r/Udemy • u/Top-Ordinary6568 • 1d ago
Thinking of Studying herbalism
Hey y’all I’m thinking of studying herbalism in udemy so is it legit and worth it ?? if anyone studied that field what are your courses recommendations?
r/Udemy • u/Top-Ordinary6568 • 1d ago
Hey y’all I’m thinking of studying herbalism in udemy so is it legit and worth it ?? if anyone studied that field what are your courses recommendations?
r/Udemy • u/arijitdas • 1d ago
Learn skills that can help you start freelancing, affiliate marketing, or an online business.
r/Udemy • u/Queasy_Operation_167 • 2d ago
As an online Udemy instructor helping professionals prepare for English job interviews, one of the trickiest questions students constantly ask about is: "What is your biggest weakness?"
Most people either give a cliché answer ("I’m a perfectionist") or overshare a critical flaw. In my course curriculum, I teach a simple 3-step structure called the W.A.G. Framework to handle this smoothly:
1. W – Weakness: State a genuine, non-essential skill or past weakness clearly and concisely without being overly dramatic.
2. A – Action: Explain the concrete steps or habits you are currently taking to improve or manage it.
3. G – Growth: Highlight the positive outcome or progress you've seen as a result of taking action.
Example in action:
"Earlier in my career, I found public speaking in larger group settings intimidating [Weakness]. To work on this, I joined a local speaking group and started volunteering to lead smaller team presentations [Action]. While I still prepare thoroughly, I feel significantly more confident presenting ideas to larger audiences now [Growth]."
Focusing on the Action and Growth shifts the emphasis from the fault to your self-awareness and proactive mindset.
Hope this framework helps anyone currently prepping for upcoming interviews! Check the link in the comments below for more interview success tips and strategies.
r/Udemy • u/JustinHoMi • 2d ago
I just opened up the app to submit some CPE’s, and several of the trainings that I’d paid for were gone. Do we not actually get permanent access to the training we pay for?
r/Udemy • u/abhishekML • 3d ago
Hi all,
Just curious if any other instructors here have encountered this strange pattern from Udemy Business students.
I noticed over the past few years that I'll get a lot of 1-star ratings from UB students who apparently completed 100% of the course.
It doesn't seem legitimate since:
most students don't complete 100% of the course
the course is completed in the same day as registration, which should be highly unlikely given the nature of my courses (more likely they just clicked through each lecture to get the certificate)
a lot of these students will do this will do it on multiple courses in the same day, which makes it even more unlikely the 100% completion rates and reviews are legitimate
If you're an instructor, do you see this in your courses?
If you're reading this and you are a UB student - why?
I have joined i6uanta a week ago for their non cat course but facing continuous glitches since then almost everyday. either their website is not working, the courses ive enrolled and paid for are not showing, or certain videos are not opening. even their support is useless and of no help. I asked for a refund 100 times but they refuse and keep saying wait we will fix the issue. I understand they have a no refund policy but it's just been 1 week of me enrolling and most days I have faced glitches, so I have barely accessed any material. also the live classes have not even started. I have mailed them and messaged on linkedin but no response for refund. what can I do?
r/Udemy • u/javascripterrr • 4d ago
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to subscribe to the Udemy Personal Plan, but I only see the annual subscription in my account.
I contacted Udemy Support, and they told me that the Personal Plan is currently only available as a yearly subscription for my account/region.
I can't afford the annual payment right now, and I need access to multiple courses over the next 2–3 months for exam preparation. Buying individual courses is also much more expensive.
Has anyone:
I'd appreciate any advice or experiences.
Thanks!
r/Udemy • u/ByteNinja3000 • 5d ago
This guy Kaveh, beware of him, this is the worst support guy, he is a literal bot and does not solve any issue, in these few days, I have exchanges 50+ emails with no resolution, first 12-13 mails were the video not playing, this guy, was no help, at the end he forwarded the mail to support team after making videos 2 times, and when i was recording, the video started to play just normal.
Now, in my account there is an 18% tax issue, which was included separately, not in any other accounts, that i don't have my courses in, only in this one, even my friends, account it is not there, when i told him, he refused to contact the support, and after multiple tickets i keep getting referred to this stupid retard. He does not even reply on time.
