Coursera (Worldwide) Reviews

“i knew coursera from social media when i was just browsing and i gained intrest about it

i started to use coursera at the beginning of this year. i use coursera about 20 -24 hours per week to find opportunity

Most useful about Coursera is you can able to identify opportunity that favor you according to your skill. i don't dislike instead I highly recommend it to anyone

i highly recommend coursera 101% use it easy to use

Date of this experience: 2025-09-25”

“I got to know Coursera from my elder sister.My Brother in law helped me once to see courses in coursera

I completed 4 to 5 free courses in Coursera. Superb teaching well experienced faculty. It is worth to enroll in their courses. At least 5 days a weak I used coursera to complete enrolled courses.

Most useful about Coursera is their methodology for explanation of the courses to students. No dislikes because i learned a lot from the courses.

Yes it is the best selection to enroll who English very well so that they can understand in a better way.

Date of this experience: 2019-07-28”

“I know about Coursera because it's a well-known and widely used online learning platform that partners with top university

I started using it 5/6/2025 until now 1 months ago. Every night or when I had a free time whenever they want to learn something new.

Most useful about Coursera is Career-Focused Learning you can study at your own pace. Whether you want to learn every day or just on weekends, Coursera lets you adjust deadlines and work around your schedule.

But many courses aren’t fully free and limited interaction with instructors.

If you’re looking to learn new skills—whether for your career, school, or personal growth—Coursera is a great place to start.

Date of this experience: 2025-06-05”

“I was introduced to Coursera by my daughter. Best decision I ever made.

I have been using Coursera since 2020. I just keep coming back for more. I start a new course at least 4 times a year. Each course boosts my confidence.

I find it to be comprehensive and uncomplicated. Feels less like a chore. I really can't think of anything I dislike off the top of my head.

There is so much to learn. I have complete confidence in Coursera.

Date of this experience: 2025-07-17”

“I discovered Coursera through a friend's recommendation and online searches while looking for online courses to enhance my skills.

I started using Coursera about two years ago, and I've been actively taking courses. I've used Coursera regularly, taking at least one course every few months.

The most useful aspect of Coursera is the vast array of courses available from top universities and institutions worldwide. The platform's flexibility, allowing me to learn at my own pace, is also a significant advantage.

One thing I dislike is that some courses can be quite expensive, especially if you're looking for a certificate upon completion. Additionally, occasional technical issues with the platform can be frustrating.

I would highly recommend Coursera to anyone looking to learn new skills or expand their knowledge in a specific area. With its vast course offerings and flexible learning options, Coursera is an excellent platform for learners of all levels. I would suggest exploring the courses and specializations that interest you the most and taking advantage of the free audit options before committing to a paid course.

Date of this experience: 2023-07-13”

“I found out about coursera when I was searching online for ways to improve my knowledge.

I discovered coursera about 2 years ago & I’ve used it ever since. I use coursera about four to five times per week.

I find coursera very useful because I can learn on the go. There is nothing I dislike about coursera this far.

I would absolutely recommend coursera to others. It’s perfect for anyone looking to expand their knowledge.

Date of this experience: 2025-07-12”

“I get to know about Coursera through my college T&P cell, they made each and every student enroll through it and made them learn about the Coursera.

I have been using Coursera since 2022, and from day to day basis I find the platform to be very professional. I frequently browse through Coursera as it helps to keep me updated regarding the new technologies certifications available in the market.

The most useful thing about Coursera is provide Certifications. The certifications are very useful as it's boost CV's ATS scores and also help in overall development of an individual. There's no dislike about Coursera as it user user-friendly and the course fees is minimum.

I Would definitely recommend Coursera to others , as it helped to gain my skills, technical as well as non-technical, apart from that it also helped to deal with complex problems .

Date of this experience: 2025-07-12”

“I first heard about Coursera through a colleague who recommended it for professional development. Later, I saw ads highlighting its partnerships with top universities, which piqued my interest.

I started using Coursera in January 2023 and have been actively enrolled in courses for over two years now. I use Coursera almost daily, dedicating around 5-10 hours per week to coursework and skill-building.

The platform’s wide range of courses from prestigious institutions, along with flexible deadlines and financial aid options, makes it incredibly valuable. The hands-on projects and certificates are also great for career advancement.

But some courses lack interactive elements like live Q&A sessions with instructors. Additionally, the discussion forums can feel outdated compared to other platforms.

I highly recommend Coursera to anyone looking to upskill or learn from world-class educators. It’s especially useful for professionals balancing work and study.

Date of this experience: 2025-02-11”

“I got to know Coursera when I was looking for an online Korean language lesson or platform way back 2018.

I started using Coursera way back 2018 when I was looking for an online Korean language lesson platform. It surges when it became a mandatory part of the curriculum on my university for my bachelor's degree.

I seldomly used Coursera. I only use Coursera when a course or subject has partnership or requires Coursera to be used as a supplemental learning material.

The most useful thing about Coursera is the certificates. They became part of my credentials which boosted my resume for job search.

What I dislike about Coursera is the interface of having too many lesson to unlock that are repetitive in nature where it can be just be done on one sitting. Some courses having too many lessons and short quizzes while other were the opposite. The attempts and grade they require is also a factor of why I dislike ome features of Coursera.

Coursera is a reliable and user-friendly online learning platform that offers a wide range of courses from top universities and institutions. It’s great for both personal and professional development, with flexible learning schedules and options for free or paid certificates. The video lessons are high quality, and many courses offer hands-on projects. Overall, it’s an excellent resource for anyone looking to learn new skills or advance their career at their own pace.

Date of this experience: 2025-07-11”

“I first heard about Coursera from a colleague who was taking an online course in Data Science. At the time, I wanted to improve my skills but didn’t have time for traditional classes. After researching, I found that Coursera partners with top universities like Stanford and companies like Google, offering flexible learning. The positive reviews convinced me to try it.

I started using Coursera in early 2021during the pandemic when I had extra time to upskill. Since then, I’ve been using it for over 3 years. I’ve completed 5+ courses, including Google’s Project Management Certificate and a Python for Beginners course. It’s been a great way to keep learning at my own pace.

I use Coursera at least once a week, depending on my schedule. Sometimes I take short courses in a few days, while longer specializations take 1-2 months. If I’m busy, I pause and return later—the flexibility is key for me. I also revisit courses when I need a refresher on certain topics.

The flexibility and quality of courses are the best parts. I can learn from top instructors without attending a physical university. The certificates help my resume, and the financial aid option makes it affordable. The mobile app also lets me study anywhere. The discussion forums and quizzes keep me engaged.

Sometimes, the cost of certificates adds up if I take multiple courses. A few courses feel too theoretical without enough hands-on projects. Also, peer-reviewed assignments can take time to get feedback. Occasionally, I find outdated content in fast-changing fields like digital marketing.

If you want to learn from top schools or companies at your own pace, try Coursera. Start with free courses to test it, then apply for financial aid if needed. Great for career changers, students, or anyone who loves learning. Just check reviews to pick the most up-to-date courses!

Date of this experience: 2022-07-08”