Honestly, this course was a great choice for me. I finished the digital course last week and it really reconnected me with my love for languages. The whole experience left me feeling thrilled and ready to move forward. Also, the feedback from ******* was always practical and clear.
Currently finishing my certificate with them. I did an online university program before this. Honestly, I’m pleased with how it’s going. Being a self-paced student, the flexibility is key for me. It’s helped me reconnect with my love for languages. I’m even looking forward to their next course.
I finished their short 134-hour course last year. Honestly, the idea was to explore new cultures through TEFL. They also offer a 300-hour professional certification I’m thinking about next. The whole experience was very straightforward and practical. I’m looking forward to their next course.
Taking the short-term course was a good move for me. Honestly, I’m a hands-on learner, so the format worked. It really helped me reconnect with my love for languages. The instructor ******* was very clear and helpful.
Recently finishing the university-level online certificate has me feeling much more confident about teaching abroad. The course structure was clear. I’m pleased with the outcome, as it fits my goal to have more freedom. One instructor, *******, made the lessons enjoyable.
Currently working on the 200-hour diploma online. My goal was to reconnect with my love for languages. I feel okay about it. Seeing my own progress is pretty encouraging, actually.
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