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Excel help and training — Microsoft

The Microsoft Learn path we had is gone. Official Excel training in Spanish remains: videos and guides on the interface, formulas, formatting and pivot tables. It is free. It is not a university diploma.

Microsoft Learn · Beginner · Spanish

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Google Ads certifications — Skillshop

Google’s official center, in Spanish, to train in Google Ads and get certified. It is free with a Google account. It is not a single closed syllabus: you choose the certification (Search, Display, video, etc.).

Google · Beginner · Spanish

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CS50: Introduction to Computer Science

Harvard’s introductory course to understand programming, algorithms and how software is built. It is demanding, in English, and still a solid starting point if you want a real foundation. If English is a barrier, there are Spanish options in the same cluster.

Harvard · Beginner · English

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CS50: Introduction to Programming with Python

The CS50 version focused on Python. It starts from zero and covers functions, data, libraries and projects. Still in English. If you want a first contact in Spanish, start with Cisco or freeCodeCamp.

Harvard · Beginner · English

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Machine Learning Crash Course — Google

A free Google course, with a Spanish page, to understand machine learning ideas with exercises. It assumes some Python. It does not replace a programming foundation. There is no university certificate.

Google · Intermediate · Spanish

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