OK, so they do this once a year, and yes it's just to drive new business to their site BUT that being said some of the courses on Udemy are fantastic and shouldn't be snubbed at. I've taken a dozen and learnt loads.
Here are some really high rated course now down to only 10 quid. Some down from £200 :
Even cheaper if you buy in dollars.. can still pay with uk PayPal account.
Savvy1
21 Aug 17#2
Is there a time limit of when you can take a course after purchase?
Python5
21 Aug 17#3
No. Unlimited time to use it. They do it more than every year. Every 2-3 month. Some good courses on there
toiletseatlicker
21 Aug 17#4
"How to draw sexy women" 4000 students........ I guess the "How to draw a bowl of fruit", wouldn't be such an attractive course then?........
Baz8755
21 Aug 17#5
Not really a deal as they reduce most courses to less than £10 several times a month
SuperSaverBoy to Baz8755
22 Aug 17#8
This is true. They tend to be on for £10 (or £12 or £15) more often than they're on for their "regular" price - but since £10 is cheaper than £15 I'd say it's a deal.
It's also worth downloading the Udemy app and checking prices on there. Often you can buy the same £10 course for £8.99 !
Do watch the free preview videos before purchasing a course to get a sense of the instructor's style and whether it suits your own. Some of the courses on Udemy are excellent; others are not.
tafkas
21 Aug 17#6
If you're going to buy some content, do yourself (and the content author) a favour and check that it's been uploaded by its original author. Udemy has a track record for hosting pirated content that's been stolen from other paid-for platforms.
Great deal. Heat added. Does anyone know how long this offer is on for? Thank you.
davver99
22 Aug 17#9
NUS CARD ?
neoboy
22 Aug 17#10
I just want to learn how to draw a sexy vase.
cocogumbo
22 Aug 17#11
There's always discount codes to get courses down to a tenner.. this has been going on for years! Sorry, cold, as not a deal as this is a regular promotion for Udemy.
Maybe people should take finance courses and learn that games consoles aren't a good idea...
quantum77 to commenter14
22 Aug 17#14
Say what? :unamused:
super_leeds_86 to commenter14
22 Aug 17#15
How else would you spend your time while your Ethereum Mining Rig is chugging away making you thousands in virtual currency?!
:face_with_monocle:
adam0812 to commenter14
22 Aug 17#18
What does this even mean?
cocogumbo to commenter14
22 Aug 17#19
I think what the poster is attempting to say is if more people studied rather than play games all day, their lives would be enriched. Unforutnately it doesn't seem that the poster follows his own words and may find it worthwhile to take a grammer test..
commenter14 to cocogumbo
22 Aug 17#20
Is that an exam about the lead actor in Frasier?
ROCHJA to commenter14
22 Aug 17#21
My grammer is feistier than Dr Crane's dad.
cocogumbo to commenter14
22 Aug 17#27
Wow, that's an old TV show.. had to Google it to see what it was! Wasn't even born when it was first aired.
veedubjai to commenter14
22 Aug 17#29
:joy:
Reebok.Ron to cocogumbo
22 Aug 17#23
Grammar! :thumbsup:
MadeInBeats to cocogumbo
22 Aug 17#24
Grammar.
Don't worry... I too have faced this exact same ridicule. :blush:
cocogumbo to MadeInBeats
22 Aug 17#26
Isn't Auto Correct fun! :thumbsup:
whelan189 to commenter14
23 Aug 17#31
Comment is bit skewed, not everyone wants a massive PC that can't be taken with them, and gaming pc are to heavy and expensive and get outdated to fast
commenter14 to whelan189
23 Aug 17#32
Have you ever heard of laptops? Also weird that you jump straight to portability; I suspect that's pretty low on most people's lists of gaming requirements.
