AI literacy certificates lack employer recognition without structured coursework
Job seekers and career switchers need AI skills credentials that employers actually trust. Free certifications from ad-hoc sources carry little weight, while structured employer-recognized programs are scarce or expensive. The gap between learning AI tools and signaling that competence to the job market remains wide.
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