Buy the course you want, once, from $30. The assessment of your final project is inside the price, and it is done by someone who does that work for a living.
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Every course in every subject, plus the certifications. No separate fee at the moment you finish.
Your final project is a brief, not a quiz. Somebody reads it and tells you specifically what to fix.
Names the course, the date and your reviewer. Anyone can check it with a code.
Quizzes are marked by the system. Your final project is not. It goes to somebody who does this work for a living, and their name goes on your certificate next to yours.
If a review runs past four working days we hand it to a reserve reviewer. The wait is our problem, not yours.
Written to be read, not sold.
Priced by the practitioner who wrote it.
For a school, employer or programme.
Enter the code from the certificate. You'll see the course, the date it was issued, and who assessed the work.
I've done four online courses before this. This is the first time a human told me what was actually wrong with my work.
My reviewer asked for changes I hadn't considered. Resubmitting taught me more than the whole course did.
I paid for one course, got the assessment with it, and owed nothing after. No renewal date to think about.
Every topic, all quizzes and retakes, the final exam where there is one, and a single assessment of your project by a working practitioner. There is no separate charge when you submit, and nothing to renew afterwards — the course stays yours.
The price covers one assessment. If your reviewer asks for changes, the resubmission that follows does not count as a second one — that is the point of asking. A genuine second attempt after a pass is not something the price covers.
Someone who does that work professionally — a financial controller reviews the accounts project, an operations lead reviews the automation one. Their name appears on your certificate, and anyone verifying it can see who assessed you.
We hand it to a reserve reviewer and you are unaffected. The four working days are counted on one published calendar, so the promise means the same thing wherever you are.
You get written feedback listing exactly what needs to change, and one free resubmission — it does not cost anything further. If you disagree with the outcome you can ask for a second reviewer who cannot see the first verdict.
Splari is for learners aged 18 and over. Organisations enrolling a group are responsible for their learners meeting that too — it is in the data processing terms we sign with them.
Licence a course once and it opens for your whole cohort, for as long as you run it. No email address needed from any of them.
See how cohorts work →Build a course, assess the projects, and keep a published share we have committed to holding for twelve months.
See the terms →No card, no commitment. Buy the course when you decide the rest is worth it.