MasterClass has dropped the price of its annual membership by 50 percent, making it a more affordable way to explore its full library of courses in cooking, business, photography, writing, and more. With applicable discounts, you’ll spend $10 per month billed annually for the Premium tier, with the lower-cost Standard and Plus options depending on how many devices you want to use at once and whether you need to watch offline.
There are now over 200 classes on Masterclass, and many are led by big names at the top of their field. Depending on your interests, you can get cooking tips from Gordon Ramsay, learn storytelling from Margaret Atwood, explore business strategy with Richard Branson or get insight on performance and mindset from athletes and entertainers. The catalog covers everything from film and TV to wellness, music, science, leadership, and photography, so it’s easy to dive in and find something that catches your attention.
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Over the years, MasterClass has expanded into a comprehensive learning platform that feels part streaming service and part educational library. The catalog includes categories like food, movies, music, wellness, sports and entrepreneurship, with lessons designed to be short and easy to follow. Since every plan includes access to the full course library, the choice depends mostly on convenience. The Standard tier supports one device and does not include an offline mode, the Plus plan allows streaming on two devices with downloads, and the Premium tier expands this to six devices with offline access.
Whether you want to learn a new skill or just explore a topic out of curiosity, the classes are designed to be accessible. The lessons are divided into small sections, so it’s easy to watch one or two at a time during a commute or in the evening. Members also get access to a global community, occasional newsletters, and the ability to switch between listening to video and audio in supported classes.
If you’re considering trying MasterClass, this deal makes it a more affordable way to see if it works for you. A subscription can also double as a thoughtful gift, which is one reason it appeared in Engadget’s roundup of the best subscription gifts to send loved ones. With the current 50 percent discount applying to all levels, this is a relatively low-cost way to gain access to a large library of professionally produced courses that you can watch at your own pace throughout the year.
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