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I am a high school student with a major in engineering. Help me find some useful short courses to build my resume. Moreover, if those courses should be free and it's fine if it includes youth summits it's just like that I just want to get experience or exposure with international students
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Suraayah Hunter
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Hi Niha!
11th grade is your launchpad - every credential, competition, and connection you secure this year builds directly into your college applications, scholarship portfolio, and engineering career. You are stepping into a field that changes lives, and these opportunities will set you apart from day one.
Free Courses That Build Real Credibility
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Open Course Ware (Massachusetts Institute of Technology [MIT], 2026) gives you unrestricted access to the same problem sets, lecture notes, and exams MIT students use - at zero cost, from anywhere in the world. Reference the specific course number on every application you submit. Admissions panels and hiring managers recognize MIT curriculum on sight. As a former MIT event mentor, I speak from firsthand experience - MIT brings together some of the most serious minds in engineering and innovation, and that standard carries through every program bearing the MIT name.
Coursera (2026) partners with Duke University, Johns Hopkins University, and Georgia Institute of Technology to deliver rigorous engineering fundamentals through free audit enrollment. Search "audit for free" on any course page, complete the assignments, and walk away with substantive knowledge and a resume-ready credential.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's free learning portal (National Aeronautics and Space Administration [NASA], 2026) delivers aerospace and engineering modules designed for serious students. A NASA-affiliated credential signals genuine scientific curiosity - the kind that stands out in every interview and college essay.
Youth Summits and Global Exposure
The Conrad Challenge (2026) unites high school innovators worldwide to engineer solutions to humanity's greatest challenges. Student teams present directly to NASA astronauts and Fortune 500 executives in a fully online format - completing this competition in 11th grade produces compelling material for every top engineering program application.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Launch (MIT, 2026) immerses students in free online venture-building alongside peers from across the globe. Completing MIT Launch signals both engineering depth and entrepreneurial maturity - a combination that distinguishes you in any competitive field.
The United Nations Youth Associations network (United Nations [UN], 2026) convenes free virtual summits drawing students from 190 countries around infrastructure, sustainability, and global development. Search "UN Youth Associations Network" to find upcoming summit schedules and register as early as possible - spots fill quickly.
The Opportunity Most Students Miss
Engineers Without Borders (2026) engages student volunteers in real community infrastructure projects through a globally active network. Sustained involvement throughout your junior and senior years demonstrates exactly the commitment and purpose that elite engineering programs and top employers seek.
Scholarships and Grants
The Society of Women Engineers (2026) administers over 200 individual scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $17,000 - available to high school students with no prior college enrollment required. Search "Society of Women Engineers scholarships" to find the portal and prepare your materials for the spring cycle.
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Foundation (American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics [AIAA] Foundation, 2026) awards merit scholarships to high school students committed to aerospace and engineering disciplines. Search "AIAA Foundation scholarships" to confirm the 2026-2027 cycle opening date.
The Regeneron Science Talent Search (Society for Science, 2026) awards up to $250,000 to students who submit original research projects. The 2027 application cycle opens in fall 2026 - search "Regeneron Science Talent Search" to begin tracking the application timeline now.
The Davidson Fellows Scholarship (Davidson Institute, 2026) awards $10,000, $25,000, and $50,000 to students under 18 who produce significant work in engineering, science, or technology. Search "Davidson Fellows Scholarship" to confirm current eligibility requirements and application dates.
The Thiel Fellowship (Thiel Foundation, 2026) awards $100,000 to extraordinary young innovators under 23. The groundwork you lay in 11th grade positions you powerfully for this fellowship upon graduation - search "Thiel Fellowship" to confirm the current application cycle.
Internships and Research
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration High School Internship Program (NASA, 2026) places students inside real engineering projects across NASA centers worldwide, with virtual tracks welcoming international participants annually. Search "NASA high school internship" for current cycle dates.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Science Institute (Center for Excellence in Education [CEE], 2026) embeds high school students in six weeks of fully funded research alongside MIT faculty every summer. Target the 2027 cycle with applications opening December 2026 - begin preparing your materials and recommendations now.
