Coursera firm Coursera has started the process of moving its platform away from education courses to a larger, more career-orientated offering. The company introduced a subscription service in this fall , which allows users to take its tiny Master's degree courses for between $300 and $500 per month, rather than a flat rate between $300 and $500 . Since introducing subscriptions, the firm says it has doubled the number of users completing its Master's courses, called Coursera . Coursera plans to unveil additional career-based features October of last year .
EdTech firm Coursera has started the process of moving its platform away from education courses to a larger, more career-orientated offering. The company introduced a subscription service in October of last year, which allows users to take its tiny Master's degree courses for $39 to $89 per month, rather than a flat rate between $300 and $500. Since introducing subscriptions, the firm says it has doubled the number of users completing its Master's courses, called Specializations. Coursera plans to unveil additional career-based features this fall.