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dayantony
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Websites for e-Learning

07/07/2009 3:13 AM

Is there any institutes that provide free e-learning courses with certification.I am Mechanical Enigneer working in the Pipie designing field for Offshore vessels.At present I have the time to do upgrade my courses due to the current recession
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07/07/2009 3:18 AM

Contact the Open University in the UK.

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07/08/2009 7:13 AM

He asked for FREE courses. not damn expensive ones.
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07/08/2009 1:53 PM

I use M.I.T. go to youtube.com and put in MIT. I find the math and physics courses are second to none.
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07/13/2009 9:58 AM

As mentioned, all M.I.T. courses are available for e-learning. See here:

MIT Courseware

Don't know about cert's, but if the courseware is free it's probably worthwhile to splurge on the cert tests.

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