With unlimited access to over 40,000 classesSkillshare, the world’s largest online learning community for creative people, arrived in Brazil on Tuesday, the 21st. Offering a subscription model, the platform offers a wide range of topics such as photography, illustration and graphic design.
Skill sharing classes are divided into three levels, beginner, intermediate, and advanced, and include projects where each person can choose a skill to work on in real time. The platform’s four audiences start with teachers who earn an average of $3,000 a year and are creative professionals in a variety of fields.
Then there are the students who use the content of the platform to speed up the professionalization process. The third group consists of people who are looking to develop their spare time or hobbies, and the fourth group is entrepreneurs who are looking for platforms. to learn skills and use them in your work.
How will Skillshare work in Brazil?
According to Nicolas Scafuro, Vice President and International President of Skillshare, the first step towards the implementation of the platform in the Brazilian market is “Our entire collection of 40,000 classes” with Portuguese subtitles. The main aim is to promote creative online learning in iOS, Android, website, mobile website, Apple TV and Chromecast formats.
Skillshare members have a pedagogical distinction in the didactics of the content as well as being able to access the content anytime and anywhere. “learning by doing”, This enables subscribed members to actively participate in classes through the execution of projects and tasks organized by teachers.
Subscription fee
When the platform launches its operations in Brazil, it will offer an annual subscription model with Portuguese support and unlimited access to the entire collection of courses available (regardless of region). Launch value is 204 BRL/yearThis represents 25% of the North American monthly fee of R$835 per year.
Source: Tec Mundo
