Virtual Training Company opens doors to lifetime memberships

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For those not in the know, the Virtual Training Company is an exclusive online community whose members have access to over 1000 comprehensive online courses.
They’ve got lessons taught by experts and field veterans spanning everything from 3D animation to web design to coding. Whatever you want to learn, that knowledge is put right at your fingertips and curated by pros.
Typically, you’ve got to fork over a monthly membership fee to gain access to this online school’s curriculum. The base rate is $30/month or $360/year.
However, for a limited time, the Virtual Training Company is opening their doors to new students by giving them lifetime access to all of their courses for a single payment.
If you jump on this offer before they hit their enrollment cap or the deal expires, then you can be a lifetime student for just $89.

What is VTC exactly?

It’s a school for people who don’t get along with school; one that moves at the pace of your life.
VTC lets you learn the things that you’re actually interested in at your own pace and skill level. No wasting time, no mucking about in bureaucracy or jumping through hoops.
Here is a list of the kinds of courses VTC offers:
VTC also bundles relevant courses together, essentially creating ready-made curriculum that can take you from novice to expert at your own pace.
Courses come with certificates upon completion to add to your resume, and all students get 24/7 support from instructors and the help desk.
If this sounds like your cup of tea, then head over here to start learning!
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