Between August 14, 2025 and May 24, 2026, the supplied records show a steady learning effort across business, technology, construction, communication, faith, health, public safety, and personal development.
Range with a practical center
The largest groups are faith and biblical studies, leadership and personal growth, health and safety, digital skills, and communication. The record also includes business planning, personal finance, marketing, customer service, construction management, estimating, drawings and specifications, scheduling, risk, electrical studies, carpentry, and drainage systems.
That combination matters because it connects professional subjects with the human side of responsible work: listening, empathy, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, accountability, resilience, and clear communication.
Eleven documented learning areas
Faith & Biblical Studies
Biblical literacy, theology, prayer, ethics, and study of individual books and themes.
Leadership, Ethics & Personal Growth
Accountability, values, resilience, decision-making, goals, confidence, and responsible leadership.
Health, Wellness, Recovery & Safety
Wellness, trauma awareness, recovery, overdose response, public safety, and health education.
Digital Skills, Data & AI
Google Workspace, online research, digital collaboration, data tools, computer literacy, and applied AI.
Communication, Marketing & Customer Service
Writing, listening, public relations, customer service, social media, and workplace communication.
Business, Entrepreneurship & Finance
Business planning, entrepreneurship, budgeting, finance, sales leadership, and practical financial decisions.
Relationships, Emotional Intelligence & Life Skills
Emotional regulation, relationships, family, time management, and everyday life skills.
Construction, Trades & Project Management
Planning, scheduling, estimating, drawings, safety, risk, carpentry, electrical studies, and building systems.
Legal, Civic & Social Awareness
Legal-system literacy, rights, civic responsibility, public safety, reentry, and social awareness.
Career Readiness & Workforce Exploration
Career pathways, job preparation, workplace expectations, and exploration of major industries.
General Education & Practical Skills
Science, negotiation, trust, service, educational planning, and other practical knowledge.
Professional relevance
The business and construction coursework supports a professional narrative already grounded in real estate and redevelopment. Topics such as planning, scheduling, estimating, safety, project risk, business plans, budgeting, marketing, negotiation, and customer service are directly connected to the decisions that property owners and operators face.
Digital courses add another layer: Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, Calendar, Gmail, Meet, remote collaboration, online research, data tools, computer literacy, and AI. Together, they show attention to the practical systems used to organize projects and communicate with teams.
Personal growth alongside technical learning
The record does not focus only on technical subjects. It also documents study in accountability, values, resilience, anger management, relationships, emotional regulation, trauma awareness, health, public safety, faith, and ethical decision-making. Those topics present continuing education as both professional preparation and personal responsibility.
How the record should be understood
This journal describes the documents for what they are: Certificates of Completion marked Passed. It does not convert them into college credit, licenses, degrees, or professional certifications. That distinction protects credibility while still recognizing the discipline required to complete 257 learning modules in a little over nine months.
View Marco Denis’s categorized learning overview