Woodcraft courses?

[YinToMyYang]

I wanna try myself into woodcraft and wanted to ask you if there are any online courses that i can take so i can be a bit more familiar with this thing?

 

[thekidisnotmyson]

I wanna try myself into woodcraft and wanted to ask you if there are any online courses that i can take so i can be a bit more familiar with this thing?

There's always YouTube for online videos, but if you want something you think can be substantial and may even add to your CV, I think go to Coursera. They have all sorts of courses there. I'm not sure if there is one for woodcraft but definitely something there.

 

[TmAfterTm]

I wanna try myself into woodcraft and wanted to ask you if there are any online courses that i can take so i can be a bit more familiar with this thing?

you can check the WWGOA Academy, and there are woodcraft courses too on Udemy or Skillshare

 

[w0odshap3r]

I wanna try myself into woodcraft and wanted to ask you if there are any online courses that i can take so i can be a bit more familiar with this thing?

I have a buddy who took a beginner's course on The Weekend Woodworker!
He said it's really good because he had to build actual projects!

 

[TWENTY PILOTS]

I wanna try myself into woodcraft and wanted to ask you if there are any online courses that i can take so i can be a bit more familiar with this thing?

Doesn't Coursera have a course in everything? I just saw that they have a wood science course, so I'm pretty sure there are some supplementaries to that or something. Wait is there such a word as supplementaries plural? HAHAHA. I might need a course of my own for grammar.