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IMHO Reviews’ latest article features a list of stock video websites, audiobook services, language learning apps, and online learning platforms that are offering Black Friday and Cyber Monday discounts this year. Coursera is one of the services featured in the article. The company is offering a $100 discount on the Coursera Plus subscription from November 21 until November 28, 2022, 11:59 PM PT.
Coursera Plus is a subscription service that offers members unlimited access to more than 90% of the learning programs included in the Coursera library. MasterTrack and Degree courses and some Professional Certificates are not included in Coursera Plus. There are more than 7,000 high-quality courses, hands-on projects, and certificate programs from over 275 top companies and universities, such as Google, Columbia University, Amazon Web Services, Caltech, Johns Hopkins, and Duke, included in the subscription.
“Coursera Plus is one of the best ways to get high-quality online education at an affordable price. When you become a member, you can take as many courses as you want for a flat monthly fee. There is no limit to the number of courses you can enroll in, and you can earn a certificate for every learning program that you complete without paying any additional fee. The courses are taught by experts in their fields and the quality is usually very high. In my opinion, Coursera is a good choice for people who want to learn new skills that might help them get a job in an in-demand field, ” stated Vitaliy Lano, the owner of IMHO Reviews.
According to the IMHO Reviews article, Coursera Plus offers programs in a variety of subjects such as Data Science, Business, Computer Science, Information Technology, Language Learning, Health, Personal Development, Physical Science and Engineering, Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Math and Logic, and more. Among the programs mentioned are Applied Data Science with Python from the University of Michigan, Academic English: Writing from the University of California, Irvine, Google IT Support from Google, The Science of Well-Being from Yale University, Foundations of Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, Anatomy from the University of Michigan, and Financial Markets from Yale University. There are courses available for different levels, from beginners to more advanced learners. The average completion time of Coursera programs is 5 months, with all programs being designed to be completed in less than one year.
“The cost of Coursera Plus is $59 per month and $399 per year. That includes unlimited access to all courses and Certificates in the catalog. Courses Plus also comes with a 7-day free trial. This Black Friday, Coursera offers a $100 discount on a Coursera Plus subscription so if you sign up now, you will have to pay just $299 for an entire year which is a great deal considering what you will be getting. The courses are online, and you can learn at your own pace, anytime and anywhere which is very convenient for people with busy lifestyles who don’t have much free time but are still interested in upskilling,” added Vitaliy.
For more information on the Coursera Plus platform, its learning programs, and the Black Friday and Cyber Monday discount, read the IMHO Reviews article.
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