Ghacks Deals: The Blockchain Bootcamp Certification Training Bundle ($19.99)

The Blockchain Bootcamp Certification Training Bundle includes three blockchain related courses, two of which prepare you to take certification exams. All courses can be accessed for lifetime and are designed for users of all experience levels.

Here is the list of courses included in the bundle.

  1. Enterprise Blockchain Bootcamp
    Get Started with Blockchain & Know How to Use It to Drive More Revenue
  2. Certified Blockchain Solutions Architect (CBSA)
    Prepare for the CBSA Exam: Top 10 Areas, Topics, Process, & What to Expect Before/After the Exam
  3. Certified Blockchain Developer (CBDH)
    Understand the Materials to Study for the CBDH Certification Exam

The bundle is available for $19.99 on Ghacks Deals at the time of writing.

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