Courses
Online courses and classes from independent teachers — learn at your own pace.
Northlight Digital
Product Photography with Your Phone
$79
Clay & Kiln Studio
Pottery from Scratch: The Complete Wheel Course
$150
MultiVendor Academy
Start Selling on MultiVendor Market
$99
About courses
Online courses on MultiVendor Market are created by independent instructors, practitioners and small schools, and each course belongs to the instructor's own shop. Subjects span programming and development, artificial intelligence and automation, data science, IT, cloud and cybersecurity, business and entrepreneurship, marketing and sales, office and productivity software, design and creative arts, photography and video, music and audio production, language learning, finance and accounting, health, fitness and wellness, career skills, personal development, parenting, teaching, trades and technical skills, lifestyle and craft hobbies, and academic school subjects.
A typical course is organized into modules, each made up of lessons such as videos, readings, exercises or downloadable resources. Many courses offer free preview lessons so you can see how the instructor teaches before enrolling. Your progress is saved as you go, so you can work through lessons in your own time and pick up where you left off.
Choosing well starts with your goal and level. Read the course outline to see which topics are covered and in what order, check whether it's aimed at beginners, intermediate or advanced learners, and look at the prerequisites and tools you'll need. Watch a free preview lesson to judge the instructor's pace and clarity, and read about the instructor's real-world experience in the subject.
Courses teach skills; they don't replace professional advice. Finance and investing courses are educational, not financial advice, and health, fitness and wellness courses are not a substitute for guidance from a qualified professional. If you have questions about content, level or requirements, you can message the instructor before you enroll.
Choosing an online course and instructor
- Start with what you want to be able to do when you finish, then look for a course whose outline leads there.
- Check the stated level and prerequisites so the course is neither too basic nor too advanced for you.
- Read the full list of modules and lessons to see which topics are covered and in what depth.
- Watch the free preview lessons to judge the instructor's teaching style, pace and audio and video quality.
- Look at the instructor's background and practical experience in the subject.
- Check what software, equipment or materials you'll need to follow along.
- Plan your time: courses are self-paced, and your progress is saved so you can return to any lesson.
- Message the instructor with questions about content or fit before you enroll.
Questions about courses
How do online courses on MultiVendor Market work?
Each course is organized into modules and lessons created by an independent instructor. After enrolling you work through the lessons at your own pace, and your progress is saved.
Can I try a course before buying it?
Many courses include free preview lessons. Watch or read them to see how the instructor teaches before you enroll.
Are the courses for beginners?
It varies by course. Each listing describes its level and any prerequisites, so check those and the module outline before enrolling.
Can I ask the instructor questions?
Yes. Every course shows who teaches it, and you can message the instructor directly from the listing.
Is a finance or health course the same as professional advice?
No. Courses are educational. For decisions about your money, health or legal situation, consult a qualified professional.