Non-US Grad Cert Options?

[Dlo79]

Like an onion, this area/topic seems to have layers 

As I've been exploring this site, I've learned a lot.  I'm very much interested in the ability to take these non-US based platforms and FCE them into grad certs and credits here in the US, so like many (I assume), I started with ENEB (I'd rather have the inexpensive college credit/certs than spend the same $ for something like Coursera, edX, etc).  Personally I have had a great experience with them with no complaints at all.  That said, I wanted more options than just business related programs so I started searching and found Masstercursos.  I'm probably 90% sold on them being my next platform, but I continued to search and found Woolf and eMagister.  Unlike ENEB and Masstercursos, Woolf and eMagister appear to be aggregators (for lack of a better term), bringing together various programs from other institutions and offering a much larger scope of subject matter, which very much appeals to me.  The Woolf offerings SEEM like they'll be easier to FCE into certs/credits here (TBD), but I think I'll need to go institution by institution with the eMagister offerings to see how those will fare.  I might be biting off more than I can chew here, but are there any other "aggregators" out there (preferably proven to FCE if possible) that I should explore?  I don't mind the research as I love to learn (that's why many of us are here I'd say), but I'm not sure what exactly I'd search FOR when trying to find more options.  Any help with search terms or even helping point me at specific sites would be greatly appreciated. TIA

[Tomas]

Woolf doesn't aggregate various programs from other institutions - other institutions take Woolf program and implement it locally as their college.

eMagister looks interesting, forgot about that one, wondering how real it is - eg. MSc in Analytics from University of Huddersfield for £ 625 ... masters directly from them is £ 8000 and that already is kind of cheap