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I did my Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification in EdX and it was a good experience. You would reminded to resume based on the class category you requested if once a week, 3x a week or extensive. And at the end of every module there were exercises/exams where you will be given 1-2 x chance to answer correctly. So, it is best to take down notes to get the most of the course. So far, I was given the leniency I need to finish the course according to the time allotted. There were some comments from previous takers where they were asking for the certificate after part 1. As for my experience, I have my certificate issued after part 1. The experience was by far, good and I learned a lot.

1.- No me avisaron que el curso era en inglés. 2.- No pude darme de baja, hay un bucle que pide confirmación de la cuenta, ya está confirmada, por eso pude entrar. 3.- La asistencia era de un Bot, además me cambió de idioma dos veces y encima no me contestó a la pregunta. * Soy consciente de este tipo de cursos que van por cantidad, no por calidad, por desgracia es bastante usual.

He comenzado un curso de Design Thinking, me parece absurdo que no exista una guía para cada clase en una plataforma "centrada en las personas" hay contenidos no explicados que confunden más de lo que ayudan.

I can understand the courses are quite informative, but I think for professional certificates, at least the first modules should be free so learners can try it out and see if they fit the needs. There should also be a provision for discounts or financial aid like those Coursera provides.

The courses look resourceful but certifications are quite expensive. They should include an option or financial aid like Coursera.