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TL;DR: Microsoft Excel: Complete Excel Guide 2020 is free on Udemy using the code MAY20FREE.
There has been a lot of talk about how we should all be bettering ourselves during lockdown, but that’s rubbish. If you want to spend these months doing absolutely nothing, then that’s absolutely fine.
If you do want to do something productive, then that’s also good, especially as there are loads of online courses out that that can help you learn something new. You can find online courses on everything from musical instruments to dance.
There are also plenty of courses that will look great on your CV, including the Microsoft Excel: Complete Excel Guide 2020 on Udemy. This course is listed at £199.99, but is currently available for free by using the code MAY20FREE at the checkout. We’re not sure when this code expires, so we recommend acting fast if you’re interested.
The course includes six hours of on-demand video, seven articles, 13 downloadable resources, full lifetime access on mobile and TV, and even a certificate of completion. All you need is a PC with any version of Excel installed in it.
Learn something new for free on Udemy.
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