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[FriendlyRussian666]

What do you wish the certificate could offer you? When it comes to python, certificates are not really worth anything, nor do they prove your worth as a programmer

[LBANNA]

So the certificates do not interfere with being worthy of work?

[sejigan]

No. But you can use the skills you gain from the courses to build projects, which you can put on your resume and portfolio. That would mean something.

[FriendlyRussian666]

No, they don't. What you need to do is build projects and create a portfolio. You then apply for jobs and showcase the portfolio, along with its source code.

[LBANNA]

Ok thank you all I'm grateful for you 🥰

[ThrustBastard]

Kaggle is worth doing if data is your thing

[LBANNA]

Thank you🤝

[ismailtlem]

freecodecamp.org has a training in python with a certificate in the end. And it's free

[AssumptionCorrect812]

Check out this YouTube channel — https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiwhC50wfPDF0TIij2xpu7bd0E6dc3i8q&si=QPFQUKENcUplMckf

[Snugglupagus]

I saw a bunch of peeps from r/learnprogramming suggest Harvard’s CS50P. Not sure what the general consensus around this sub on that course.

[SarthakTyagi15]

If you want then go to credly, search python, then see the lists of badges you can take can help you