Coursera Description
Coursera is a US online learning platform founded in 2012. It offers courses, Specializations, Professional Certificates and full degrees created with more than 350 universities and companies, including Google, IBM, Stanford and leading AI firms. Learners can audit many courses for free, pay per certificate, or subscribe to Coursera Plus for access to thousands of programmes. Content spans data science, software development, AI, business, marketing and project management, and many certificates are designed for career changers. Coursera also sells training to companies and governments. For affiliates, Coursera fits career advice, study resources, tech tutorials and education blogs. The commission range is broad, and certain products, such as subscriptions or career certificates, can earn at the higher end, so it helps to match content to the right product.
Some of Coursera's features
- Courses from universities and companies
- Professional Certificates and Specializations
- Online degrees
- Coursera Plus subscription
- Free audit option on many courses
Coursera's Referral Program
Coursera's affiliate programme runs on Impact. Commission is listed at 15-45%, and the official page states up to 45% on eligible purchases across thousands of courses and Specializations. The cookie lasts 30 days, and payouts are made by ACH or PayPal. Rates differ by product type, so check the current table in Impact.
