Considering that is costed me about $300, I'd say it was worth the money, but overall it wasn't a fantastic experience; however, that can be blamed on the fact that it was an online course. My main issues are that often times instructions can be unclear which leads to confusion, and because it's all online, clear feedback isn't easy to get. There are also too many videos. The ones featuring the instructors monologuing are fine, but the classroom demonstrations are painful. I understand that watching a class in action helps you understand the process and technique, but there are at least a dozen 40+ minute videos you're expected to watch and they are very boring. The course also isn't particularly challenging. All you need to pass it is a pulse. All the difficulty comes from the frustration of unclear instructions rather than actual challenges. Overall, it was a decent course. It was worth the money, but it wasn't really super fun or even really that instructive. I'd probably recommend it just for the cost, though. P.S. Why does the bald guy say "What" like Hank Hill?