Yes, if your CV is a little sparse then absolutely put them on there - if potential employers are looking for specific qualifications then these aren't going to suddenly fill that gap, but more importantly (in my opinion, anyway!) it demonstrates ongoing commitment to furthering your education, particularly when you're doing these courses in your spare time and not because you *have* to do them. I'd actually never heard of Alison Courses before now, but it looks pretty decent! You might want to think about how you would actually evidence that you've completed the courses if you're not getting a certificate at the end; basically, anything that goes on your CV ought to be something that you can provide evidence for. Even a screenshot taken at the end of the course, or a written reflection in your Notes app on how the course went, would likely be sufficient. Without knowing more about your situation, it does sound like you need to focus on exactly what sort of career or sector you want to work in. Until you laser in on something more specific, it's going to be a frustrating and scattershot process trying to build your CV without a goal to work towards. I genuinely wish you the best of luck though, it's a bit of a mad jobs market at the moment but you'll find the one for you! xx