Google Has Launched An Online Certificate Program & You Can Sign Up For So Cheap

Everything from project management to UX design!
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A new online offering allows people around the globe to earn Google certificates for free with no prior experience needed.

Grow with Google is an online learning platform that has everything from tutorials for personal and business use to professional-level training certificates that can be done at your own pace from anywhere.

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Under Google's professional certificates you will find training in IT support, data analytics, project management, UX design, and Android development.

Once you've completed your course and earned your certificate, you'll gain access to career resources to help you get a job. 

Most of the courses cost only $39 per month if you subscribe through Coursera, with additional exam fees. 

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