Marketing courses
Demand, content and analytics, where the work is judged on what it moved rather than what it produced.
4 free marketing courses, each ending in a live simulation week and a portfolio of artifacts you keep.
AI-Assisted Video Editor
Edit and deliver a product launch video for an outdoor clothing brand for a week: plan the cut from 42 minutes of footage, check AI captions properly, keep music, voices and AI-generated shots honest and licensed, and read the numbers on what viewers actually watched.
20 lessons·4 artifacts
SEO Specialist
Do SEO for a small online business the way search works in 2026: diagnose a traffic drop without guessing, fix what stops pages being indexed, turn down scaled AI pages and paid links, and report on orders rather than rankings.
20 lessons·4 artifacts
Social Media Manager
Run a small brand's social channels the way the work is judged in 2026: read the numbers that matter, brief creators so every ad is labelled, keep reviews inside UK consumer law, handle a complaint that goes public, and plan and report on what social actually earns.
20 lessons·4 artifacts
Digital Marketing & Analytics
Learn to do the job: read the funnel as a diagnostic, tell channels apart by the intent they capture, scope real SEO and paid search work, design measurement before a campaign launches, and turn analytics into a recommendation someone can act on honestly.
28 lessons·6 artifacts·Pairs with Google Analytics and Google Ads certifications
Questions about marketing courses
Yes. Every course on CertClue is free, with no card and no trial period. You need an account to track progress and collect your artifacts, and that is the only gate.
4 live right now, holding 88 lessons and 18 portfolio artifacts between them. New courses are added regularly and appear here automatically.
No. Each course states its own level, and most of this catalogue starts at entry or beginner. A course assumes you can use a computer and read carefully, not that you have done the job before.
A completion certificate with a public verification link, and the artifacts you produced during the simulation week. The artifacts are the part worth showing an interviewer: they are the work, not a score.