Hello,
I am going to make a course about web development in Spanish language (I am from Spain). I prefer doing it in Spanish as it's more easy and faster for me, rather than doing it in English. By the way, Spanish is also a widely used language, not only in Spain, but also mainly in South America. I plan to do a complete and modern course, full-stack web development mainly based on the MERN stack.
I have been learning and practicing 1.5 years so far till today, by my own online and now recently having finished academy about MERN stack. I don't have yet any official experience working in a company or as a freelancer for clients. But I did 2 or 3 full-stack web application projects. In this time I also learned how to configure a Linux virtual machine in an unmanaged web hosting.
The course is intended for beginner students, who are starting in web development just I was doing it when I started. Also I don't pretend to each much money from it, but if I earn money it is welcome.
My main intention with the course is for serving as another project in my professional portfolio. Also for reviewing what I learned so far until today, in a way that explaining to other beginner students will make me understand better all the concepts. I like being an online instructor on Udemy, as well as doing eLearning video lessons, so this will help me being a better instructor.
My worries are:
- I am "allowed" to do that course if I haven't worked yet inside a company or as a freelancer for clients? Or it is "bad" idea? Maybe it hurts me professionally because I want to publish that course when I am lacking of official experience?
- Should I make a one single full course, or should I make several individual and independent courses for each technology? For example, one course about JavaScript, another course about React, another course about Node.js and MongoDB, etc.
- Is it good to do it in Spanish? Or it would be better in English?
Thanks in advance for your comments!
Regards,
Néstor Llamas