Skillshare HQ

I’m not too impressed with the format. I signed up for Seth Godin’s class and while Seth is the best, the format on Skill share can be confusing as you go from chapter to chapter. Also, I was charge $ 9.95 a month — as they said is the premium membership for unlimited video but when you go to view a video, it asks you for payment less a discount. Then when you email them (no, there is no phone # to call), you get an email saying that they are closed. And this is only 3:30 california time. Do we on the west coast have to play by east coast rules or can they put someone on customer service
till 6 pm east coast time ??? They take west coast money, but keep east coast time ?
Basically I’m a bit annoyed that I’m ready to view a video as a premium member but still cannot get to view it.

DAMN Skillshare… where have you been in the last 10 years? This website is amazing and should be taken serious. There’s SO much to learn here. You can become so very valuable to your business and bring worth to your career. Right now, in the economical climate, there’s NOTHING more valuable than your skill set. The more you learn, the more you earn… plain and simple. The classes are video based and in most cases you have to complete a project to submit to your instructor.
I just finished a class on Google Analytics and it was fairly easy to understand and full of useful knowledge. You will learn so much off this site. There’s so many different things here. Ray W. was right about the prices. You’re looking at $ 20 to $ 40 being the average price but you have LIFETIME access to the lessons after you’ve paid. You can watch anytime you want and there are many FREE courses as well. One should ALWAYS want to learn. Now you can learn useful, valuable skills for a very low cost. Skillshare is NO JOKE.

I was introduced to Skillshare, a «community marketplace to learn anything from anyone, «through a $ 10 Unilocal scholarship offer for culinary classes. Skillshare offers classes in entrepreneurship, technology, the culinary arts and much, much more. With Skillshare, ordinary people have the opportunity to teach, or learn just about any skill. Classes are taught at sites arranged by the instructors and generally cost anywhere from $ 20 to $ 40. They are taught at retail businesses, instructor homes, and at other arranged sites around the City.
Recently, I took a class on «Healthy, Fast and Easy to Cook Indian Food» at their SOHO headquarters on Broome Street for the low price of $ 20 ($ 10 after the scholarship). The class was taught in their open space office kitchen, with about ten of us culinary students attending. One or two other classes seemed to be going on at the same time in other areas of their loft-​style office. Neena, a 25 year +hospitality industry professional, and some of her family members taught our class. Overall, we were more than pleased with our introduction to basic Indian spices and their various uses. The members of our class received a demonstration on how to prepare three at-​home Indian dishes, and were able ask a ton of questions. We were given take home recipes for all the dishes, and suggestions on where to buy the Indian spices and ingredients for the dishes.
Skillshare is a good way to continue, or start your education in whatever area interests you. Their roster of classes is continually changing, and offers enough classes to allow you to pick and choose from within any field that interest you. So far I would give Skillshare 5 stars, based on the talent of their instructors, and the affordable prices that they have pledged to maintain for their classes. I should also mention that you have to pay for Skillshare classes through PayPal, so if you do not have a PayPal account, you will need to open one to enroll in a class.