Tiers
Pick your step
Five ways in, from one weekend to a full bootcamp. Compare duration, purpose and which courses run at each tier.
The short answer
What is the difference between the SkillsVerx tiers?
SkillsVerx runs every course in five tiers that differ in length and depth. Crash covers one tool or skill in 2 days. Sprint builds one core skill and your first projects in 30 days. Track adds a portfolio over 45 days. Pro spends 60 days on client-style work with career support. Bootcamp (45 to 90 days) goes deepest.
Tier comparison
Side by side
Compare the five tiers
| Tier | Duration | Commitment | Project depth | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crash | 2 days | Low. One weekend on one topic. | Hands-on practice with one tool or task | Working professionals who need one skill by Monday |
| Sprint | 30 days | Moderate. A month of steady practice. | Your first hands-on projects | Beginners starting a new skill |
| Track | 45 days | Steady. A month and a half of project work. | A portfolio you can show | Students and fresh graduates who need proof of work |
| Pro | 60 days | High. Two months of client-style work. | Client-style projects, plus career support | Freelancers and job seekers who plan to earn from the skill |
| Bootcamp | 45 to 90 days | Highest. 45 to 90 days, sometimes several lectures a day. | The whole course at its most detailed level | Learners who want the most depth in one skill |
Choosing
Which tier should you choose?
Each tier gives up something its neighbours have. Read the one you are leaning towards, then the ones either side of it.
What does the Crash tier include?
Crash is the shortest tier: 2 days, over a weekend, on one focused skill or tool, such as keyword research or a single AI tool. You leave able to use that one thing. The trade-off against Sprint is depth. Crash gets you a working skill fast, with no time to build a body of project work.
What does the Sprint tier include?
Sprint runs for 30 days and builds one core skill through your first hands-on projects. Choose it over Crash when you want more than a single tool and have a month to practise. Against Track, Sprint is shorter and lighter: you start real projects, while Track gives you the time to shape them into a portfolio.
What does the Track tier include?
Track runs for 45 days and covers a full skill plus a portfolio you can show clients or employers. Compared with Sprint, you get 15 more days and a finished portfolio. Compared with Pro, you skip the client-style work and career support, which keeps Track shorter if proof of work is all you need right now.
What does the Pro tier include?
Pro runs for 60 days and aims at deep mastery, with client-style work and career support on top of the full skill. Pick it when you plan to earn from the skill soon. Against Track, it adds 15 days and work that mirrors real client briefs. Against Bootcamp, it has a fixed length and a focus on client work, while Bootcamp goes into the most detail.
What does the Bootcamp tier include?
Bootcamp is the advanced level of each course and its most detailed version. It runs 45 to 90 days depending on the batch, and intensive batches can have several lectures a day. Choose it over Pro when you want the most depth in one skill and can commit to that pace. You see each batch’s length and dates before you pay.
Not sure which tier fits?
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