Congrats on publishing your first course. I took a quick look at it, and your audio and video look and sound good, but I do have some suggestions:
- Be careful with titling your course a "Masterclass" when it's only 2 hours long. Many of the masterclasses on Udemy range anywhere from 20 to 100+ hours. As a prospective student, I'd be skeptical given that wording - and it may deter potential students. If you do want this to be a true Masterclass, I'd look to expand on everything in the course, and make it much longer. For example, you only spend a total of 11 minutes talking about a person's resume/CV. In a masterclass, I'd expect my instructor to spend at least an hour talking about the resume/CV, Consider expanding on the various topics, and do some hands-on walk-through examples of creating a resume, having demonstration live interviews, etc, and some student practice exercises.
- Look to add in some headers in your course description to break it up and so the sales copy is easier to read for prospective students.
- Reconsider the wording in your title and subtitle based on your "Who this course is for" wording, specifically, where you state the course is for non-native English speakers. I'd look to explicitly state that in the title and sub-title.
Hope that helps and best of luck with your new course!
