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  • Binance Academy has launched new intermediate online courses following the success of its beginner track, offering comprehensive education on blockchain, cryptocurrencies, DApps, DeFi, NFTs, and crypto trading.
  • The first course, ‘Blockchain Deep Dive’, is available in English, with more courses in multiple languages to be launched in the coming months. Learners receive Certificates of Achievement in PDF and NFT formats upon course completion.

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Binance Academy, the educational arm of the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has announced the launch of its new intermediate online courses. Also, the rollout follows the successful debut of the beginner track in late 2022, which saw about 170,000 learners.  The intermediate track includes six comprehensive courses on blockchain, cryptocurrencies, DApps, DeFi, NFTs, and crypto … Read more

Binance Academy, the educational arm of the world’s leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance, has announced the launch of its new intermediate online courses. Also, the rollout follows the successful debut of the beginner track in late 2022, which saw about 170,000 learners.  The intermediate track includes six comprehensive courses on blockchain, cryptocurrencies, DApps, DeFi, NFTs, and crypto trading. 

According to a press release seen by Cryptopolitan, each course, designed to be completed within 60 to 90 minutes, includes engaging quizzes and insightful reading materials, extending the total time commitment for each course to over two hours.

Course details and availability

The first course, ‘Blockchain Deep Dive’, is already available in English, with the remaining five courses set to be launched in multiple languages over the coming months. All online courses and additional learning resources on Binance Academy are offered free of charge, aligning with Binance’s goal of making crypto education accessible to all. Binance co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer Yi He emphasized the importance of equipping people with the necessary knowledge as the Web3 sector matures rapidly.

 “The Web3 sector is maturing rapidly. That’s why we think it’s so important to equip people with the necessary knowledge – it’s a mission we take to heart at Binance Academy. As the industry leader, we are committed to driving innovation not just through our technology but also by making education accessible to all”.

Yi He, Binance co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer

Certification and recognition

Upon completing each course, learners will qualify to receive Certificates of Achievement in PDF and NFT formats. This enables users to accumulate a total of six certificates as they advance through the intermediate track. The NFT certificates can be shared on learners’ resumes or social profiles, providing a unique form of recognition for their educational achievements in the crypto space.

Binance Academy’s launch of the intermediate-level courses underscores its commitment to driving innovation not just through technology but also by making education accessible to all. Also, the Academy serves millions of learners worldwide in more than 30 languages and features over 1,000 articles and glossary entries in addition to its courses.

Earlier this month, Binance Academy announced its partnership with Coursera, one of the world’s leading online learning platforms with over 124 million learners globally, to cater to both individuals who want a foundational understanding of blockchain, web3, and crypto technologies.

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