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The advertised "Free" courses are difficult to find at best and a bait & switch at face value. The site is 100% geared toward making you commit to a monthly subscription from the outset. The website navigation is poor as well. The content may be good but I don't like the self-serving vibe so I will be looking elsewhere.
I liked their courses and it helped me get a job as Prompt Engineer. I accidentally wrote my name wrong so it showed up wrong on my Certificate and support fixed it quick which was nice. Gonna start the Advanced Prompt Engineering course now and am excited!
It's perfect for beginners eager to master the art of effective AI dialogue.
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