Since its launch in May 2013, the YouTube Creator Academy has given top online video creators a platform to pass down the secrets of their success, while simultaneously providing a place where the online video masses can learn from the best. Now, YouTube is bringing this classroom worldwide by offering the Creator Academy in 20 different languages.
The expanded language options, as listed in a post on the official YouTube Creator blog, include everything from Arabic to German to Russian to Thai. Multilingual editions of the Creator Academy’s Boot Camp series are also available, with non-English-speaking YouTube users gaining access to events that can help them maximize their channels.
For the uninitiated, the YouTube Creator Academy is broken down into specific lessons, each of which highlights a particular part of the YouTube experience and features videos from prolific videomakers.
The new, multilingual Creator Academy landing pages provide the same experience, with Dotsub subtitles offering some measure of video translation. Unless you only speak Esperanto, you should now be able to access the wealth of advice the Creator Academy has to offer.
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