10 of 10 places left

Ten founding students, and an honest deal

Course Parse is new. The courses are written and the tools work, but almost nobody has finished one yet and there are no reviews to show you — which is a fair reason to be sceptical of everything else on this site. So rather than ask you to take it on trust, here is the deal: ten people get everything, free, and in exchange they tell the truth about it afterwards.

What you get

  • Every course in the catalogue. All twenty-odd tracks — the AI career courses, the profession ones, the English exam-prep line. Not a trial, not a sample: the whole thing.
  • Your project work read by a person. The career tracks end in capstone projects. Yours get reviewed properly, with written feedback — which is the part that takes real hours, and the reason this is ten places and not a hundred.
  • The certificate. Issued the same way a paying student's is, and the same one they would get.
  • The study tool alongside it. Turn your own lecture slides and notes into flashcards and quizzes while you work through the course.

What we ask

One honest review when you finish, and permission to use your first name with it. Honest is the operative word. If the course was mediocre, say it was mediocre — that is more useful to us right now than a good review, and you will not be asked to soften it or rewrite it. There is no script, no approval step, and nothing here is an affiliate deal.

If you start and life gets in the way, that is fine too. Nobody is chasing you for it.

Why only ten

Because one person reads the capstone projects, and ten students is roughly forty pieces of work. Eleven would mean either a slower reply than you deserve or a review not worth reading. When the ten places are gone this page closes — and if there is a second, larger group later, it will be announced as a second group rather than by quietly moving this number.

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A few sentences is enough. We read them in the order they arrive.

First name only — it's all we'd ever publish.

This is the part we actually read. There is no right answer — we're looking for people who will finish and then tell us the truth about it.

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