Live cohorts · starting every month

Learn a skill, land the role.

Pick a course, join a live cohort and build projects with a mentor. What we track, recommend and share about you is decided by you.

120+
live cohorts a year
9 in 10
learners finish
6
choices about your data

Mentors who work in the field

Weekly live sessions and reviewed projects, not just recorded videos.

Proctored exams, by choice

Certificates can be earned without webcam recording — you decide whether to allow it.

Share your profile, or don't

Hiring partners see your profile only if you allow it, and you can stop any time.

What we ask you

6 permissions, each its own decision

  • Enrolment, access and certificates

    Creating your learner account, giving you access to your cohort and issuing your certificate.

    needed for the service
  • Tracking your progress to give you feedback

    Using your attendance, assignments and quiz results to show your progress and flag where you need help.

    optional
  • Recommending courses and mentors

    Suggesting courses and mentors based on what you have studied and clicked on.

    optional
  • Sharing your profile with hiring partners

    Sending your name, contact details, projects and employment history to hiring partners who are recruiting for roles you may suit.

    optional
  • Webcam and ID checks during proctored exams

    Recording your webcam and checking your photo ID during proctored exams so your certificate can be verified.

    optional
  • Offers, webinars and newsletters

    Messages about new cohorts, scholarships, webinars and offers.

    optional

How it works

How the permission step works

  1. 1

    Apply on LearnLoop

    Fill in the form on this site.

  2. 2

    Verify on ConsentHub

    We send you to ConsentHub — a different company's site — to confirm it is you and read the notice.

  3. 3

    Allow or refuse, purpose by purpose

    ConsentHub signs the record and gives you a receipt.

  4. 4

    Come back and continue

    LearnLoop carries on using only what you allowed.

Why a different site? Because consent given on a page the organisation controls proves less. On ConsentHub's own domain, the record shows that you acted.