What learning options can I access?
Designed for busy schedules, cohort-based learning is a collaborative learning style in which a group of professionals from diverse organizations and industries advance through a structured learning program together. Over 2-7 weeks, learn alongside your peers through live sessions, hands-on practice, interactive discussions, and a capstone project while building practical skills and progressing toward certification readiness.
What is in a cohort?
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Live Virtual Sessions
- Two live sessions per week
- Each session runs about 1.5 to 2 hours, including time for Q&A and peer discussion
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Self-Paced Activities
- 0.5-3 hours per week
- Learners will complete self-study modules and discussion board activities
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Capstone & Peer Review
- You’ll collaborate with a group of peers on a Capstone Challenge project—a chance to put everything you’ve learned into practice with a real-world scenario. Your group will give a short presentation to share your work and get feedback from Adobe instructors and fellow learners.
Cohort learning gives you an opportunity to not only learn about an Adobe solution but to connect with others who are doing the same type of work that you are. There are many benefits, including:
- Shared progression: Everyone follows the same schedule and deadlines, promoting accountability.
- Community building: Cohort members interact regularly during live sessions and through a cohort discussion board.
- Collaborative learning: Activities include group discussions, peer reviews, and joint projects.
- Facilitated instruction: Adobe expert instructors and mentors guide the cohort, offering their experience, feedback, and support.
Participating in a cohort: Know Before You Go
Participating in a live instructor course: Know Before You Go
I need learning guidance. What courses should I start with?
Participating in a cohort: Know Before You Go
Participating in a live instructor course: Know Before You Go