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Any ideas? I know a bunch of the free ones, but have no clue which paid courses are worth it.
Thank you.
Go broad with the novice/surface level knowledge first in order to be able to map out your known unknowns. Then you can take some of those unknowns to more niche places like forums and subreddits where the paid resource suggestions will deliver far more value for money than committing money early to learn the basics.
However if she wants to optimise for resume stuffing (and because it’s fair to give you some sort of a answer), maybe some aws ML certs mightn’t be a bad idea.
Entirely depends on her motivation.
BradfieldCS is cool, I wonder what other stuff is out there in sub fields like ML/DL, Reverse Engineering, Web Dev etc
Don't spend it on a course. Start with a free or cheap course for the basics and then get a professional coach with several years of experience to coach her. Direct teaching is the most effective method. (Codementor.io is pretty popular for this)
There's a few things I'd like to learn but I'm finding I have less and less time to invest in possible dead ends. I'd like to just throw money at the problem and book in time with someone to get me up to speed in things.
Don't spend it on a course. Start with a free or cheap course for the basics and then get a professional coach with several years of experience to coach her. Direct teaching is the most effective method. (Codementor.io is pretty popular for this)
I like the look of that. There's a few things I'd like to learn but I'm finding I have less and less time to invest in possible dead ends. I'd like to just throw money at the problem and book in time with someone to get me up to speed in things.