Course 1 | Getting to Know Cryptocurrency: A Beginner's Guide
This is the first course in the Academy, designed for complete newcomers to cryptocurrency.

Course 2 | Using Cryptocurrency: a Basic User Guide
This is the second course in the Academy, designed to introduce newcomers to using cryptocurrency.
Course 3 | Buying crypto
Designed as a basic user guide to buying cryptocurrency, this course aims to help you understand different ways of buying cryptocurrency. You’ll learn to use services known as exchanges, apps that act as brokers, and decentralised apps/exchanges.
Course 4 | Keeping Your Crypto Secure
This course aims to help you understand how to practise cautious behaviour online, and how to secure and create backups of your crypto wallet. It also equips you with additional knowledge on how to protect yourself from risk when using cryptocurrencies.
Course 5 | What is Blockchain?
This course aims to help you understand the basics of blockchain structures, decentralised consensus, and the six prerequisites for the classical model of blockchain.
Course 6 | Blockchain 2.0: Life After Bitcoin
In this course, we look at how a myriad of other blockchain-based cryptocurrencies appeared after Bitcoin and some of the reasons for that. We’ll then learn about the emergence of a new type of blockchain-based technology called smart contracts and its significance to modern crypto.
Course 7 | Beyond Currency: Modern Blockchain Applications
In this course, we look at how a myriad of other blockchain-based cryptocurrencies appeared after Bitcoin and some of the reasons for that. We’ll then learn about the emergence of a new type of blockchain-based technology called smart contracts and its significance to modern crypto.
Common Criticisms of Crypto
Having made the case for crypto and learning about the reasons behind its success, we now discuss some of the criticisms of crypto. You’ll hear about them from time to time, usually in the media, and while some of them are misconceptions, it is important to understand the reasons for these criticisms and consider objective perspectives.
Crypto: Money, investment, store of value
Why does crypto work as money, as investment, and as a store of value?

Crypto regulations and their implications
Why are crypto regulations and what do they mean to you?