The Truth About CourseCareers

[@learnwithlukas]

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[@AKTroll-u7e]

Hii thank you for your intake on this as i am in the similar situation... I've got 5 years of experience in IT industry 4 years as a Quality Analyst and 1 year in product management, since January I have not been working as i was facing some medical issues. but in the mean time I completed certifications such as Google project management, AWS fundamentals, and Power BI course on coursera... but I feel like These online certifications do not help in landing a job, dont get me wrong its a great tool to learn, expand, and Hone our skills and knowledge but it doesn't give a strong impressions about candidate to employers in order to hire them..... these are my thoughts, if anyone is reading this I would love to know your thoughts and would like to know what you would do in my situation?

[@mesekkai]

Im in the same boat i got Google it support professional certificate and i have no call backs at all with it. I have little experience i did work in my it office at my college but i couldn't work like i wanted to because i needed to work at another job to save money to get a place (i was about to graduate) and i never really had an internship opportunities because i couldn't pass the interview process.... I got a bachelor's degree in computer science and i never have gotten a job in the tech field yet.

[@صبراجميل-ض3ص]

@@mesekkai ooooh the same here, and idk why, it just gives me insecurity sometimes

[@rsbah]

Come on dude, you think employers will care about coursera certifications? As someone who has so many years of experience in the industry, you should already know that there are certifications and qualifications that employers look for in candidates. For example the CompTIA trifecta, cloud certifications such from AWS, Azure, GCP, etc, and so on It sounds like you have the experience. You may need to study and obtain a certification related to the job you want, and then have your resume reviewed and checked

[@Getemtone]

I was thinking of starting of it and stay with it for a yr n then pursue the data anaylitics course..any thoughts?

[@ThrillhouseToTheMax]

Thanks for this video. I'm from the UK but was interested in Course Careers - particularly their data analyst course. I asked them whether I could make use of their material even though I'm not US-based and they told me that although they couldn't give me specific UK help for job searches etc, the skills would be transferable. I am aiming to study some of the basics of data analytics (SQL, Excel, Tableau/Power-BI, and Python) for free, before maybe taking CourseCareers to shore up my knowledge and push me through a "process" of getting my portfolio and resume up to scratch. I would really appreciate if you can point me in the direction of a UK focussed course or if you have any advice for those of us who aren't US-based.

[@mikahbee]

Just search for "data job bootcamp uk"

[@mohamedsayed-31]

Did you start in Data Analytics so far?

[@RabiaSammy]

im from the uk too i was thinkingo f doing accountig

[@fidgetykoala]

@@ThrillhouseToTheMax the CFI has a comprehensive course in data analytics it's called BIDA business intelligence and data analytics... The CFI is a finance edu provider. They used to have freemium courses but now you only get a preview for free, though with 250 USD you get access to the whole catalogue. So you can get more courses done, if you still have time.

[@akananogei4641]

what about accounting

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

Most accounts will be replaced by AI, just become a tax attorney if you’re interested in the accounting field.

[@Yousuckdeeznuts]

@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 lmao it’s sad but true

[@bagery]

I've bought several courses, planning to stack skills during grief and sabbatical time. I didn't finish those before getting a job however. But I plan to in the next year. Nonetheless, I noticed one of those review sites showed high points for their Digital Marketing in 2023. I find that really suspect since they yanked it and completely redid the course after a few months, citing students not getting the best education and being unprepared for the workforce. Now, that is shady.

[@shafialanower3820]

You bought several course career courses? That’s a lot if money no ?

[@ridgerivera7226]

It is terrible for software development. Notice it is always for tech sales of people with positive reviews. It is absolutely horrible for learning software development.

[@futurekinggaming]

did you take the course? I am considering taking the software development course. Please any more information why it is terrible?

[@OShaunB]

thats why theres one for software development

[@asuremi1733]

@@futurekinggamingDid you take the software dev course?