Specialisation certificate
Learning tracks.
Finish any three courses in one subject within 18 months to earn an aali specialisation certificate. You pay nothing up front and commit to nothing; each course counts when you finish it.
- Courses
- 3
- Window (draft)
- 18 months
- Subject
- One subject
- Bundle price
- None
What is a learning track?
A learning track is not a product you buy but a way of gathering what you learn. You pick three courses in one subject, in any order and in any format, and when you finish the third inside the window aali gives you a specialisation certificate that shows you went deep into a subject rather than finishing a stray course.
There is no bundle price, and you do not fix your path in advance. You can begin with one course and decide later to carry on. Sprints and programmes do not count toward a track, because they have certificates of their own.
How the pricing works.
You pay full price for the first course. Once you finish it you are a past learner and get a draft 30% discount on the courses that follow. There is no bundle price; you pay for each course when you enrol, so your money is never tied up in a path you have not decided to finish.
| Course | Price (draft) | Note |
|---|---|---|
| First | 4,900 SAR | Full price |
| Second | 3,430 SAR | 30% past-learner discount |
| Third | 3,430 SAR | 30% past-learner discount |
| Total | 11,760 SAR | instead of 14,700 SAR with no discount |
The discount is a draft and does not apply to sprints or programmes.
How a track works.
- 01
Choose a subject
Browse the seven subjects and pick the one your work needs now.
- 02
Finish your first course
Pay full price and finish the course to earn a certificate of completion.
- 03
Add two more within 18 months
Enrol in two more from the same subject at the reduced price, one after the other or together.
- 04
Receive your specialisation certificate
Your specialisation certificate arrives after the third course and is added to your aali record.
Why take a track.
Specialise
Go deep in one subject
Instead of hopping between loose topics, you build a connected understanding that covers the subject from several angles.
Real issues
Cases that look like your work
Each course takes up a real decision from a real company, and you leave with a tool to use.
Community
New classmates in each course
You meet a different group in each course, so your network widens and the people you learn from vary.
The aali communityProgress at work
Evidence of a whole path
It shows your employer that you finished a full path in one subject, not a single course.
Employer reimbursement
The tracks you can take.
Each of the seven subjects has a learning track. Choose a subject to see its courses and begin with any of them. You do not have to decide your whole path now; it is enough to know which subject serves your work, and the rest takes shape with each course you finish, each one counted automatically.
A slot for a real specialisation graduate's view, with consent.
Common questions.
Do I commit to a track from the first course?
No. You commit to nothing and pay nothing up front. Each course you finish in the same subject counts automatically, and when you reach the third you earn the certificate.
What if I go past 18 months?
The window runs from finishing the first course of the track (draft). If the third course falls outside it, the earlier ones are not lost; you can start a new window and count what still qualifies.
Do a programme's courses count?
Yes. Every course in a programme is a full course with its own certificate, and it counts when three of them are in one subject. The programme certificate itself does not count as an extra course.
Does a sprint count?
No. Sprints train one specific skill and are not part of a track, and the past-learner discount does not apply to them.
Is the specialisation certificate a degree?
No. It is an aali certificate that describes what you completed, and we claim no degree and no accreditation from any outside body.