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Skills Study (skills.study), based on the crawled text, appears to be a Persian-language online education portal. It describes itself as “the largest innovative online education center” and focuses on artificial intelligence, robotics, and skills training. The platform emphasizes interaction between students and teachers, and claims to use modern technology, AI, and new teaching methods to deliver learning services. Courses shown include Machine Learning with R, ICDL international standard skills, Python programming, and more.
The course categories lean toward digital and career-oriented skills: machine learning, information technology, ICDL, Python, programming, and AI/robotics. The Python course is promoted as using cognitive science methods and claims learners can “learn in half the time of ordinary courses”; it is also described as suitable for learners from primary school through university. The ICDL course emphasizes international standards and certificate recognition. In terms of delivery, the text only states that it is online education with student-teacher interaction. It does not clearly specify whether classes are live, recorded, or 1-on-1, nor does it show class hours, a syllabus, assignment structure, or learning duration.
The platform uses a pay-per-course model, with prices displayed in Iranian toman: Machine Learning with R at 5,500,000 تومان, ICDL at 3,350,000 تومان, and Python at 3,550,000 تومان. Higher original prices are also listed, suggesting discounted sales. For certificates, the site claims to provide skills certificates that meet global standards and are supervised by official institutions, and displays “5000+ certificates issued.” The ICDL course also claims its certificate is valid in 140 countries. However, the crawled text does not specify the issuing body, certification process, exam format, or certificate samples, so these should be verified before purchase.
The strengths are that the course topics are practical, covering employment-related skills such as AI, programming, and office IT; pricing information is relatively straightforward; and the platform emphasizes project-based, workshop-style, and interactive learning. The weaknesses are also clear: instructors are only broadly described as “professionals,” with no teacher profiles; course depth, lesson hours, support services, and refund policy are not disclosed; and certificate claims are strong but lack verifiable detail. For non-Persian-speaking users, the language barrier is likely significant.
It is better suited to users who understand Persian and want to study Python, ICDL, machine learning, or basic digital skills, especially those seeking career upskilling or certificates. Access from China cannot be determined from the text alone, and payment methods are not disclosed. If network access or payment is an issue, alternatives include Coursera, edX, Udemy, DataCamp, or Chinese-language options such as 中国大学MOOC, 慕课网, and 网易云课堂.
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