It's in english, but there's the r/photoclass that's going to be starting in just over a month. It's free, well planned out, and there's a number of mentors that will be helping to give more personalized feedback than you generally get with a shorter course. There's also the benefit of being a full year, so it's not trying to condense everything down to the bare minimum (or leaving it out entirely) just to fit it in the course.
While I haven't taken Pierre's course, most of the "learn photography in one month!" courses just throw the same basics out there that you can already find for free on youtube or learn just by practicing. They're too condensed to really teach much, and even when they manage to cover the basics it's not the most in-depth or practical way to learn. There's just too much in photography that relies on practicing consistently to internalize to really learn in just a month.