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Small experiments.
Big quantum discoveries.
Start from zero. Learn what a qubit is, build your first circuits and grow into a confident quantum explorer—one friendly lesson at a time.
17 guided lessonsNo coding neededLearn at your paceCertificate included
Explore the full lesson map →A little learning. A little trying. A lot of discovery.
How each lesson works
Make it happen
Move a switch, try a gate or run an experiment. See what changes.
Earn your progress
Answer 10 questions. Score 8 or more to pass. Read helpful feedback and try again whenever you need.
A milestone worth keeping
A certificate with your name on it.
Pass the quiz after each of the 17 lessons and earn a personalised Pi Leo Academy Certificate of Completion, featuring the academy symbol, issue date and certificate number.
It recognises completion of this introductory course. It is not an accredited school or professional qualification.
Optional real-world adventure
Yes, you can try a real quantum computer.
IBM’s Open Plan offers up to 10 minutes of quantum processor time per rolling 28-day window. An approved IBM Classroom Account lets teachers set up student access without credit card details. Availability and account eligibility are controlled by IBM.
Practise with our simulator first, then use the supervised IBM Quantum Composer guide. The hardware activity is optional; your certificate depends on passing the 17 quizzes.
Read IBM's classroom access guide ↗