It is decided which credit package will be booked.
Teams or individuals get access to the available credits.
Learners pick sessions from the programme or follow an agreed learning path.
| Level | Credits | Value, net |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | 150 | €90 |
| Intermediate | 180 | €108 |
Example: 300 credits (€180 net) cover two entry-level sessions. All prices net of VAT.
Duration and validity of the allowance are agreed individually. Individuals can take part too; every date is open to everyone.
Choose the right learning format
| Criterion | skillyo | Public course | In-house training |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope | A session takes 90 to 180 minutes. | Usually several days. | Content that fits your projects. |
| Fits when | a single topic is coming up or you want to build a competence area over several short sessions. | a topic needs focused time, a wider subject arc, a certification or deliberate distance from daily work. | a whole team is to work on its own cases and build a shared language. |
| Learn more | This page | To our topics | – |
The formats can be combined, for example a skillyo session before or after a course.
Answers on organisation and participation
Anything left unanswered here we are happy to clarify in a conversation. skillyo is being built.
No. skillyo works without your own learning management system: booking, dates and credit balance run through skillyo. If you do use an LMS, we discuss the connection case by case.
skillyo sessions run in small groups so questions and exchange stay possible. The exact maximum depends on the format.
Sessions take place online, usually via Microsoft Teams.
From choice to participation
Tell us which session or topic interests you and how many people want to learn. If you only have a single topic in mind, name the session. We talk through which sessions, dates and credits fit and how booking works.