Google's Computer Science Summer Institute (Google, 2026) delivers a rigorous free four-week technology program to rising college freshmen. Search "Google CSSI" to track the 2027 cycle opening date and start your application materials early.
The Inspirit Artificial Intelligence Scholar Program (Inspirit Artificial Intelligence, 2026) places students inside university research labs alongside Stanford University and MIT graduate students to build genuine artificial intelligence and engineering projects. Full scholarships cover tuition for qualifying applicants - search "Inspirit AI Scholar Program" to confirm current cohort enrollment dates.
The Simons Summer Research Program (Simons Foundation, 2026) places students in fully funded paid research at Stony Brook University, welcoming international applicants with strong academic records. Search "Simons Summer Research Program" for 2027 cycle opening dates and prepare your application materials now.
Building a Portfolio That Commands Attention
A compelling engineering portfolio captures your thinking process alongside your finished work. Structure every project entry around four pillars: the problem you identified, the engineering approach you designed, the outcome you produced, and the measurable impact your solution created.
GitHub (2026) serves as the global standard portfolio platform for engineering and technology professionals at every career stage. Open a free account today, document every project with precision, and attach the link to every application and resume you send.
Hackster.io (2026) publishes hardware and software projects from engineering students worldwide. A well-documented project here generates international visibility and draws direct engagement from working engineers across every discipline.
Instructables (2026) reaches millions of readers globally through detailed project walkthroughs. Publishing your work here demonstrates the rare ability to communicate complex engineering ideas with clarity - a skill every employer and admissions panel values.
The Congressional App Challenge (2026) recognizes student developers worldwide with formal commendation from members of the United States Congress. Search "Congressional App Challenge" to find current cycle details and submission requirements.
Networking and Mentorship
LinkedIn (2026) gives high school students direct access to engineers, researchers, and hiring managers worldwide. Build your profile now and populate it with every course, competition, program, and project you complete - your network compounds with every connection.
Society of Women Engineers (2026) student membership costs nothing and opens a global community of 40,000 engineers spanning every discipline and country. Joining in high school means entering college with a professional network already in motion.
The American Society of Civil Engineers (2026) extends free student membership and connects you with civil and structural engineers across 177 countries - a particularly valuable network for students drawn to construction and infrastructure.
The International Society of Automation (2026) offers free student membership linking you to automation and systems engineers on every continent. Engineers who build their networks in high school enter college with relationships that generate internships and opportunities from the first semester.
ADPList (2026) provides free one-on-one mentorship sessions with verified engineers and technology professionals worldwide. Consistent mentorship accelerates your development and produces the kind of referral relationships that open doors no application alone can.
Competitions and Partnerships
The International Science and Engineering Fair (Society for Science, 2026) stands as the world's premier pre-college engineering and science competition. Winners earn scholarships, global recognition, and direct introductions to leading university research programs. A project you begin developing now arrives at submission with the depth and rigor judges reward.
The For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Robotics Competition (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology [FIRST], 2026) operates across the globe, placing students in engineering teams sponsored by Google, Boeing, and General Electric. Corporate sponsors actively recruit standout participants for internships and scholarship awards.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Youth in Action program (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization [UNESCO], 2026) partners students with global sustainability and engineering initiatives. Search "UNESCO Youth in Action" to confirm current program availability and submit your interest early.
The Shell Ideas360 competition (Shell International, 2026) invites students worldwide to engineer sustainable solutions to pressing global challenges. Participants gain direct engagement with Shell engineers and leave with verifiable corporate partnership experience. Search "Shell Ideas360" to confirm the current competition cycle.
The work you put in this year assists in building the career you want.
- Dr. Hunter
References
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Foundation. (2026). American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Foundation scholarships.
American Society of Civil Engineers. (2026). Student membership and resources.
ADPList. (2026). Free mentorship for students and professionals.
Center for Excellence in Education. (2026). Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Science Institute.
Congressional App Challenge. (2026). Congressional App Challenge for students.
Conrad Challenge. (2026). Conrad Challenge: Innovation and entrepreneurship for students.
Coursera. (2026). Free online courses from top universities.