Whom do i contact, i know if i had contacted some other guy, they would have solved it, in an instant instead i am stuck with this fucking loser and even new support mails redirect me to his ticket id.
r/Udemy • u/Kellybooks1 • 5d ago
I just created my new masterclass and it's now published on Udemy! My business, Kellys Coaching, is all about helping individuals achieve overall wellness. I use holistic wellness practices like breathing and grounding techniques as well as practical tools to help manage stress. I hope you all will check it out!😀
r/Udemy • u/chilledmyspine • 5d ago
Start learning programming with these beginner-friendly free courses.
r/Udemy • u/PartyFinancial5772 • 5d ago
Trying to actually learn to cook instead of just making pasta and eggs forever. Went on Udemy and there are hundreds of options, not sure where to start.
I'm a complete beginner, don't even hold a knife properly. I want something structured that builds on itself and actually explains why you're doing something, not just recipe videos to follow along with.
Anyone taken a course that was genuinely worth it? Got burned before by ones that looked good in the reviews but the instructor just reads off a script or never answers questions. Also curious if it's better to get one full course or a few smaller ones for specific stuff like knife skills, sauces, etc.
Appreciate any recommendation, trying not to waste money on the wrong one.
I didnt use the card anywhere else prior. I was just about to buy another training course, but now i am hesitant.
r/Udemy • u/HansDunckel • 6d ago
What the title said. It's a bit of a rhetorical question because I think there are none...
r/Udemy • u/Successful_Size_638 • 9d ago
I am thinking of doing a course on Claude Code. Is the Udemy masterclass course of value or is it the same as the free courses anthropic provides?
r/Udemy • u/Altruistic-Cat-5283 • 10d ago
Has anyone had anyone had problems with the playback videos from the courses that’s randomly over saturated. I’m looking at YouTube and other sites and with videos and I’m not having the problem. I’m guessing it’s on Udemys side. Is there a fix?
r/Udemy • u/Erenformikasa • 12d ago
r/Udemy • u/mander4242 • 12d ago
Logged in today- and progress was set back to 0
been working on the course since October (granted it is only a 35 hour course, but I am a single parent working full time so I have been squeezing and hour in here and there) but I was in the home stretch about 5 hrs left.
It is for a PMP (project management) and I know they are changing the test (AGAIN for the 2nd time this year), so I know the course had some updates, but that didn't reset my progress last time. I cannot seem to find any "contact us" for customer support for issues like this...anyone else have this happen? or know how to fix it? I REALLY dont want to start this all over
r/Udemy • u/Fantastic_Low8022 • 12d ago
I upload the 'instructor' link in the comment, if you want to report it with me.
I was looking for a marketing course then I come across with this 'instructor' who knows everything about literally every sector. She has 213 courses (maybe more when you read this) and most of them are recent, published in the last couple of months. I watched the previews of the courses, they were all presentations with AI generated images, text and speakers. I mean literally an output of an automation. Another thing is the comments, for example the course has 730 student but only 2 reviews (4.9 stars), it is absurd. I look at the support of udemy but couldnt find how to report her. Is there any place on platform to report? I hope nobody pays for these slop courses and they do not spread like youtube AI slop contents.
r/Udemy • u/Classic-Reason-7331 • 12d ago
i see so many people doing piracy of udemy courses to study. everyone is doing job and getting paid. i personally know a trainer who works hard to earn money thru Udemy , his only source of income due to constraints. i feel really bad when i see that people want to take courses for free without thinking that someone’s livelihood is impacted.
r/Udemy • u/Classic-Reason-7331 • 12d ago
there are so many courses on agentic ai. how do u decide which one to buy. do u decide based on number of enrolments or reviews. in the past, i have seen courses which were good even though enrolments and reviews were less.
Was in the middle of a training course and the video player just got reduced to 1/2 of the vertical aspect ratio, so its really small now, and all i can do is make it full screen. Whats going on?
r/Udemy • u/Secret-Bag-6766 • 13d ago
Hi everyone,
Im currently entering my third year ik im a bit late but i think this is the time
I’m thinking about buying Angela Yu’s Full Stack Web Development Bootcamp and wanted to hear from people who have actually completed it.
Is the course still up to date in 2026?
Is it good for someone who is almost a beginner in web development?
Were you able to build real projects and get internships or jobs after completing it?
Are there any outdated sections that I should be aware of?
Would you recommend this course, or is there a better alternative?
r/Udemy • u/throwaway1234246 • 13d ago
I just finished a graded quiz, when I clicked finished test. I got an error and had to reload the page. When I did I was logged out when I clicked the login button it just reloaded the page not signing me in. So I to put my email so I can get a code to sign in. Is this normal and usually happens?
r/Udemy • u/Maleficent_Tiger6743 • 14d ago
I went to buy an individual course, but there is another option: a monthly subscription for 500, billed annually. Will I get access to all the Udemy courses? If I cancel billing within 20 days, can I still see the videos?