Also your statement about gaming PCs getting outdated too fast? Are you kidding? The PS4 and Xbox One were outdated from launch. Someone with a 4 year old gaming PC can still play AAA games on good settings. Not to mention that gaming PCs can be updated when you have the money to upgrade them, whereas with consoles you're forced to buy a new one whenever Sony tells you to.
whelan189 to commenter14
23 Aug 17#33
I mean't gaming laptops, if you don't want a desktop pc, because you like moving around the house, going to work with it, going travelling, you have to get a laptop, gaming laptops cost 800-1400£ for one to play games similar to a ps4, they are heavy, charger heavy, last 4 hours on a charge, and in 4 years time the current title will be piss poor on it, so you would need to sell it and get a new one just like a ps4
commenter14 to whelan189
23 Aug 17#34
Good grief, that's a spelling you don't see every day. Maybe you should spend less time arguing about gaming platforms...
whelan189 to commenter14
23 Aug 17#35
I don't get the point in this comment
rosygirl
22 Aug 17#16
Can I use this to get Amazon student?
poopscoop
22 Aug 17#17
Seems to happen more than once a year.
MadeInBeats to poopscoop
22 Aug 17#22
It happens once a month.
Also as someone else has mentioned, you can always find codes to get £5 off £15 courses.
Also, 15% TCB is permanent.
MadeInBeats
22 Aug 17#25
I've bought about 3 courses so far and not completed any of them! I've completed a handful of the smaller free ones though!
Thowky
22 Aug 17#28
I did the domino Chinese courses a while back and found them a bargain at this price (probably cheaper at the time). Totally changed my opinion on my ability to learn languages and even the free sample course taught a lot.
There is a lot of good stuff on Udemy, I do feel they devalue their own products with these deals though and are far too frequent so I can't imagine anyone ever really paying full price for something as they will just wait for the next sale.
JustLikeArkwright
22 Aug 17#30
With Udemy it's a case of finding the gems amongst the dross. Some 'instructors' go way above and beyond in terms of value whereas others are clearly chancers, barely comprehensible or provide zero support. Always worth not just relying on previews/reviews and doing some cross-referencing on names, experience etc via Google.
dizzylol
23 Aug 17#36
1 I have 2 flamedeers
dizzylol
23 Aug 17#37
2. I don't understand a word that you are talking about when you talk about consoles etc.
dizzylol
23 Aug 17#38
3. Do these courses actually lead to any qualifications or are they more for leisure ?
MadeInBeats to dizzylol
1 Sep 17#39
You get a certified digital certificate which you can link to on your Linkedin profile. Depends on the employer but as long as you can demonstrate your abilities along with the certification then yes, it counts as a qualification.
![Fresh Breakfast Meat Box (Using code) @ Campbells Meat [Haggis / Lorne Sausage / Bacon / Black Pudding & More]](/images/topics/208684_1.jpg)
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Opening post
Here are some really high rated course now down to only 10 quid. Some down from £200 :
Complete Java Course - 122,000 students enrolled
Become a Super Learner - 43,000 students enrolled
Pianoforall! - 78,000 students enrolled
How to draw sexy women - 4,000 students
Learn Blender - 50,000 student enrolled
Learn Photography - 150,000 students enrolled
You get the idea.
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I guess the "How to draw a bowl of fruit", wouldn't be such an attractive course then?........
It's also worth downloading the Udemy app and checking prices on there. Often you can buy the same £10 course for £8.99 !
Do watch the free preview videos before purchasing a course to get a sense of the instructor's style and whether it suits your own. Some of the courses on Udemy are excellent; others are not.
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Lots of discounts here to make the courses free - retailmenot.com/vie…099
:face_with_monocle:
Don't worry... I too have faced this exact same ridicule. :blush:
Also your statement about gaming PCs getting outdated too fast? Are you kidding? The PS4 and Xbox One were outdated from launch. Someone with a 4 year old gaming PC can still play AAA games on good settings. Not to mention that gaming PCs can be updated when you have the money to upgrade them, whereas with consoles you're forced to buy a new one whenever Sony tells you to.
Also as someone else has mentioned, you can always find codes to get £5 off £15 courses.
Also, 15% TCB is permanent.
There is a lot of good stuff on Udemy, I do feel they devalue their own products with these deals though and are far too frequent so I can't imagine anyone ever really paying full price for something as they will just wait for the next sale.