Adobe Certification from store.entrepreneur.com - is this a scam?

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Was reading an article on Entrepreneur.com and at the bottome it advertised a limited time deal to get "certified" in different Adobe CC applications. It listed many "hours" of class time sessions, that would then allow you to become certified. Is this a scam? The Adobe CC membership, by itself, includes thousand of hours of included (free) tutorials. So I figured this isn't real. Can anyone verify this?

Here is the link to the "Certification Classes" (it's just a splash page, but then if you want the "product" it will ask for your credit card info, later)

https://store.entrepreneur.com/sales/the-all-in-one-adobe-creative-cloud-suite-certification-bundle?utm_source=entrepreneur.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=the-all-in-one-adobe-creative-cloud-suite-certification-bundle&utm_term=scsf-365347&utm_content=a0x1P000004N9s1&scsonar=1&_ga=2.173808291.1477947814.1587392839-2135720296.1587392839&fbclid=IwAR3HH5_ULDSRyN39mChGnN6eB3lzMYc0zzmjmxrOWvspuRxP1iJ517yd374

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“Certified” means you get a certificate. Doesn’t mean it’s an Adobe certificate. That’s not a scam, just a course. There are hundreds of courses in Adobe products, at all levels, and there should be. If it said “Adobe certified” but it wasn’t then it would be a scam. Basically if you want an Adobe certification start by learning what certificates they offer. They are very advanced for the most part; for experts with years of experience.

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