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# Features in Premium Academy

Premium Academy adds guided learning to OutSmart.

It helps users find the right training faster.

### Core features

With Premium Academy, you can:

* open learning content from OutSmart
* follow course progress
* resume learning later
* guide users with recommended courses

### Learning features

Premium Academy also supports:

* role-based training
* feature-based courses
* plan-based learning content
* multiple language options

### Team value

Premium Academy helps teams:

* train new employees faster
* keep experienced users up to date
* create a more consistent way of working

### Related topics

* [**Premium Academy**](/marketplace-packages-and-power-ups/power-ups/premium-academy.md)
* [**What is Premium Academy?**](/marketplace-packages-and-power-ups/power-ups/premium-academy/what-is-premium-academy.md)
* [**Open Premium Academy and start learning**](/marketplace-packages-and-power-ups/power-ups/premium-academy/open-premium-academy-and-start-learning.md)


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