Build new career skills with free Google Career Certificates through your library card
Your library card can help you do more than check out books. It can connect you with resources to help you learn new skills, explore career options, and continue your education.
Through a statewide partnership between Georgia Public Library Service and Google, library cardholders now have free access to Google Career Certificates, a collection of online programs designed to help learners build skills for today’s workforce.
These certificate programs can be completed online at your own pace and do not require prior experience or a degree. Courses are available in fields such as:
- Cybersecurity
- Data analytics
- Digital marketing and e-commerce
- IT support
- Project management
- UX design
Whether you are looking to advance in your current career, explore a new direction, or learn a skill that interests you, these programs provide an opportunity to continue learning on your own schedule.
Access to education and career development resources is not always easy to find or afford. Public libraries help bridge that gap by providing free resources, technology access, and spaces where people can learn.
This partnership is another example of how libraries continue to support their communities in new ways. Beyond books and programs, libraries provide tools that help residents prepare for the future and pursue their goals.
Through the generosity of donors, the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library Foundation helps support library programs and services that connect Fulton County residents with valuable resources.
Ready to get started? Visit Georgia Public Library Service to learn more about accessing free Google Career Certificates with your library card.
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