How to select the best Online Courses?
The ed-tech industry is flooding with online courses. In such instances choosing the right one is a difficult task. These online courses educate you and help you to build skills. At the time, they consume your time and money. Getting enrolled in a course is a good long-term investment. At the same, it helps you to build relevant skills that you may add to your CV.
Online courses by universities, institutions, and colleges like NALSAR, NLSIU, NLUD, etc are trustworthy and well structured.
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But, there might be instances you come across online courses by some name-sake organizations, and all your time, money, and efforts go in vain.
Here is a checklist, that you must always keep in mind.
These are the 5 Types of Online Courses you should neither enroll in nor add to not your Resume!
- If the course is by a private organization whose name is unheard of.
- If the course is from a prestigious organization and if it does not go well with your area of interest.
- If the course is from a prestigious organization and it does not go well with the job/ internship profile you are applying for.
- If the course is by a student-run organization.
- If you have just done the course to acquire a certificate.
So, what you should opt for?
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A course by some prestigious organization that you have done to learn and gain knowledge and that matches your area of interest.
What if an organization offers free courses?
Go for it. You might get an opportunity to learn something.
If you don’t there is always an option of moving out.
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