Course Path, an ordered learning plan built from the gaps you actually have

Most course lists start from the catalogue and work outwards, which is why they recommend whatever is popular. Course Path starts from the other end. It takes the gap between your CV and the job you are targeting, checks that gap against what employers in your market are currently asking for, then returns a short ordered list where every course names the gap it closes, what it costs, how long it takes and how well it matches your level.

Order matters more than volume. A foundation course taken after the advanced one wastes the advanced one, and three certificates in the same skill move a CV less than one certificate in the skill that was missing. The plan is deliberately short for that reason, and it is honest about which items are worth paying for and which are not. Courses come from Coursera, edX, Udemy, DataCamp and other catalogues, filtered by level, price, format and the certificate on offer. If you have not mapped the gap yet, start with CV and Job Match, confirm the target is worth aiming at in Job Scout, or browse the whole catalogue in Explore.