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What's the difference between Peer Level and Expert Level?

Explains the difference between Peer and Expert course levels, including tutor support, feedback, messaging, certificates, CPD hours, and what is included with each course option.

Written by Matilda Rae

Learning with Experts offers two course levels: Peer and Expert.

Both levels give you access to the course content, but Expert courses include additional support from an expert tutor.

Peer courses

Peer courses are designed for learners who prefer a flexible, self-paced learning experience.

With a Peer course, you’ll have access to:

  • On-demand Lesson Videos & Notes

  • Collaborative Classroom Chat

  • Message Classmates Directly

  • Small Classroom Size

  • Lifetime Access

Peer courses are ideal if you’re happy to learn independently and work through the course at your own pace.

Expert courses

Expert courses include everything available in Peer, plus additional support and guidance from an expert tutor.

With an Expert course, you’ll have access to:

  • Expert Assignment Feedback

  • Private Tutor Messaging

  • Certificate & CPD Hours

  • On-demand Lessons Videos & Notes

  • Collaborative Classroom Chat

  • Message Classmates Directly

  • Small Classroom Size

  • Lifetime Access

Expert courses are ideal if you’d like personalised support, feedback, and the opportunity to learn directly from an expert.

Which course level should I choose?

Choose Peer if you:

  • Prefer to learn independently

  • Are happy using the course resources and community discussions for support

Choose Expert if you:

  • Would like feedback on your work

  • Want guidance from an expert tutor

  • Prefer a more supported learning experience

Both Peer and Expert courses give you access to high-quality course content and the opportunity to develop your skills.

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