A while back, we alerted you to a thread on LowEndTalk where community member – and now moderator! – @Arkas shared free courses from Udemy.
That thread was started in September and the community is still dropping courses there! It’s definitely worth a bookmark.
Also, note that many of these courses are only free for a short window, so you need to jump on them. Typically once you’ve enrolled, you have it in your account and don’t need to rush to complete the course, but you do need to get signed up.
Bookmark the thread and check back often for free courses!
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