jump_oats_b3 and jump_home(_b2?) have a good difficulty curve for newer jumpers imo. They start quite basic but get fairly challenging towards the end. Nothing impossible.

Thanks, I'll be sure to check them out.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qCdzatbS0L211QXLd06t9O5GW0y2NLGvYqxjfeAxKVs/edit#gid=668315749
just look through the list and find some maps that you've completed and then look for new ones you haven't played at a similar tier

personally I like 4starters because it goes from super easy to decently hard

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LcGfNOfIxFF21I5KWSCM0kEu4X4A9W3ngWFouprGJuo/edit#gid=0
this one doesnt have the difficulty marked but the links to each map come with this spreadsheet

easy:
beef
rckteer
rush
orange
4starters, though it has a big skill curve from ezpz to ending up at the harder end of intermediate

intermediate:
eons
pagoda
jurf
cheval
tholos
littleman
momentum
above
annex
quba

demo jumping is imo harder initially but ends up being just as hard, though quite fundamentally different
glhf

here are just a few maps that are commonly played

start by completing all very easy and easy maps, then dig in to the medium map pool which has much more variation in difficulty and content

very easy:
jump_rush

easy:
jump_ballin_a3
jump_beef
jump_beefmas
jump_beyond_b3
jump_bigbutt_b1
jump_blossom_s3f
jump_competitive_b2
jump_einfache_b1 (old and bad)
jump_elephant_a2
jump_eons_b2
jump_excavation_final
jump_exile_v3
jump_hobo (old and bad)
jump_impact
jump_linear_final_fix
jump_orange_v2
jump_orbital_rc1
jump_purecio_b2
jump_revenge (first course only)
jump_seven
jump_what (first course only, intended for demo so kinda hard for an easy course)
rj_rckteer
rj_rckteer_adv

medium:
jump_above_rc1
jump_adventure
jump_arctic_a2
jump_aris_a3
jump_asshole_a3 (flamboyant)
jump_ayers_v2
jump_babylon
jump_benny
jump_benroads_a5 (on the harder end of medium)
jump_blackout_a2
jump_blueberry_b3
jump_bob_fixed (old but not too bad)
jump_bomb
jump_bunker_final
jump_butter
jump_chambers_v2
jump_cheval
jump_christmas
jump_cubic
jump_dad
jump_ezpz_v4
jump_flashback
jump_fox
jump_free_b2
jump_hajnal_finalbeta
jump_heavy_b1
jump_hexahedron (bad textures and slippery floors)
jump_home_v2
jump_hotcoffe (ass)
jump_housebeta (beginner wallpogo)
jump_jakey_a2
jump_joa_v2
jump_junk_solly_b1
jump_jurf_a2
jump_karelia_B1
jump_kinetics_d3
jump_lite_a0 (old and bad textures)
jump_mario_beta1
jump_momentum
jump_mouser
jump_nmotion_v8
jump_oats_b3
jump_onion_v2 (meme map)
jump_pagoda
jump_panama
jump_propel_fixed_v3
jump_proto_a2
jump_quick_b2 (has a quint and some wallpogo)
jump_quickers_b3
jump_requiem_a6
jump_rook_beta
jump_serpentine_final
jump_sexydev_v3
jump_shunix_v2
jump_sitood
jump_sketchy2_rc1 (designed for soldier)
jump_sketchy_final (designed for demoman, has some awkward soldier strats)
jump_skip_b3 (old)
jump_spaghetti_v2 (meme map)
jump_steel_b1
jump_stripe_b5
jump_summer_rc1
jump_tholos
jump_tissue (demo map, awkward soldier strats)
jump_toxic_v6
jump_turnip_v2 (meme map)
jump_twist_beta
jump_underworld_final (older version)
jump_underworld_v2 (newer version, some new jumps/design)
jump_urgent_final
jump_void_b1 (he doesnt believe it)
jump_wallclimb_v1alpha (beginner wallpogo)
jump_waves_final
jump_x (bad textures)
jump_yucca
rj_training_v3

rj_training personally did me more help than any.

jump_competitive also helps show you what you can do on a map.

I think the easiest way to find maps at your level would to play on the Tempus servers, you can use /incomplete to keep track of the maps you've beaten and work through the t1-3 maps pretty quickly.

Personally I would never recommend jump_competitive to anybody who wants to learn to jump because the map is honestly super annoying to play. Tons of jumps on maps that aren't even in the rotation or haven't been for as long as I have played (Freight, Well, Turbine, Croissant????) as well as kind of forcing you into doing the jumps in one way (For example the lower to lower jump on Snakewater can be done tons of different ways but both almost everything is clipped off in that version) . Granted it is a jump map so I understand having a lot of stuff that way but I personally just find it super frustrating and I don't see why anybody would choose it over just playing maps on a local server.

just my opinion but holy shit jump_pagoda is awful

Pagoda is fun except for like 3 jumps but all 3 are just so AIDS they make the map not fun

I'd just go on one of the Tempus beginner servers (they have east and west coast and are listed on tftv's server page) and play whatever's there. Not all the maps in rotation are fantastic, but you'll gain exposure to a lot of different ones, and the rtv and automatic map votes every half hour keep you trying new things, which can help to not get frustrated. :)

Also, I think jump above is probably my favorite beginner map.

i think that it's a great map but it's also harder than it looks/needs to be, which can be v frustrating for beginners. the last jump took me so long to have any consistency with.

If you're trying to better your jump game for stuff beyond just jump maps:

Cheval is a fantasic intermediate map. Lots of precision jumps, not a lot of gimmicky jump-map only stuff.

I've never really liked jump competitive, as many of the jumps are pretty useless, or it has you practicing the easier half of something instead of the harder half (process rollout). I'm not saying it's not worth a play through or two though.

Play bball too. Jump maps don't teach you how to jump and not get hit.

Melon's list is p good. Tempus Servers are a solid place to go. I don't play tf2 anymore but if you wanna ball I can dust off the sneakers.

Thanks, was about to link it :P