Discounts and Offers
To be honest, I'm annoyed by coupon sites full of expired codes. That's why only deals whose links I regularly click through myself are listed here. You don't need a coupon code anywhere; the discount is applied directly via the link.
Only what I would recommend to a friend ends up here. Platforms that don't convince me don't get a spot. If a deal expires, it's removed.
Babbel: 30% off on subscription
In my opinion, Babbel is the best app if you want to learn a language in a structured way. Through my deal link, you save 30% on the annual subscription and lifetime access. The discount is activated automatically when you click.
My tip: Book via the browser and not in the app. You often pay more in the app store because Apple and Google take a cut.
I've calculated exactly how much you save per plan in my article Babbel discount. You can read how good the courses are in my Babbel review.
Skillshare: 1 month free
Skillshare is my tip for everything creative, from illustration to video editing. Via my link, you can test the platform for one month free. During that time, you'll quickly notice if the English-language courses suit you.
My impressions after many course hours are in my Skillshare experience report.
Novakid: free trial lesson for your child
Novakid teaches children aged 4 to 12 English in live classes. Through my partner link, your child gets a 25-minute trial lesson for free. After that, you can decide at your leisure whether a package makes sense.
Prices, teachers, and my honest opinion can be found in the Novakid review.
No suitable discount?
Many continuing education courses cost you nothing because the state or your employer pays for them. I explain how this works in my guide on financing continuing education. Prefer to get started right away? Then start with my free online courses.
* Affiliate link: if you buy a subscription or a course through a link marked this way, we earn a commission. The price stays the same for you, and it does not influence our assessment.
