An Ai course certification by itself usually won’t land you a job but it’s a solid place to begin. What really matters (and what employers quietly look for) is how well you can actually apply those skills. Real projects, messy problem-solving, even small experiments they count more than just a certificate.
That’s why building a portfolio is kind of non-negotiable. Internships help too, if you can get them.
Programs like H2K Infosys try to bridge that gap by mixing theory with live projects, plus resume and interview prep. It’s not magic, but it does make the whole process feel a lot less overwhelming and a bit more real.
This topic was modified 2 months ago by Amanda Kane
