LinkedIn Learning Review 2026
Official site: linkedin.com/learning
Pros
- Certificates display directly on LinkedIn profile
- Huge library of business and tech courses
- Personalised recommendations based on career goals
- Often included with LinkedIn Premium
Cons
- No academic accreditation
- Course depth varies - some are too surface-level
- Requires LinkedIn account for best experience
Overview
LinkedIn Learning offers over 21,000 courses taught by industry experts. Its tight integration with the LinkedIn professional network makes it uniquely positioned for career-driven learners. Completed courses appear as credentials on your LinkedIn profile, providing instant visibility to recruiters and hiring managers in Australia.
Course Library
The platform covers business, technology, and creative skills comprehensively. Software training - including Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, and programming languages - is particularly strong. New courses are added weekly, and the recommendation engine surfaces relevant content based on your job title and skills listed on LinkedIn.
Pricing
LinkedIn Learning costs A$49/month as a standalone subscription, or is bundled with LinkedIn Premium Career (A$59.99/month) and LinkedIn Premium Business plans. A one-month free trial is typically available for new subscribers.
Our editorial team used a paid LinkedIn Learning subscription for this review. No complimentary access was received from LinkedIn.
Alternatives
Independent comparison portal. Prices subject to change - verify with LinkedIn Learning before subscribing.