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.
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.).
A short free path in Spanish: a first HTML page, CSS and a touch of accessibility, with VS Code in the browser. No prerequisites. It is not a bootcamp or a university certificate.
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.
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.
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.
A practical HTML and CSS certification, now in the Spanish curriculum. It is free, self-paced, and makes you build real pages before moving on to JavaScript.
A free introduction to AI that does not ask you to code on day one. Avoid jumping into a technical course without knowing if you care about the topic or only the hype.
First path in the Introduction to C# series, in Spanish. It is free. You start by writing code in the browser. It does not ask for a prior bootcamp. There is no university diploma; it is Microsoft Learn training.
Excel in Spanish, at your pace, with registration. The page talks about tables, filters, VLOOKUP, IF and pivot tables. It is free and gives a certificate at the end. It is not a university diploma. Open to people 16+; you do not need to be a bank customer.
A Spanish UPV course on edX, designed to start Excel. You can audit it for free; the edX certificate is paid. You need an account. We do not list it as “free with a diploma”.
An official Google course on Skillshop, in Spanish: 17 modules on strategy, customers, content, social, search, email, video and Google tools. Self-paced. You need an account. On completion there is a Skillshop digital badge, not a university degree. It fits as a broad overview; it does not replace the Google Ads certification.
Python from zero, in Spanish, with a free NetAcad account. It honestly replaces the Microsoft Learn path that is gone. Recognition is from Cisco; it is not a university degree.
A free HubSpot course on inbound, in Spanish. It requires an account. HubSpot issues the certificate, not a university. It is a clear starting point if you want digital marketing without paying an expensive platform.
A Spanish course to start Python from zero, with a free Santander Open Academy account. Unlimited seats if you register. There is a certificate at the end. You do not need to be a bank customer. It does not replace a long curriculum like freeCodeCamp or CS50.
Official Google guides, in Spanish, to create and use Sheets. It is free. It is not Excel and not a certificate. We include it in the Office cluster because many people work here, not in Microsoft.
A freeCodeCamp certification with real PostgreSQL exercises. The Spanish curriculum links here; some material may still be in English and ask for Docker or the browser environment.
An EOI course on Google Actívate, in Spanish with no tuition: e-commerce types, logistics, social, ads and search. You need a Skillshop account. Digital badge if you pass the final exam. It complements a marketing course; it does not replace Digital Marketing Fundamentals or Google Ads.
Harvard’s SQL course. It is in English and the edX certificate is paid. It fits when you are no longer an absolute beginner, not as a first click if English is a barrier.
Excel in Spanish, with Sergio Obredor: formulas, formatting, filters, pivot tables and charts. The page does not ask for prior knowledge. Study is free with an account; the Edutin certificate is paid. It is not the Microsoft diploma or the edX one.
JavaScript in Spanish for web development: syntax, objects, ES6, async and the DOM. Free to study with an account. The certificate is paid. It fits if you want a Spanish course; it does not replace Cisco or the freeCodeCamp certification.
Digital marketing in Spanish with María Victoria Andrade: audiences, landing pages, content, SEO/SEM and metrics. Free to study with an account. The Edutin certificate is paid. It is not HubSpot or Google Ads Skillshop.
Power BI in Spanish with Sergio Obredor: importing data, modeling, DAX and reports. The page says no prior experience is required. You can study for free with an account; the certificate is paid. It complements Excel; it does not replace official Microsoft training.
A Spanish introduction to Python: variables, conditionals, functions and a touch of objects. You can study the content for free with an account. The Edutin certificate is paid: you must choose “study with certificate”. It is not a university degree and does not replace CS50 or freeCodeCamp.
A Universidad Complutense de Madrid course on Google Actívate: app principles, Android, iOS, cross-platform and stores. In Spanish, with a Skillshop account. At the end there is a digital badge if you pass the final exam. It is not a bootcamp to ship an app on day one.
A short Google Spain course on Skillshop, in Spanish: what AI is, Gemini in practice and a responsible-use block. The page says 1 hour. You need an account. There is an award on completion. It does not teach you to train models and does not replace Python or Google’s Crash Course.
A Microsoft and Founderz course on Santander Open Academy, in Spanish and Portuguese. Prompting, Copilot and a responsible-use block. Free with an account, certificate at the end. It does not ask you to code. It is not a machine learning course.
The second UPV course on edX, in Spanish, focused on organizing and working with data in Excel. Free audit; paid certificate. It fits after fundamentals, not as a first click if you have never opened Excel.
A free Spanish module on exploring data with Python (NumPy, pandas, charts). It expects some Python and Jupyter. Some exercises mention Azure: we do not list it as “totally free with no account”.
A practical Spanish introduction to ChatGPT: prompts, everyday uses and a bit of ethics. Free with an account. Certificate on completion. It does not teach you to train models and does not replace Python or a machine learning course.
An AI introduction in Spanish, hosted on NetAcad. You need an account. On completion, IBM SkillsBuild issues a badge; Cisco may issue its own recognition. It is not a course to train models on day one.
AI in Spanish with Python: search, logic, machine learning, neural networks and natural language. It asks you to have programmed. Content is free with an account; the certificate is paid. It does not replace Google’s Crash Course or fast.ai.
A Microsoft Learn path in Spanish about AI apps and agents on Azure. Learn material is free; using Azure may require an account or credits. We do not sell it as “AI with no conditions”.
A free Spanish introduction to querying databases with SQL. It does not ask for a prior bootcamp. There is no university certificate here: it is guided practice.
A free Cisco course to start JavaScript from zero. The page is in Spanish. You need a NetAcad account. Cisco issues the recognition; a third-party exam, if any, is not treated as free.
The second JavaScript stretch on NetAcad, with a Spanish page. It fits when you finished Essentials 1. You need an account. Cisco issues the recognition; a third-party exam, if any, is not treated as free.
A free Spanish certification for when you already layout pages and write JavaScript: you enter browser libraries. It is not your first course; it is the next step in the freeCodeCamp curriculum.
A free Spanish certification on content strategy. You need an account. HubSpot issues the diploma. It does not copy a master’s: it is the platform’s own course.
It follows the fundamentals: modeling, DAX, Power Query and publishing to Power BI Service. In Spanish, free with an account, certificate at the end. If you have not used Power BI, start with the basic course on the same platform.
The second Python stretch on NetAcad, in Spanish. It fits when you already finished Essentials 1. Still free with an account; the Cisco diploma is not a master’s.
The interactive Microsoft Learn path for beginners is gone. What remains is this official video series: the page is in Spanish and the episodes are in English. It is free. We do not promise a certificate.
A classic introduction to Python. You can study the content in free audit mode; the Coursera certificate is paid. Still in English. We do not list it as “totally free”.