
If you're finding yourself twiddling your thumbs right now, why not use this lockdown period to learn a new skill? For a limited time, celebrity online course provider Masterclass is offering two for one on annual memberships. And that's not celebrities in inverted commas either – these are proper, top-of-their-game, household name, world leaders in their fields.
You could swot up on tennis techniques with Serena Williams, hone your photography skills with Annie Leibovitz, learn basketball skills with Stephen Curry, or improve your creative writing with Margaret Atwood. Whatever you're into, there are courses here for you – from sports to creative pursuits to cooking to business strategy.
An annual membership gives you an all-access pass to all the courses, which means you can try as many as you like – this might be the perfect time to branch out into something you hadn't explored before. Hurry though, this offer is available for just a few days (ends 19 April).
To get this deal, you need to sign up for a Masterclass account and purchase on All-Access Pass. You'll then be given a free year's subscription to share with whoever you want.
Annual Masterclass online learning memberships | 2 all-access passes for £170
Buy one get one free! Use your downtime to learn a new skill with a Masterclass membership. Stream courses from the absolute best of the best in a wide variety of fields. Right now, if you buy an annual all-access pass, you'll get another one completely free.
Offer ends: 19 April (11.59pm PDT)
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Ruth is a lifestyle journalist specialising in sleep and wellbeing. She has tested more mattresses than her small flat can handle and will talk at length about them to anyone who shows even a passing interest, and has had to implement a one-in-one-out pillow policy for fear of getting smothered in the night. As well as following all the industry trends and advancements in the mattress and bedding world, she regularly speaks to certified experts to delve into the science behind a great night's sleep, and offer you advice to help you get there. She's currently Sleep Editor on Tom's Guide and TechRadar, and prior to that ran the Outdoors and Wellness channels on T3 (now covered by Matt Kollat and Beth Girdler-Maslen respectively).
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