For learners
As a learner you can discover courses, enrol, study at your own pace or join live sessions, track your progress, and earn certificates you can share.
Finding courses #
Browse the catalogue from the courses area. You can switch between a card or list view and filter by category, type, level, and education level to narrow things down. There's also a search box to quickly find a course by name.
Enrolling in a course #
Open any course to see its full description, structure, and what's included. From there you can enrol. Paid courses take you through a quick, secure checkout; some courses are free to join. Once enrolled, the course is added to My courses.
My courses & progress #
My courses brings together everything you're enrolled in, with a progress bar for each. As you complete chapters, your progress updates automatically so you always know where you left off.
Activities & resources #
Beyond videos and reading, courses can include interactive activities. You'll find these as topics inside a course, or attached to a program's cohort:
| Activity | What you do |
|---|---|
| Quiz | Answer multiple-choice questions one at a time and submit to see your score. Some quizzes allow retakes. |
| Coding exercise | Write and run code in an in-browser editor, then submit it to be checked automatically. |
| Assignment | Write a short description and upload your work as a single .zip file. |
| Poll | A quick vote your instructor runs during a live session. |
| Video | A video embedded right in the course — it plays on the page, no need to leave. |
Each activity shows a short explanation of what it is and what's expected. Quizzes, coding exercises, and assignments open in a new tab; videos play inline; and polls become available during your live session. When you're enrolled, your status (such as a quiz score or a submitted assignment) is shown on the activity.
Live sessions #
If you're enrolled in a live, instructor-led course, your upcoming video sessions appear in your dashboard. Sessions run through the platform's integrated video meetings — just join at the scheduled time.
Certificates #
You can earn a shareable certificate once you've met the requirements for a course:
- Self-paced courses — once you've completed most of the course (around 80% or more).
- Live courses — once your batch has finished.
Your certificate has its own public page you can share — for example, on LinkedIn or with an employer — showing the course name and dates.
If you registered through an institution, you may also receive an offer letter for program enrolments — ask your institution if you need one.