Oxford Anuncia Novos Cursos Online Gratuitos Para Todo o Mundo

Oxford Announces New Free Online Courses With Certificates

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 22/01/2024 at 19:11

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The Oxford Home Study Centre is continuously looking for ways to provide our flexible online courses to as many students as possible. In this sense, it announced the launch of the latest collection of free courses with certificates, with registrations open this January 2024.

There has never been a better time to enhance your resume and career prospects by studying in the comfort of your home and following a schedule tailored to your lifestyle. Designed with the same high-quality materials as our paid programs, the new collection of free online courses is available for ambitious students worldwide.

To check the full range of free courses, you can visit the new dedicated page or contact the admissions team for additional information.

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How Free Oxford Online Study with Certificates Works

For the most part, the free courses operate in the same way as the paid programs. After completing the quick and simple registration process, you will gain access to our dynamic online learning platform.

Here, you will be able to view and download all the necessary materials to complete the course. With no fixed study hours or time constraints, you have the freedom to progress through each module and the subsequent assessment at your own pace.

Upon completing your studies, there is the option to request a certificate or diploma for a small fee. However, Oxford emphasizes that this is entirely optional, and certificates and diplomas are issued only upon request.

Interested individuals can enroll in as many free courses as they wish, provided that they complete the current course before starting the next one.

Currently Available Free Courses

Since January 2024, Oxford has introduced a wide portfolio of courses covering dozens of popular topics and professions. Some of the most sought-after free courses include:

Short Course in Child Psychology
Short Course in Manicure and Pedicure
Certificate in Fashion Design
Diploma in Accounting and Finance
Certificate in Leadership and Management

Commitment to Free Education

The University reiterates that the free programs are truly free, with no costs to be incurred at any point in the process, from registration to completion. To start your first free course today, complete the quick and easy registration process.

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