How many courses are most people taking?

Hitoshi Ozawa · ‎10-20-2024

Just out of curiosity, how many courses are people taking?

I've seem that there are some udemy courses are well. Are people taking them from ServiceNow or directly from Udemy. I already have an Udemy account from work and cursious if there is any benefit to take it Udemy courses from NowLearning.

Simon Hendery · ‎10-20-2024

Hi @Hitoshi Ozawa

You are referring to the 'Power Skills' package of Udemy courses that are offered though Now Learning.

Full details can be found here:

https://www.servicenow.com/community/riseup-with-servicenow-blogs/udemy-power-skills-courses-availab...

The advantage of buying these courses through ServiceNow is that you get access to 75 courses for $200 - much cheaper than buying them individually through Udemy.

Basically, ServiceNow has cherry-picked Udemy's entire catalog for courses related to IT and relevant soft skills, and bundled them up into a package you can buy for $200.

So review the list, and if you think enough of the courses are of interest to you that it adds up to being a good deal for you personally, then it will be $200 well spent.

These courses also appear as optional courses to take throughout the various Career Journey paths on Now Learning:

https://nowlearning.servicenow.com/lxp/en/pages/career-journey?id=journey

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Simon Hendery · ‎10-20-2024

Hi @Hitoshi Ozawa - In your case, yes, that's probably correct. If you already have a corporate Udemy account, I'm pretty sure you'll find you can already access the courses offered through Now Learning, so there's no point signing up for the 'Power Skills' package through Now Learning.

infosurahal · ‎10-20-2024

Great question, Hitoshi! I think it really depends on individual schedules and goals. Personally, I’ve taken a few courses on Udemy, and I find them very convenient. I’m curious about the benefits of taking courses through NowLearning as well—maybe they offer more tailored content or certification opportunities? Would love to hear what others think!