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I completed a Meta certificate on Coursera a couple months ago and they had the same thing, a job board available for students who completed the cert. I found that their job board had many jobs that weren’t available on other job websites that I searched through so I’m sure that the Google job board will be similar. More on reddit.com

How likely would it be for someone to get a cybersecurity job after this course?

I am planning on taking a few separate courses (not on google, but also on google for supplementation) so I can pursue certification, but it'd be a lot easier if I could change careers sooner rather than later?

edit: I'm on course 6 so I'm almost done

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I didn't see about the 30% but Google seems to be teaching a self-paced, online, course which helps get the Sec+ in 3-6 months. https://grow.google/certificates/cybersecurity/#?modal_active=none At $49/month, seems a little slow. $300 ish dollars for the course looks cheap, but other tools might be more effective. Their self-paced sounds like online materials only. There might not be a lot of teaching. However, paired with Udemy and you might have a good source of knowledge More on reddit.com