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Learn to do the job. Not just pass a test about it.

36 role-based courses that end in a live simulation week, a portfolio of real artifacts, and a completion credential you can actually share.

36role courses
7-stepshape, every course
100%free, forever
Proof over promises
Illustrative example
Live simulation · Day 1 of 5
P1 · Blocker

Checkout total is wrong when a discount code is applied

"A customer applied SAVE10 and the total didn't drop. We ship tomorrow - can you confirm and pin down exactly when it happens?"

Your task

Reproduce it, isolate the condition, file a bug a developer can fix without asking you a single question.

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36Job-Ready Courses
963Lessons
196Portfolio Artifacts
16Role Categories

Prepare for certifications from

CompTIAMicrosoftAWSISTQBCiscoISACAGoogleSalesforceIIBA

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36 courses, 16 role categories

Pick a role, not a subject.

Every course targets a specific job you can be hired into, across 16 categories.

AutomationBeginner-Intermediate

AI Workflow Automation Specialist

27 lessons 6 artifacts
Free
AIIntermediate

AI Workflow Owner

16 lessons 4 artifacts
Free
SoftwareBeginner-Intermediate

Junior Back-End Developer

28 lessons 5 artifacts
Free
Customer SupportBeginner

Customer Service Representative

26 lessons 4 artifacts
Free
Customer ServiceIntermediate

Customer Support Manager

16 lessons 4 artifacts
Free
DataBeginner

Junior Data Analyst

29 lessons 6 artifacts
Cert route: Microsoft PL-300Free
The same shape, every course

Seven parts. Fundamentals to handoff.

Every course follows this exact structure, so once you know one you know how to move through all 36.

01

Fundamentals, kept short

Just enough theory to function. Not the course.

02

The role decoded

Three real job posts, decoded line by line into what you would actually do.

03

A day in the role

Hour by hour, laptop open to sign-off, in the voice of someone who actually does this job.

04

The recurring calendar

The daily, weekly, monthly and quarterly rhythm nobody puts in a job description.

05

A live simulation

A worked week: requests arrive, priorities collide, something breaks. Judgement, not just execution.

06

Your artifacts

Every simulation produces something real: a portfolio piece and an answer to “tell me about a time when.”

07

The handoff

Interview prep built from your own artifacts, then the route to a matching certification if there is one.

All 36 courses, one shape.

Learn the method once and every role feels familiar. Explore the catalog →

A test plan
Written from acceptance criteria.
Bug reports
Clear enough to fix without a follow-up.
A regression matrix
Real cross-browser coverage.
Interview answers
“Tell me about a time when,” ready.
Your artifacts

Proof, not just a completion badge.

Anyone can hand out a certificate for watching videos. Every simulation produces something real that you keep and can put in front of a hiring manager.

  • Real work samples from a simulated week, not quizzes
  • A story for every “tell me about a time when” question
  • A verifiable certificate of completion, honestly framed
What you leave with

What you keep, and what the certificate means.

  • A real portfolio. Five artifacts per course, produced from the live simulation, not invented for a resume.
  • A verifiable credential. A public link anyone can open to confirm your completion is genuine, not just a claim on a resume.
  • Interview prep from your own work. The handoff module builds your answers directly from the artifacts you actually made.

Portfolio artifacts are self attested: submitting one confirms you did the work, not that it was independently graded. The certificate says exactly that.

It certifies completion of a CertClue course. It is not the industry certification, and it is not an offer of employment. To hold a vendor credential you sit that vendor's own exam. CertClue is independent and not affiliated with any certification body.

Illustrative example
Completion credential
Alex Rivera completed IAM Analyst
Identity & Access Management (IAM) Analyst
28
Lessons
84
Checks
5
Artifacts
Illustrative example. Every real certificate carries a public verification link.
Who it's for

Built for your first, or next, tech job

We do not post reviews from people who do not exist. Here is honestly who this is built for.

I need proof I can do the job, not just another certificate.

Learn a role from zero and finish with real work samples. No degree required.

The career switcher
Coming from another field

I have the theory but nothing to put on my resume yet.

Turn a simulated week of real work into a portfolio and interview stories.

The recent grad
First job hunt

I want to move up without paying for a bootcamp.

Add a role or a certification on your own schedule, completely free.

The upskiller
Already in tech

Questions people actually ask

No, and you can use either or both. Certification prep gets you ready to pass a specific vendor exam. Courses teach you to actually do a role day to day and leave you with a portfolio, then hand you off to the matching certification if one exists.

A completion certificate naming the course, plus a public, shareable verification link anyone can use to confirm it is genuine - built to add to LinkedIn or send with an application. It confirms you completed every lesson, passed every knowledge check, and submitted every portfolio artifact.

No. Submitting an artifact is self attested: you are confirming you did the work, and the certificate and verify page say exactly that rather than claiming anything was independently graded. Human review may come later; it is not part of the product today, and we are not going to imply otherwise.

No, and we would not claim that if it helped conversion, because it would not be true. What a course gives you is the judgement a hiring manager is actually screening for and a portfolio to prove you have it, which is a real advantage over a candidate with neither.

Yes, the same as every other part of CertClue.

Always freeEvery course, every project and every certificate. There is no paid tier and no card.
Real work, keptYou leave with artifacts you produced, not a completion bar and a badge.
Honest certificatesCompletion of a CertClue course, labelled as exactly that, never as the industry credential.
IndependentCertification names appear only to say what a course prepares you for. No partnerships implied.

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Free, no credit card, and a portfolio waiting on the other side.

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