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Courses and prices

The whole catalogue, in three currencies, with the real state of every module next to the value. No lesson has been recorded yet, which is why every price is marked as an estimate.

Currency is independent of language. Changing language does not change currency.

Estimated prices. Final pricing is not settled and this site does not process any payment.

How these prices were set

The three prices are product decisions, not a currency conversion. Each market was priced against what its own audience already pays for technical education, which is why the dollar figure rises relative to the real as the package grows, while the peso figure sits above the Brazilian one for a single module and below it for a full track. No exchange rate produces a multiplier that goes up on one item and down on another: that asymmetry is what shows these numbers were chosen one by one. For the same reason every value is round in local convention — an estimated price ending in cents fakes a precision nobody computed.

The values are gross estimates. Taxation and payment methods will be defined once the commercial operation is formally established.

Single modules

Only CORE trunk modules are sold on their own, because only those have a defined syllabus and exercise in this catalogue. The rest appear with code, level and status, and are acquired inside the track that contains them.

CORE trunk bundles

A bundle price is a declared function of the price of its parts, not a number picked by hand: each trunk bundle costs around 70% of the sum of the modules it contains. Both numbers appear side by side on this page, and the comparison price is a real price you can open and check.

Tracks

The five tracks cost the same despite differing module counts: the price reflects the competence a track delivers and the integrative project that closes it, not how many modules it lists. The MLOps track has fewer modules because it reuses less, not because it delivers less.

The tracks share one trunk: update a module and it updates in every track that uses it, at once. That is why the catalogue holds far more module slots than modules.

Catalogue pass

Upgrade credit, as a permanent policy: buy a module and later the bundle that contains it, and the module is credited; buy a bundle and later a track that contains it, and the bundle is credited. It is not a promotion and it has no deadline.

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