Learning new skills just got easier and more affordable for Filipinos. Coursera, one of the world’s leading online learning platforms, has rolled out a new course preview feature and localized pricing in the Philippines. With these updates, students and professionals alike can now explore the first module of almost any course for free — complete with video lessons, graded assignments, and even AI-powered learning support through Coursera Coach.
Coursera, Inc. (NYSE: COUR), a leading global online learning platform, today announced a new course preview experience and localized pricing to make world-class content and AI-powered tools more accessible and affordable for learners in the Philippines. The launch is a major step towards Coursera’s aim to help learners worldwide master the right skills to grow their careers.
Replacing the previous audit experience, the new model gives learners access to the first module of nearly every course on Coursera for free — with graded assignments, video content, and AI-powered support features like Coursera Coach, when available within the course. This deeper, more interactive preview allows learners to explore content meaningfully before committing to a full course.
Coursera’s new localized pricing in the Philippines includes:
- Professional Certificates and Specializations starting at $20/month (up to 60% less expensive)
- Coursera Plus (Monthly) subscription at $24 (60% less expensive)
- Coursera Plus (Annual) subscription at $160 (60% less expensive)
Coursera Plus provides learners with access to more than 10,000 courses and professional certificates from more than 350 university and industry partners. Learners interested in an individual course can still enroll for $31 (up to 35% less expensive).
"As one of our fastest-growing and most engaged learner markets across Asia Pacific, the Philippines is at the heart of our mission,” said Greg Hart, CEO of Coursera. “The new course preview experience makes learning more engaging from day one, offering learners a richer way to explore content, while our localized pricing ensures it’s more accessible nationwide.”
Learners will also have free access to Community Impact Courses that address urgent social needs – such as mental health, refugee support, and public health. Eligible learners can continue to apply for financial aid.
This launch is part of a global rollout across more than 100 countries. Early tests show that access to the full suite of course features, including assignments and AI tools, drives stronger engagement and completion rates. With 2.9 million learners, the Philippines is Coursera’s largest market in Asia.
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