all of huggingface courses are free https://huggingface.co/learn More on reddit.com

I can't imagine a certification being all that helpful with how quickly things are changing, and none of this has been around long enough for there to be a recognizable name for certification. Better would be to create an account on github and start sharing your projects. More on reddit.com

I'll go out on a limb here and say certs never mattered for ML. More on reddit.com

recently, I changed my path to machine learning and learned through experience that most AI related courses provide limited theoretical knowledge and a few tools but little understanding of how to apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems. When selecting a course, focus on ones that help you develop skills to apply to real world challenges, including developing, deploying, and scaling a machine learning model to run in the cloud and understanding MLOps basics. verify who your course's mentors or instructors are individuals currently working in the industry are more likely to provide quality feedback than those not currently engaged in any ML roles I also used a couple of the more popular platforms, including Coursera and edX, and did not get enough hands on experience to build confidence in practical aspects until I eventually joined a more hands on program, LogicMojo AI & ML in my case but honestly, it was good and project focused approach, not the name attached to it, that finally made things click. In summary, choose a course that will require you to write code, build and break things, and iterate this will prepare you for a job in the ML field More on reddit.com