GoSkills Reviews

Easily manageable bite-sized lessons, can start learning whenever there's a gap of free time, even a small one.

When viewing GoSkills through Apple devices, instead of the videos showing up in the default quicktime player, the video plays from the website's browser, which can sometimes cause a bug where no audio comes though, and this can only be fixed by refreshing the webpage. The website's browser also leaves the whole URL bar visible, which is not fully utilising the screen space. This can probably be fixed by creating their own app.

GoSkills holds the ability to assign specific courses to our entire Trauma Department. This is extremely beneficial for us because it supports our continuing education requirements to stay on top of department specific knowledge.

GoSkills should expand into customizable features where department leaders can pull advanced reports throughout any given day. This can be achieved with enhancing filter settings based on important department specific criteria which analyzes different situations into a central reporting data.

GoSkills contains various courses that can improve the user's experiences. Also, these courses can help students expand their knowledge and presentation skills.
I liked that courses are focused and instructors explain them simply and clearly, they provided examples and quizzes to measure how much have you learned.
I liked the flexibility, I can take the courses whenever I find the time.
It is a good advantage that GoSkills grants certificates to users to showcase the skills on their resume and LinkedIn profiles to get employed.

I think more practice questions and quizzes should be added frequently to fully comprehend the tricky parts of the Microsoft Excel course.

GoSkills plateform is very polished, event hard topic are well presented and very easy to understand!

Limited choose of training, it will come with time I am sure

There is a large variety of courses to choose from

Some courses can be a little dry. Could use a little more interactivity.

GoSkills is reactive to your device be it a computer, tablet or mobile phone. The UX and UI for the assessments really show this best.

I didn’t get any notice to remind me about my courses before my access ran out

I’ve tried about four other training websites for things like Power BI, Power Query, and Excel. Hands down, GoSkills blows them out of the water. They are so organized, easy to understand, and effective. Training material is relevant and easy to work with. And the value is unmatchable. Already recommended to other coworkers.

Would love more advanced courses in topics such as Power BI and Excel.

I enjoy the courses on Goskills very much. I have taken a lot of courses on Microsoft skills as well as others and everything is top notch.

For the time being I haven't found any con, the only thing would be to have more different courses available.

Bite size lessons (usually between 4 and 8 minutes), of which each flows into a topical order. The courses I took were on Lean Six Sigma and that topic builds from one lesson to the next which is exactally how it should be taught. There are practice problems at the end of each section and practice worksheets to complete which help enforce the material.
The instructor provides some personal feedback on his experiences well which is nice.

There could be some additional practice questions and the final exam could incorporate some new questions rather than just repeating the end of lesson quiz questions

The content is downloadable and easy to review in preparation for quizzes and exams.

This allows persons to learn in a different format other than auditory.

Not as engaging for persons who can get bored easily.

GoSkills has been a great asset to the firm and to our employees especially since going remote. We are able to stream line training to all employees. What has made it particularly great is how user friendly the GoSkills platform is. Little training is required on how to use the platform itself.

I wish I had the ability set managers or leaders for departments so supervisors can pull reports for their own department.

I am so glad to learn about how powerful that Excel is and learn new features that I can use in my job every day.

I would love to use all of the features I learned but am concerned that some are very complicated and may be difficult to replicate.

I like the step by step explanations!

I use Excel 2013 and single parts are only for Excel 2016 and later useable.

Leadership is practical and quick for a on the go manager.

Less Quizzes, not necessary based on the material being taught. If I’m training and learning, quizzes are not mandated.

I love the fact that it's very intuitive and everything is easy to find. Navigation is clean and the courses are through.

I would say the only thing I don't like about is there isn't a way to just send the certification to linkd in, instead of manually having to do it.

Easy to use and to understand, videos are short and not difficult for perception, tasks are practical

some features of minitab are not very clear. therefore, it's not always possible to repeat the task in minitab

It's easy to learn with their helpful videos.

I have to pull up the software I'm learning to try to put what I'm learning to practice while watching the video. This could be a problem is someone doesn't have the software. They just wouldn't get as much of a hands on experience. (I am a hands on learner)

The user interface was easy to understand. It worked well on my android phone or laptop web browsers. Lesson presentations used relatively low amounts of data which was good as I generally used while travelling to work.

I would have liked to have been able to download lesson videos rather than stream to limit data use; however this was not much of an issue due to the relatively low data usage.

The easy way you can interact with the courses, also the way they quiz you, because it helps you a lot to reinfoorce what you just learned. The course exercises are aewsome to understand in a better way the topics.

The connection with Linkedin, it would help to the people who wants to recomend the platform, it would be one of the benefits for the people who use Linkedin, like me.

I like that the format is standardized (Bite size videos, excersize files, notes, quiz, exam, certificate) Easy to use. Broad offering of services.

Would like the option for courses to lead into actual certifications with PMP, Microsoft. Would like more advanced options, some courses are the basics.