Davidson Institute. (2026). Davidson Fellows Scholarship.
Engineers Without Borders - United States of America. (2026). Student chapters and volunteer opportunities.
For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology. (2026). For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology: Inspiring students through engineering.
GitHub. (2026). Global platform for engineering and technology portfolios.
Google. (2026). Computer Science Summer Institute.
Hackster.io. (2026). Engineering project community.
Inspirit Artificial Intelligence. (2026). Artificial Intelligence Scholar Program for high school students.
Instructables. (2026). Project walkthroughs for engineers and makers.
International Society of Automation. (2026). Student membership and resources.
LinkedIn. (2026). Professional networking platform for students and professionals.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. (2020). MIT Hacking Racism Challenge in Healthcare.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Launch. (2026). Massachusetts Institute of Technology Launch: Entrepreneurship program for high school students.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology OpenCourseWare. (2026). Free online course materials.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration. (2026). National Aeronautics and Space Administration Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics engagement and internships.
Shell International. (2026). Shell Ideas360 competition.
Simons Foundation. (2026). Simons Summer Research Program.
Society for Science. (2026). Regeneron Science Talent Search and International Science and Engineering Fair.
Society of Women Engineers. (2026). Scholarships and student membership.
Thiel Foundation. (2026). Thiel Fellowship.
United Nations. (2026). United Nations Youth Associations Network: Virtual summits and international student engagement.
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. (2026). Youth in Action program.
1. Register for one MIT OpenCourseWare course this week and save your completion screenshot
2. Apply to the Conrad Challenge - 11th grade is prime timing for this cycle
3. Connect with Engineers Without Borders and ask about student volunteer opportunities in your region.
4. Open a GitHub account and upload your first project this month.
5. Bookmark the Society of Women Engineers scholarship portal and begin drafting your application materials for the spring cycle.
11th grade is your launchpad - every credential, competition, and connection you secure this year builds directly into your college applications, scholarship portfolio, and engineering career. You are stepping into a field that changes lives, and these opportunities will set you apart from day one.
Free Courses That Build Real Credibility
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Open Course Ware (Massachusetts Institute of Technology [MIT], 2026) gives you unrestricted access to the same problem sets, lecture notes, and exams MIT students use - at zero cost, from anywhere in the world. Reference the specific course number on every application you submit. Admissions panels and hiring managers recognize MIT curriculum on sight. As a former MIT event mentor, I speak from firsthand experience - MIT brings together some of the most serious minds in engineering and innovation, and that standard carries through every program bearing the MIT name.
Coursera (2026) partners with Duke University, Johns Hopkins University, and Georgia Institute of Technology to deliver rigorous engineering fundamentals through free audit enrollment. Search "audit for free" on any course page, complete the assignments, and walk away with substantive knowledge and a resume-ready credential.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's free learning portal (National Aeronautics and Space Administration [NASA], 2026) delivers aerospace and engineering modules designed for serious students. A NASA-affiliated credential signals genuine scientific curiosity - the kind that stands out in every interview and college essay.
Youth Summits and Global Exposure
The Conrad Challenge (2026) unites high school innovators worldwide to engineer solutions to humanity's greatest challenges. Student teams present directly to NASA astronauts and Fortune 500 executives in a fully online format - completing this competition in 11th grade produces compelling material for every top engineering program application.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Launch (MIT, 2026) immerses students in free online venture-building alongside peers from across the globe. Completing MIT Launch signals both engineering depth and entrepreneurial maturity - a combination that distinguishes you in any competitive field.
The United Nations Youth Associations network (United Nations [UN], 2026) convenes free virtual summits drawing students from 190 countries around infrastructure, sustainability, and global development. Search "UN Youth Associations Network" to find upcoming summit schedules and register as early as possible - spots fill quickly.
The Opportunity Most Students Miss
Engineers Without Borders (2026) engages student volunteers in real community infrastructure projects through a globally active network. Sustained involvement throughout your junior and senior years demonstrates exactly the commitment and purpose that elite engineering programs and top employers seek.
