How to find previous lessons

Hi,

I've been using chess.com for about 6 months, I'm currently a gold member. I only recently started completing the lessons. I completed the lesson on black e5 opening moves and I want to go back over it as it has been a while. 

I can't find it under lessons? I've even tried searching for it. I still have one lesson left today and I have no idea how to find it.

Any ideas/ help would be greatly appreciated.

Sorry about answering after a month but that is odd. At least before they updated the lessons section that still worked.

I have the same question as above. I have completed three lessons, but I just can't go back to them. My statistics say three lessons completed, but again no way to view them. Is it possible? Thanks.

There doesn't seem to be any one place on chess.com that shows all lessons you have worked on or completed.
To see lessons you have worked on or completed (but not currently working on) you have to go into Learn / Lessons / Lesson Library and search for lessons (i.e. by Instructor: chess.com, for the standard lessons) and then scroll through the list. Any lessons you have completed have a check mark on their card, and lessons you are still working on have a TINY pie chart icon and lists the "percent complete". When you click into it, you will see similar checkmarks for each section of the course that you have completed.
For the specific lesson that you are currently working through, though, there is an easier way: You can go to that same Learn / Lessons / Lesson Library page and on the top click there is a course card for the current section of the current lesson you are on. If you clcik "Start Lesson" on the button there, it will take you into what they think is the next section up in that course for you to complete. And once you've clicked on that "Start Lesson" button and are in the lesson, you can click the back arrow next to the coach (top right) to see the entire lesson and what you have completed in it already.
This is a real issue that chess.com IMO should address. There should be a central place to see all lessons you have completed.