Discord servers · Education
1,800 public servers that declare Education as a category and English as a language, sorted by members online. Each row is Discord's own record of that server on the date shown; join links go to discord.gg.
Discord Developers supports people building apps, bots and games with Discord APIs. The community offers API updates, developer events and resources, and welcomes learners alongside experienced app creators.
Blender Community connects artists, designers and game developers working with 3D tools. Members can ask questions and learn through groups focused on modeling, CGI and visual effects, including game-asset creation.
Voltaic helps FPS players practise aiming and improve competitive skills. Its community offers challenges, guides, routines and coaching, and describes additional health and lifestyle resources.
SolarBalls combines a viewer community with space and astronomy discussion. Members can follow video uploads, talk about episodes, share astronomy images and participate in art contests or other events.
Study Together offers shared study rooms for learners from school through university. Members can study through chat, camera or screen sharing, with optional visibility tools intended to support accountability.
English is a language-practice community with text and voice conversation, grammar help and beginner-oriented lessons. Its introduction also describes quizzes, vocabulary challenges and English-Spanish exchanges, with practice and classes advertised as free.
Python's community supports people learning the language and experienced developers seeking collaborators. Its introduction emphasizes helping beginners take their first steps and opportunities for experts to teach or contribute.
Mathematics welcomes learners and specialists regardless of prior ability. Members can discuss mathematical topics or ask for help, with the audience ranging from school students to researchers and faculty.
We Do Raids connects Old School RuneScape players around raid matchmaking and learning. Its introduction describes guides for newcomers and veterans, along with ways to find teams or teachers.
Streamlabs supports users of its livestreaming tools and software. Creators can ask staff or volunteers for help, discuss collaboration and follow feature news or community announcements.
Cyber Info is a community centered on cybersecurity education. Its profile welcomes both people entering the field and experienced professionals, but does not specify courses, recurring events or certification services.
HackTheBox discusses information security and the platform's learning content. Members can explore technical topics, talk about new challenges and seek career advice from the community.
TryHackMe's community supports people learning cybersecurity and ethical hacking. Members exchange ideas, ask questions and follow new learning content or events associated with the platform.
PC Help Hub offers community assistance with computer builds, troubleshooting and networking. Its introduction also describes a knowledge base and technology news, with separate spaces for general conversation.
No Text To Speech's server follows the creator's Discord-related videos, including features and scam-awareness topics. The short description labels the server read-only, while the older-style About text describes conversation, leaving current participation unclear.
The character.ai Discord introduction presents a community around AI characters and character creation. Its accompanying product overview explains text and voice interactions, but does not describe a schedule of Discord events or support services.
AMD Gaming connects PC builders, gamers and content creators. Members exchange gaming experiences, ask for building or product advice and follow community updates.
Linus Tech Tips brings its technology audience together around topics such as PC building, networking and Linux. The introduction welcomes members across skill levels to its subject-specific discussion channels.
The Programmer's Hangout welcomes programmers at different experience levels. It offers language and development-topic channels, career advice and technology-event discussion, alongside off-topic spaces for hobbies.
PvM Encyclopedia provides RuneScape 3 combat guides for players from beginner to advanced levels. Its introduction also describes a help channel where experienced players answer questions about bosses and progression.
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Spanish-English Learning Server supports language exchange through casual conversation and detailed explanations. Members can ask about grammar, slang or pronunciation and share advice while practicing either language.
Storage Tech focuses on organising items in Minecraft. The community welcomes casual players and technical builders interested in improving storage layouts or learning automatic sorting systems.
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Brackeys Community brings game developers together around learning and problem-solving. It grew from the YouTube channel's audience and now offers a space to discuss development and seek help from peers.
Boot.dev's community focuses on learning back-end development and computer science. Members join check-ins, hackathons and live coding streams; syncing a Boot.dev account is recommended for the server's integrations.
Rocket League Academy helps players find practice partners and ask improvement questions. The introduction says anyone can join without an application and distinguishes free resources from separate private or premium coaching options.
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GameDev.tv connects people learning and making games, from first projects to experienced developers. The community describes game jams, work feedback, tool discussions and opportunities to find collaborators.
Ryuu's Manifests describes a community supplying manifest files for Steamtools. It lists premium and reseller perks and says its website requires server membership, without establishing the provenance of the files or broader access terms.
BDO Striker/Mystic Discord focuses on the two Black Desert Online classes through guides and conversation. The introduction also welcomes people who play neither class, with social channels for other games, music and broader topics.
Language Sloth offers practice with native speakers through voice channels and scheduled classes. It also provides self-study resources and cultural events, with classes described as free and times published in a separate calendar.
CxdyCord brings music producers together around Cxdy and Internet Money. The community describes collaborations and shared loops, with occasional placement opportunities also mentioned in its introduction.
KovaaK's Aim Trainer community helps players discuss game sense and mechanics. Its introduction also offers guidance on creating training maps, with an audience focused on FPS and other competitive games.
3D Printing provides a place to discuss printing, show finished pieces and ask for help. Its introduction describes dedicated channels for troubleshooting, choosing printers and design.
client archives utilities and clients for different Minecraft editions and versions. The introduction mentions older software, video tutorials and ongoing client-development work within the community.
Work With Indies helps people pursue careers in independent games. Its community combines job discovery with advice and portfolio reviews, welcoming students as well as people developing an existing career.
Roblox Developers is a community for people building on Roblox. Its short profile invites developers to meet peers, share their creations and ask for help, alongside general conversation.
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The C# community discusses C# and .NET programming inside and outside Discord. Members work on bots, seek code reviews and architecture help, and find mentoring for programming careers.
Game Dev Network supports developers across engines and experience levels. Members can request code, art or design feedback, seek career advice, share commissions and join learning or charity events.
Sui’s community connects builders with its blockchain tools and documentation. The official builder hub brings together guides, support and resources for launching applications.
This French-learning community connects people who want to practice the language and those willing to teach or help. Its profile emphasizes peer support and informal friendship rather than a specified course schedule.
BuildTheEarth brings Minecraft builders together to recreate the planet at full scale. Members can explore existing builds and collaborate on projects; the introduction explicitly welcomes people without building experience.
OffSec's community discusses the company's information-security courses and certifications. It welcomes newcomers and practitioners, with mentoring and peer conversation around study paths such as OSCP.
Hone's community discusses PC performance and gaming optimization. Members can ask questions and share experiences about frame rates, input delay and networking.
Pien Japanese Academy combines language questions and resources with live classes. Its community also shares art and music and holds karaoke, giving learners social activities alongside study support.
Depressions Antidote combines social conversation with anime, study and art interests. The introduction frames mental-health awareness as a theme, without claiming professional treatment or counselling.
Cell to Singularity's community helps players discuss the evolution-themed idle game and learn from one another. Its introduction also describes bug reports, game-related events and occasional opportunities to connect with developers.
Kaggle's community invites machine-learning practitioners to exchange techniques and keep up with AI development. Its introduction points to community models, datasets and code as resources for new projects.