Hi Everyone,
I have recently launched my new Cost Benefit Analysis Udemy Course. In my post Content to be included in my CBA Udemy Course, I describe the content in each unit/lecture. Since that post, I have completed the remainder of the course. The course contains over 10 hours of video, over 60 downloadable resources, over 40 multiple-choice questions, 2 sample case studies, 1 practice CBA, life time access and a certificate on completion. The course is priced at the Tier 1 price of £20. I believe it is frequently available at half-price.
The main selling point of the course is my own level of expertise. I have worked as an economist since 2007. For about 10 years, I specialised in cost benefit analysis (CBA). I have conducted well over 50 CBAs for projects and programs. The total investment costs of these projects and programs add up to billions of dollars. I have also written several papers for conferences and peer-reviewed journals. There are very few economists with my level of expertise and experience in CBA. Below is the link to the promotional video for this course.
I have created an additional promotional video, which goes into a bit more detail about the course itself. I suggest that you look at this video as well; see the link below.
The course has been divided into four sections. See as follows:
Above is the course introduction video. This is the first unit of the course. The video introduces me and explains my background in economics and cost benefit analysis. The video describes the intended audience for the course as well as what they might get out of it. The video moves on to the course structure. It outlines the content of the four sections.
Above is the course summary video. This is the second from last video in the course. The video provides a brief run through of all the previous units/lectures of the course. The video captures the main points from these videos. This video is a great summary but I also believe it could be very useful for anyone deciding if the content of the course is suited to his or her needs.
I have created some coupons so that anyone reading this post can access this Udemy course free-of-charge until the beginning of October (i.e. when the coupons expire). The links and coupon codes are as follows:
Code 1 Expires 01/10/2020
Code: E2B56C857D38E10F8A44
Code 2 Expires 01/10/2020
Code: 5CCFC42ED8B66A0DB439
If you decide to register for this course, feel free to ask me questions on either Hive or Udemy. Bear in mind, I will be spending more time on Hive than Udemy.
If you want to read any of my other posts, you can click on the links below. These links will lead you to posts containing my collection of works. These 'Collection of Works' posts have been updated to contain links to the Hive versions of my posts.
