Every course is free from the first lesson to the final exam — 5 courses, 64 lessons, no card and no trial. The optional Certificate of Completion is the only thing that costs anything, and it is $9.90.
Revision for the nurse aide competency evaluation — how the written test is built, how the skills test is scored, and the checkpoints candidates fail on. Preparation only, not a state-approved training programme. Free to take, with an optional certificate.
How electricity actually injures people, why de-energising is the rule rather than the ideal, and the habits that keep first-year electricians alive. Free to take, with an optional certificate.
How a vehicle's electrical system actually works, how to read a wiring diagram, and how to find a fault instead of guessing. Free to take, with an optional certificate.
What a warehouse actually does to people, how to share a floor with powered trucks, and the handling habits that decide whether your back lasts. Free to take, with an optional certificate.
The classroom half of OSHA operator training — capacity, stability, inspection and the rules of the floor. Free to take, with an optional certificate.
It records that you completed our material, it carries a unique ID, and an employer can verify it on a public page without going through you.
It is not a licence, not a state-approved programme, and not a substitute for the hands-on training and evaluation an employer or a training provider has to give you. Where a course covers the classroom half of something, it says so plainly in its first lesson and its last.