Scholarships and Grants
The Society of Women Engineers (2026) administers over 200 individual scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $17,000 - available to high school students with no prior college enrollment required. Search "Society of Women Engineers scholarships" to find the portal and prepare your materials for the spring cycle.
The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Foundation (American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics [AIAA] Foundation, 2026) awards merit scholarships to high school students committed to aerospace and engineering disciplines. Search "AIAA Foundation scholarships" to confirm the 2026-2027 cycle opening date.
The Regeneron Science Talent Search (Society for Science, 2026) awards up to $250,000 to students who submit original research projects. The 2027 application cycle opens in fall 2026 - search "Regeneron Science Talent Search" to begin tracking the application timeline now.
The Davidson Fellows Scholarship (Davidson Institute, 2026) awards $10,000, $25,000, and $50,000 to students under 18 who produce significant work in engineering, science, or technology. Search "Davidson Fellows Scholarship" to confirm current eligibility requirements and application dates.
The Thiel Fellowship (Thiel Foundation, 2026) awards $100,000 to extraordinary young innovators under 23. The groundwork you lay in 11th grade positions you powerfully for this fellowship upon graduation - search "Thiel Fellowship" to confirm the current application cycle.
Internships and Research
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration High School Internship Program (NASA, 2026) places students inside real engineering projects across NASA centers worldwide, with virtual tracks welcoming international participants annually. Search "NASA high school internship" for current cycle dates.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Science Institute (Center for Excellence in Education [CEE], 2026) embeds high school students in six weeks of fully funded research alongside MIT faculty every summer. Target the 2027 cycle with applications opening December 2026 - begin preparing your materials and recommendations now.
Google's Computer Science Summer Institute (Google, 2026) delivers a rigorous free four-week technology program to rising college freshmen. Search "Google CSSI" to track the 2027 cycle opening date and start your application materials early.
The Inspirit Artificial Intelligence Scholar Program (Inspirit Artificial Intelligence, 2026) places students inside university research labs alongside Stanford University and MIT graduate students to build genuine artificial intelligence and engineering projects. Full scholarships cover tuition for qualifying applicants - search "Inspirit AI Scholar Program" to confirm current cohort enrollment dates.
The Simons Summer Research Program (Simons Foundation, 2026) places students in fully funded paid research at Stony Brook University, welcoming international applicants with strong academic records. Search "Simons Summer Research Program" for 2027 cycle opening dates and prepare your application materials now.
Building a Portfolio That Commands Attention
A compelling engineering portfolio captures your thinking process alongside your finished work. Structure every project entry around four pillars: the problem you identified, the engineering approach you designed, the outcome you produced, and the measurable impact your solution created.
GitHub (2026) serves as the global standard portfolio platform for engineering and technology professionals at every career stage. Open a free account today, document every project with precision, and attach the link to every application and resume you send.
Hackster.io (2026) publishes hardware and software projects from engineering students worldwide. A well-documented project here generates international visibility and draws direct engagement from working engineers across every discipline.
Instructables (2026) reaches millions of readers globally through detailed project walkthroughs. Publishing your work here demonstrates the rare ability to communicate complex engineering ideas with clarity - a skill every employer and admissions panel values.
The Congressional App Challenge (2026) recognizes student developers worldwide with formal commendation from members of the United States Congress. Search "Congressional App Challenge" to find current cycle details and submission requirements.
Networking and Mentorship
LinkedIn (2026) gives high school students direct access to engineers, researchers, and hiring managers worldwide. Build your profile now and populate it with every course, competition, program, and project you complete - your network compounds with every connection.
Society of Women Engineers (2026) student membership costs nothing and opens a global community of 40,000 engineers spanning every discipline and country. Joining in high school means entering college with a professional network already in motion.
The American Society of Civil Engineers (2026) extends free student membership and connects you with civil and structural engineers across 177 countries - a particularly valuable network for students drawn to construction and infrastructure.
The International Society of Automation (2026) offers free student membership linking you to automation and systems engineers on every continent. Engineers who build their networks in high school enter college with relationships that generate internships and opportunities from the first semester.
