GoSkills Reviews

I tried a few lessons on Excel and project management, i ended up using some of the tips at work that same week. That’s always the thing for me, like if I can’t actually use it, I lose interest fast. The short videos helped too because I could squeeze one in after work without feeling like I was signing up for a whole class or anything. It’s not super flashy or fancy, but it’s clear, practical, and it kind of just gets to the point, which I appreciated

I gave the free trial a try because I didn’t want to commit to paying for something before knowing if I’d actually use it. So far, it’s been easy. I tried a few lessons and they were simple to follow, not too long, and didn’t feel boring. The site itself was straightforward too, which I appreciate because I don’t like wasting time figuring things out. I haven’t upgraded yet, but from what I’ve seen, it seems worth checking out before making a decision.

I mostly signed up for the Excel and project management courses, and the instructors were the part that stood out most. They explain things like they actually use these tools day to day, not like they’re just clicking through slides

Some of the lessons are short, which I actually liked, but they still had little tips I could use at work right away. A few parts moved a bit fast for me, but overall yeah the teachers clearly know what they’re doing, I’m really happy with it

I liked how the courses are broken up on GoSkills. The lessons don’t feel too long, and it’s easy to pause and come back later without feeling totally lost.

The short sections make it easier to keep moving, especially if you don’t have hours to sit and study. I do wonder a bit about how deep or high-quality some of the material is compared to more intensive courses, but for quick learning, the setup works well...

I’ve been using GoSkills for a little while now, and the progress tracking is probably what I notice the most. It just picks up where I left off, which sounds basic, but it saves me from poking around trying to remember what I already did.

The percent complete thing is kind of motivating too, even though it’s simple. I’ll see I’m close to finishing a section and end up doing one more lesson. Anyway, it’s easy to follow, not overcomplicated, and yeah, 5 stars from me.

I just fit it in when I can. Few minutes here. A little time there. Nice for a busy week.

I picked up GoSkills when it was on sale, and it’s been worth it so far. The courses are easy enough to follow, and there’s a decent amount of useful stuff on there. I had looked at a few other sites too, but they were more expensive, so for the price... yeah, it just made sense.

I started using GoSkills a few months ago, mostly in the evenings after work, and it’s been really solid the whole time. The videos load quickly, I haven’t dealt with random crashes, and my progress saves right away whenever I stop for the night. Even on days when I only have 20 or 30 minutes, it’s easy to jump back in without any hassle. It’s a small thing, but over the past few months it’s made learning feel a lot less frustrating. Overall, I’m happy with it.

The courses themselves were fine, but the subscription side was kind of frustrating. As someone who likes to stay on top of budgeting and cancel things without a whole scavenger hunt, I found it annoying how much clicking around it took just to find the billing details. Canceling also didn’t feel very clear, and I ended up getting charged before I realized the renewal date was coming. Support did get back to me, but not especially quickly. It’s not the worst site I’ve used, but I wouldn’t recommend it if you want easy control over your plan...

I really like that the lessons are short and don’t feel like they drag on. I can get through one during lunch or whenever I’ve got a few minutes, which makes it easier to keep up with. It feels less like a big task and more like just learning a little at a time, so... yeah, it works for me

I’m new to this, i found it more confusing than helpful at first. Some parts felt like they were explained for people who already knew the basics, and I was sitting there like, make it make sense. It might be fine if you have some experience, but as a total beginner, I struggled to follow along.

I was able to log in right away without any hassle. Nice and simple, which I definitely appreciate.

I used goskills mainly for Excel, with maybe a little project management mixed in. The lessons are short, like 5 or 10 minutes most of the time, so it was easy to do one or two after work without feeling burned out. I’m definitely faster with formulas now and can clean up reports in about half the time compared to before. Some topics could go a bit deeper, but for building practical skills, it worked well for me. I’d give it around 4 stars

I gave GoSkills a try mainly for the practice exercises, and while the videos were generally clear and easy to watch, the hands-on part didn’t quite meet my expectations. A lot of the exercises felt basic and not very similar to the kind of tasks you’d actually deal with at work. I also found a few of the answers a bit hard to follow, which made it less helpful when I got stuck. It’s not a bad platform, but for the price, I was hoping for more realistic, practical exercises.

I used it to assign courses to everyone on my team, and it made the whole training process feel a lot less messy. Based on how smoothly it worked for us, I’d imagine it would be helpful for any team trying to keep training organized...

I tried a few of the courses, and some of them were okay, but it felt a little too basic for what I was paying. The short lessons are convenient, and maybe I just didn’t go deep enough into everything, but from what I used, I didn’t really feel like I was learning enough to justify keeping the subscription.

The videos look really good and they load fast too. Sound is clear, which is a big deal for me. it makes learning way less annoying, even on my old laptop that usually struggles with stuff like this.

I ran into an issue with my GoSkills account and figured I’d just message support and get it sorted, which I did, but yeah, the response wasn’t exactly fast. I kept checking back like, okay, maybe they’ll reply soon, maybe it’s just a busy day, that kind of thing.

When they did get back to me, the answer was actually useful, so I can’t really complain about the help itself. They understood the issue and got it fixed, but I did end up sending a follow-up because I wasn’t sure if my first message had gotten buried or what.

So overall, it wasn’t a bad experience, just kind of slower than I would’ve liked. Everything worked out in the end, which is the main thing, but faster support would definitely make it feel a lot smoother

I had a good experience with the lessons overall. The teachers explain things in a clear way, which made it easy for me to follow along most of the time. A few sections did feel a little rushed, but nothing too overwhelming. Overall, it was helpful and well put together.

I spent a little time on GoSkills, it was easy to use. I’m not always the most patient when a site makes me dig around for stuff, so I appreciated that the menus were clear and I could find courses without clicking all over the place. The pages loaded fine for me too. Maybe I just wasn’t trying anything too complicated, but nothing felt confusing, which was nice