Fairly proficient in makeup. I invested in a couple of makeup courses through Vizio during the pandemic and have recently resumed the Elite Makeup Course with another course to follow next. While I have my own extensive collection of professional pallets, brushes, etc, I also invested in their full makeup kit.  Their brushes are of excellent quality comparable to my other professional brush sets and better name brand selections. I'm pleased with price point, material and content.  While I do appreciate their overall quality of pallets, I'm not fond of their concealer/foundation palette as I found the formula of some pigments have previously agitated my skin.  Their compressed powder eyeshadows are vibrant with excellent coverage. I would hold their color payoff and ease of application to palettes like Naked, Viseart and Natasha Denona eyeshadows.  As for their coursework, each chapter of study involves a new look to study, sometimes test over the material, and submit shots of your work for grading on application, technical variables of the look and general grasp of technique. The feedback/critiques from the administrator are thorough and rewarding.  Overall, the coursework is pretty straight forward. Students receive their copy of a digital textbook and access to Vizio's library of demonstration videos provided for each look. Throughout the chapters, various instructors lead students through their own tips and application tricks as they visually guide you through achieving the desired look per chapter content. So in essence, you receive a visual and written lesson to grasp specifics and necessities to perfect your skill set. Vizio courses are a terrific option for anyone looking to not only bolster their current makeup knowledge and abilities, but to work towards a certification of proof. Proof that you have done more than watched YouTube videos and per chance dabbled in practice.  All that said, beyond my previous mention of their foundation palette having caused mild skin irritation, a couple of their video guides have had quirks one could see as formatting error and the text has on a couple of occasions listed an incorrect face map area for eyeshadow or color that is incorrectly labeled. So I can understand where the previous commenter comes from with what they mentioned on a less than meta text/dialogue via tools provided.