ADPList (2026) provides free one-on-one mentorship sessions with verified engineers and technology professionals worldwide. Consistent mentorship accelerates your development and produces the kind of referral relationships that open doors no application alone can.
Competitions and Partnerships
The International Science and Engineering Fair (Society for Science, 2026) stands as the world's premier pre-college engineering and science competition. Winners earn scholarships, global recognition, and direct introductions to leading university research programs. A project you begin developing now arrives at submission with the depth and rigor judges reward.
The For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Robotics Competition (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology [FIRST], 2026) operates across the globe, placing students in engineering teams sponsored by Google, Boeing, and General Electric. Corporate sponsors actively recruit standout participants for internships and scholarship awards.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Youth in Action program (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization [UNESCO], 2026) partners students with global sustainability and engineering initiatives. Search "UNESCO Youth in Action" to confirm current program availability and submit your interest early.
The Shell Ideas360 competition (Shell International, 2026) invites students worldwide to engineer sustainable solutions to pressing global challenges. Participants gain direct engagement with Shell engineers and leave with verifiable corporate partnership experience. Search "Shell Ideas360" to confirm the current competition cycle.
The work you put in this year assists in building the career you want.
- Dr. Hunter
References
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Foundation. (2026). American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Foundation scholarships.
American Society of Civil Engineers. (2026). Student membership and resources.
ADPList. (2026). Free mentorship for students and professionals.
Center for Excellence in Education. (2026). Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Science Institute.
Congressional App Challenge. (2026). Congressional App Challenge for students.
Conrad Challenge. (2026). Conrad Challenge: Innovation and entrepreneurship for students.
Coursera. (2026). Free online courses from top universities.
Davidson Institute. (2026). Davidson Fellows Scholarship.
Engineers Without Borders - United States of America. (2026). Student chapters and volunteer opportunities.
For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology. (2026). For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology: Inspiring students through engineering.
GitHub. (2026). Global platform for engineering and technology portfolios.
Google. (2026). Computer Science Summer Institute.
Hackster.io. (2026). Engineering project community.
Inspirit Artificial Intelligence. (2026). Artificial Intelligence Scholar Program for high school students.
Instructables. (2026). Project walkthroughs for engineers and makers.
International Society of Automation. (2026). Student membership and resources.
LinkedIn. (2026). Professional networking platform for students and professionals.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. (2020). MIT Hacking Racism Challenge in Healthcare.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Launch. (2026). Massachusetts Institute of Technology Launch: Entrepreneurship program for high school students.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology OpenCourseWare. (2026). Free online course materials.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration. (2026). National Aeronautics and Space Administration Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics engagement and internships.
Shell International. (2026). Shell Ideas360 competition.
Simons Foundation. (2026). Simons Summer Research Program.
Society for Science. (2026). Regeneron Science Talent Search and International Science and Engineering Fair.
Society of Women Engineers. (2026). Scholarships and student membership.
Thiel Foundation. (2026). Thiel Fellowship.
United Nations. (2026). United Nations Youth Associations Network: Virtual summits and international student engagement.
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. (2026). Youth in Action program.
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Michelle Brenier
Content Writer
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Hanford, California
Updated
Michelle’s Answer
Since you're in high school, it's best to focus on learning experiences rather than just collecting certificates to fill up your resume. In engineering, it's more important to engage in activities where you can create, test, or show something tangible.
Here are some great opportunities to consider:
- UC Berkeley REYES offers a free virtual STEM program with lectures, panels, and activities for high school and college students. It connects learners from over 100 countries, providing international exposure.
- Engineering Tomorrow provides free virtual engineering labs in fields like robotics, machine learning, aerodynamics, and 3D printing.
- Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute's Engineering Principles course is free and covers mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering, including projects related to engineering design and CAD.
- University of Maryland WIE RISE introduces high school students to engineering research. The 2026 program is closed, but keep an eye out for future opportunities.
- University engineering outreach programs are valuable as they often mix technical learning with interactions with university students and engineers. For example, Cal State LA's LAunchPad program included projects, industry speakers, and faculty interactions.
When building your resume, focus on a couple of strong experiences rather than many unrelated certificates. For instance, take a course, complete an engineering project, document your work, share the results, and explain what you learned.
