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Every course lists the weeks it runs and the hours a week it asks, so start from the time you have and narrow by level, price and credential.

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A Course covers one subject in two to eight weeks. A Specialization joins several Courses into one skill over eight to twelve weeks and ends on a project. A Professional Certificate is a school's whole sequence toward a job title, with every project reviewed by the instructor's team, and it is the credential hiring managers ask for.
They end with the finished project, reviewed, and a line on your record that links to it. Two or three weeks of work earns you something to show a hiring manager, so no certificate comes with it.
Lesson one of every course is free, tutor included, so you can ask it three questions about the material before you decide. Your card goes in when you enroll, and not a lesson before that.
The pace the instructor planned for: the lessons, the quizzes and the project, measured on the learners who finished on time. Take longer and nothing expires, because a course you buy stays yours.
Taught in it. The Language filter finds courses recorded in that language by a teacher who speaks it. Subtitles are a separate list on every course, and they run from 3 languages to 41.
Plus is $29 a month and opens every course and path in the catalog. Past three paid courses a year it costs less than buying one at a time, and the pricing page works the sum out for you.

It draws them from this catalog in the order each one builds on the last, with a finish date set by the hours you can give a week.

Free first lesson on every course. No card.