15-Minute Daily Typing Practice Plan for Beginners
Minutes 1 to 5: Lessons
Follow one lesson in Lessons mode. Start with the home row, then move on step by step.
Minutes 6 to 10: Timed test
Take a 5 minute test on a topic you like and note your WPM.
Minutes 11 to 15: Game
Play typing games to keep practice fun. After 30 days you will see a clear difference.
How to adjust the plan
If you have more time
Add a second test or extra lessons in the evening.
If you miss a day
Do not quit. Restart the next day with a short 5 minute session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 15 minutes a day enough?
Yes, regular short practice works well.
What should I do first?
Start with one lesson.
How many days a week should I practice?
Daily is best, but aim for at least five days.
What is the best time to practice?
Any time you can stay consistent.
Should I use tests or lessons?
Use both: lessons to learn and tests to measure.
How long until I see results?
Many people see progress in about a month.
What if I feel tired?
Do a shorter session instead of skipping.
Can kids follow this plan?
Yes, with easier lessons and the Letter Rain game.
Do games count as practice?
Yes, as a fun warm-up.
How do I track progress?
Write your WPM and accuracy once a week.