ITIL Self-Paced Online E-Learning Courses in 2026: 33 Accredited Courses Taught in 12 Languages of Instruction

Thirty three accredited courses in one place: the ITIL 4 Practitioner modules, the ITIL 4 Specialist and Strategist modules, ITIL Leader: Digital and IT Strategy, the ITIL Version 5 courses, the MSP 5th Edition courses and M_o_R 4 Practitioner. The full list with prices sits on the self-paced e-learning catalogue.

Each course is bought on its own. There is no bundle you have to take and no cohort to wait for. You enrol, you get access immediately, and you have 365 days to finish.

Every enrolment includes the official PeopleCert courseware, a practice question bank with written rationale for each answer, tutor support by email and the option to add the official exam voucher at the point of purchase.

The courseware, the narration and the on-screen material are produced in each language, not machine translated captions over an English recording.

• English, the default edition, available in every country we serve
• German for Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Namibia
• French for France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Monaco, Canada and francophone Africa
• Spanish for Spain and Latin America, Portuguese for Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique and Cape Verde
• Italian, Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Polish, Japanese and Chinese editions for their respective markets

The catalogue detects the country you are browsing from and shows the languages offered there. A visitor from Germany sees a line reading that the courses are available in English and also in Deutsch, with a button to open the full German catalogue. A visitor from Belgium sees French and Dutch. A visitor from Switzerland sees German, French and Italian.

Nothing is hidden. Every one of the twelve language catalogues stays linked on each page, so if you live in one country and prefer to study in another language you can switch with a single click.

The language is fixed at the point of purchase, because the courseware is issued in that language. If you are unsure, ask an advisor before you enrol rather than after.

ITIL is a vocabulary as much as a method. Terms like value stream, service request, change enablement and continual improvement each carry a precise definition, and reading them in a second language adds a translation step to every exam question.

For teams, the effect compounds. When a service desk in Warsaw and a platform team in Lisbon study the same practice in their own languages, the definitions still line up, because each edition is produced from the same accredited source material.

The practical result is faster study and fewer re-sits, particularly on the scenario heavy Specialist and Strategist papers where reading speed is part of the exam.

The catalogue prices in eight currencies: US dollar, Canadian dollar, Indian rupee, South African rand, pound sterling, euro, Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar. The price you see is the price you pay at checkout, with Indian purchases showing GST separately.

Each country has its own catalogue page listing all 33 courses in that market's currency, plus the cities we serve there and the language editions offered locally.

If you are new to ITIL, start with Foundation and then add one Practitioner or Specialist module that matches your day job. If you already hold Foundation, choose by the work in front of you rather than by the designation: incident and problem management for support leads, change enablement and release management for delivery, Drive Stakeholder Value for relationship owners, High-Velocity IT for engineering aligned teams.

If you are working towards the Managing Professional or Strategic Leader designations, buy the individual modules that make them up. Direct, Plan and Improve counts towards both, so it is never bought twice.

Not sure? Use the enquiry form on the catalogue page or email info@learnersink.com and a certified ITIL trainer will map the shortest route for your role.