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- The free online training is available until March 31, 2022 through LinkedIn. 2,100 in-demand courses are also offered in French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Mandarin and Portuguese. To apply, workers can contact their local employment service provider, or go to linkedin.firstwork.org to sign up.
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Open Courses are free and openly licensed, accessible to anyone, anytime via the Internet. You may have also heard the Open Courses (often called OpenCourseWare, OCW) are free and open digital publications of high quality college and university-level educational materials.
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- Indigenous Canada. The Indigenous Canada course is particularly useful for learning the indigenous history and culture of Canada. It is a 12-week course offered by the University of Alberta.
- Gender Analytics for Innovation. With this course, you will learn about gender identity and how to create solutions towards achieving gender equity. The gender analytics for innovation course runs for 4 weeks.
- Paleobiology: Dinosaur Paleobiology. Also referred to as Dino 101, this course teaches about non-avian dinosaurs, their anatomy, eating patterns, adaptation, origin, and extinction.
- How to code: Simple Data. If you have an interest in coding with no knowledge or experience, this one course is for you. With the simple data course (how to code), you will learn to write programming with basic and simple codes.
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- Introduction to Psychology. Shop at Coursera. Length: 23 hours. Explore the field of psychology through interesting experiments and discussions about how they impact our understanding of the mind and human behavior.
- Learn to Program: The Fundamentals. Shop at Coursera. Length: 25 hours. In this beginner's guide to programming, students learn the building blocks of coding and how to write "fun and useful" programs using Python.
- Mind Control: Managing Your Mental Health During COVID-19. Shop at Coursera. Length: 3 hours. If you've been looking for a hands-on explainer and strategy for managing anxiety in the age of COVID-19, this is it.
- The Arts and Science of Relationships: Understanding Human Needs. Shop at Coursera. Length: 32 hours. This course covers the foundational concepts of The Strategies and Skills Learning and Development System (SSLD) and how they relate to everyday relationships.
There are several free online courses in Canada with certificates cutting across, health, humanities, entertainment, management, architecture, environment, food processing, and more. You can take any of the courses from home and earn a recognized certificate at the end of the courses.
All 24 of Ontario’s publicly-funded colleges, along with 2 Indigenous Institutes and 1 Support Organization, work together in OntarioLearn to offer you easy access to a wide variety of high-quality courses, programs and services online.
e-Channel is a team of five education providers dedicated to helping you gain the skills and knowledge you need to reach your goals. Courses are free and online. You can take them live or anytime.
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