If you're aiming for international experience, choose virtual programs that connect you with students from around the world. This collaboration can be more rewarding than just earning a certificate.
When listing experiences on your resume, go beyond "Completed Engineering Course." Highlight the skills you gained or projects you worked on. This adds more value for university admissions or future employers.
Here are some great opportunities to consider:
- UC Berkeley REYES offers a free virtual STEM program with lectures, panels, and activities for high school and college students. It connects learners from over 100 countries, providing international exposure.
- Engineering Tomorrow provides free virtual engineering labs in fields like robotics, machine learning, aerodynamics, and 3D printing.
- Arrupe Virtual Learning Institute's Engineering Principles course is free and covers mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering, including projects related to engineering design and CAD.
- University of Maryland WIE RISE introduces high school students to engineering research. The 2026 program is closed, but keep an eye out for future opportunities.
- University engineering outreach programs are valuable as they often mix technical learning with interactions with university students and engineers. For example, Cal State LA's LAunchPad program included projects, industry speakers, and faculty interactions.
When building your resume, focus on a couple of strong experiences rather than many unrelated certificates. For instance, take a course, complete an engineering project, document your work, share the results, and explain what you learned.
If you're aiming for international experience, choose virtual programs that connect you with students from around the world. This collaboration can be more rewarding than just earning a certificate.
When listing experiences on your resume, go beyond "Completed Engineering Course." Highlight the skills you gained or projects you worked on. This adds more value for university admissions or future employers.
You rock! This advice is very helpful.
Niha
sharon martin
software developer
1
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Mexico City, Mexico
Updated
sharon’s Answer
YouTube has many free engineering tutorials and short courses that can help you build practical skills.
Focus on completing small projects from those tutorials so you can showcase real experience on your resume.
Focus on completing small projects from those tutorials so you can showcase real experience on your resume.
You rock! This advice is very helpful.
Niha
Tiarra Hill
Teacher
62
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Chattanooga, Tennessee
Updated
Tiarra’s Answer
Hi Niha,
I'm glad you're already preparing to build a resume. Here are some short and free courses: MIT OpenCourseware, FutureLearn, and Alison. These programs have self-paced modules; this flexibility is very helpful. You can complete these courses on the weekend.
In addition to taking courses, when you graduate high school, create a LinkedIn profile and add your certifications to it so recruiters can see all of your qualifications. Also, you can connect with others in the field on LinkedIn and follow different companies that post jobs and information on the platform.
Also, Coursera is another good source. After high school, consider attending college, even if it is a local college, because this will also add to your resume, CV, and LinkedIn profile.
Alison: Free Online Engineering Courses | Alison
MIT OpenCourseware: MIT OpenCourseWare | Free Online Course Materials
FutureLearn: Free Engineering Courses - Study Online - FutureLearn
I'm glad you're already preparing to build a resume. Here are some short and free courses: MIT OpenCourseware, FutureLearn, and Alison. These programs have self-paced modules; this flexibility is very helpful. You can complete these courses on the weekend.
In addition to taking courses, when you graduate high school, create a LinkedIn profile and add your certifications to it so recruiters can see all of your qualifications. Also, you can connect with others in the field on LinkedIn and follow different companies that post jobs and information on the platform.
Also, Coursera is another good source. After high school, consider attending college, even if it is a local college, because this will also add to your resume, CV, and LinkedIn profile.
Alison: Free Online Engineering Courses | Alison
MIT OpenCourseware: MIT OpenCourseWare | Free Online Course Materials
FutureLearn: Free Engineering Courses - Study Online - FutureLearn
Delfina Daglio (ella/she/ela)
Corporate Citizenship
1
Answer
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Updated
Delfina’s Answer
Hi Niha! You can check out Accenture's Learning 2 Earning Portal: https://www.l2eportal.accenture.com/?content-lang=en-US, it has a lot of free courses designed to boost your digital confidence, strengthen your personal skills, help you get started in in‑demand technology roles, and prepare you for the world of work. Happy learning!
Thank you for sharing your perspective.
Niha