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Siyachuma

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I'm considering starting a 2 month data science course with Digital Regenesys. Please share experience and also is the certificate recognized by employers.
 
I wouldn’t bother. 8 weeks? It’s almost certainly going to be the first 2-weeks of a Python course, the first week of a stats course, and a few lifted examples of PyTorch.

My suggestion would be to do a degree with at least two years of CS, Maths and Stats.
 
cguy said:
I wouldn’t bother. 8 weeks? It’s almost certainly going to be the first 2-weeks of a Python course, the first week of a stats course, and a few lifted examples of PyTorch.

My suggestion would be to do a degree with at least two years of CS, Maths and Stats.w
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Where? I have a full time job ... my main concern is the accreditation of this course
 
Siyachuma said:
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I'm not going to look into it. I'm what you could call an employer as I run our data science team. Haven't ever heard of them so their qualification wouldn't carry any weight for me.
 
Siyachuma said:
Where? I have a full time job ... my main concern is the accreditation of this course
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Unisa would be a start. There are also several accredited UK based online degree courses, although they are a bit pricey.
 
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cguy said:
I wouldn’t bother. 8 weeks? It’s almost certainly going to be the first 2-weeks of a Python course, the first week of a stats course, and a few lifted examples of PyTorch.

My suggestion would be to do a degree with at least two years of CS, Maths and Stats.w
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Where? I have a full time job ... my main concern is the accreditation of thi
Messugga said:
I'm not going to look into it. I'm what you could call an employer as I run our data science team. Haven't ever heard of them so their qualification wouldn't carry any weight for me.
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They sent me this document and I'm still not sure hey
 

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cguy said:
UNISA, as I said above.

Accreditation is a deep, convoluted topic. An 8 week course isn’t going to fall under those and isn’t worth anything (like an NQF level even).
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Okay, I hear you. I also don't want to go via the traditional route of an undergraduate degree because I won't be able to fill internship positions as I'm already a practicing pharmacist
 
I would stay far, far away. I've never heard of that institution.
 
Siyachuma said:
Do u also recommend unisa
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Yes, UNISA has a decent reputation internationally and you wouldn't be wasting your money. If you can't attend any of the full time universities it's definitely a viable option. Not sure if they offer short courses but I know that they offer various computing courses (which you have to take over a couple of years).

The nice thing about UNISA is that you can work at your own pace.
 
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My suspicions were unfortunately confirmed. Have a look at https://www.hellopeter.com/regenesys

SCAMMERS, THIEVES!!!!
This school is a scam. You submit assignments early and the next thing you're told you did not do well, you need to resubmit and pay R1000 for it to be marked. If you submit on the due date it gets marked and you get better results.
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Unethical is an understatement
I have had the worst experience with this company, I’m amazed that they get away with this completely unethical behavior.. The blatant incompetence, unprofessional service. By far the worst company I have ever encountered..
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