The NFT Academy

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Which course is right for you?

Six questions, about a minute. We score all 25 reviewed courses against your answers — weighted so a high rating from a handful of reviews never beats a strong one from thousands — and tell you why the winner won.

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Question 1 of 6

What do you actually want to be able to do afterwards?

Or skip the quiz

A quiz is a reasonable shortcut, but it is not magic — it is a weighted score over a dataset you can inspect yourself. If you already know what you want, the course finder gives you the filters directly, and the full ranking shows every course with its strengths and weaknesses written out.

What we weight, and why

  • Review volume, heavily. The single most useful signal in an online course marketplace. A course with thousands of ratings has been tested by thousands of people; one with two has been tested by two.
  • Topic match. A brilliant Solidity course is the wrong answer for someone who wants to understand what they are buying.
  • Time available. A 24-hour course you will not finish is worth less than a 3-hour course you will.
  • Level. Being talked down to and being lost are both failure modes.
  • Price, lightly. On this platform prices cluster so tightly that it rarely decides anything.

Before you buy anything

Check the course's own "last updated" date on the platform before purchasing. This field moves independently of anything we can track, and in a subject that changed as much as this one did between 2021 and now, a course last touched three years ago will show you interfaces that no longer exist. Also remember the 30-day refund window — it exists, and using it on a course that turns out to be wrong for you is entirely reasonable.

Common questions

How does the quiz decide?
Each answer maps to weights on topic, level, length, evidence and price. Every course is scored against those weights, with a deliberate bonus for review volume so a 5.0 from two reviews cannot beat a 4.6 from eight thousand. The result page tells you which of your answers drove the recommendation.
Is the recommendation influenced by commission?
No. Every course in the dataset is on the same platform at broadly the same price, so there is nothing to bias towards. The scoring code contains no reference to commission, and the courses we would not recommend are labelled as such whether or not they pay.
What if I do not like the result?
Change an answer and run it again — the biggest swings come from the goal and the technical-depth questions. Or skip the quiz entirely and use the course finder, where you control the filters directly.