It’s tempting to sit around binge-watching Netflix during isolation – but these free online courses could help you upskill during the COVID-19 crisis.
The platform has added extra courses to its offering which will be free until the end of May.
Meanwhile, the Federal Government has announced it will drastically cut the cost of shorter university courses and diplomas in a bid to retrain Aussies who find themselves out of work due to the outbreak. The Government will also guarantee funding for universities at current levels, even if there is a fall in domestic student numbers.
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