Online Platforms to Start Your Learning Journey

Many of us write resolutions or establish goals at the beginning of each year. Some of these objectives could pertain to many aspects of our lives. Setting objectives in the following five categories is critical, in my opinion: our spiritual life, families, careers, finances, and health.

We'll be concentrating on careers in this piece. Jim Rohn stated something that has stayed with me over the years. He suggests, in essence, to focus less on what you are getting at your job and instead to pay attention to the person you are becoming. Since beginning your career adventure, who have you become or who are you becoming?

There are numerous websites available to start your online education journey. On some of the platforms, it is totally free. Some of the learning platforms have mobile application versions, making them quickly accessible. All you require is a device and internet connectivity. Take a look at a few of these websites down below.

"Work more on yourself than you do on your job" - Jim Rohn

Alison
Alison offers a variety of free online courses, and while the courses are free, there might be a fee if you wish to obtain a certificate. Alison is accessible through its website, and mobile application to enhance the learning experience. Visit Alison to learn more.

Udemy
Udemy is an extensive online learning marketplace with courses on diverse subjects. It is accessible through both the web and mobile application. Courses on Udemy come with a certificate after completion. Visit Udemy to learn more.

Coursera
Coursera is a well-established online learning platform that offers both free and paid courses. Users can apply for financial aid or choose to enroll for free in certain courses. Visit Coursera to learn more.

Skillshare
Skillshare is tailored for creatives, covering fields such as animation, creative writing, film & videography, photography, music, UI/UX, graphic design and more. Skillshare operates on a subscription model with a free trial period. Visit Skillshare to learn more.

Udacity
Udacity is a versatile online learning platform that offers a range of courses, primarily focused on technology and programming. Udacity provides a mix of free and paid courses. Visit Udacity to learn more.

Coursesity
Coursesity is a platform offering free courses across various domains. Users can access Coursesity through its website. The platform aims to provide accessible education to a broad audience. Visit Coursesity to learn more.

Google Cloud Skills Boost
Google Cloud Skills Boost concentrates on Google Cloud-based courses to enhance skills in cloud computing. It's accessible through its website. Some courses may be free, while others might have associated costs. Visit Google Cloud Skills Boost to learn more.

Grow with Google
Grow with Google offers training and tools to aid in career and business development. The platform provides a mix of free and paid resources. Visit Grow with Google to learn more.

Codecademy
Codecademy focuses on tech-related courses, particularly coding and programming. Users can access the platform through its website and has a mobile application version also. Visit Codecademy to learn more.

LinkedIn Learning
LinkedIn Learning offers a wide array of courses and is accessible through its website and a mobile application. It operates on a subscription-based model, giving users access to a vast library of courses on various topics. Visit LinkedIn Learning to learn more.

Microsoft Learn
Microsoft Learn is Microsoft's official learning platform for technology-related courses. Users can access the platform through its website. Visit Microsoft Learn to learn more.

Finally, check out this link that gives access to a number of online sites for kids to grow their tech/coding skills. Coding for Kids Resources