William-Harper

After wrapping up that 200-hour online diploma, I felt pretty good about the whole thing. My main reason for signing up was to meet peers from different backgrounds. Since I’m more of a reflective learner, the self-paced setup worked well for me. The job support was a nice bonus too.

Honestly, I just finished the program last week and it feels pretty good. I was less happy before, but I really wanted to live somewhere totally new. I’m a hands-on learner, so the practice sessions were great for me. I’m just grateful for the skills I picked up.

It’s a good course, no complaints. I finished it last week and I’m already looking at jobs. The videos and charts really helped me learn. ******* was very patient and answered all my questions. I feel ready to teach now and I wanted more freedom in my schedule. It was a solid choice for me.

I just wrapped up the online certificate program last month. Honestly, the whole thing felt pretty smooth from start to finish. I was pleased with how the lessons were set up and the tutors were always quick to answer questions. I wanted to get a better view of teaching abroad, so this seemed like a solid step. It really gave me that push to think about classrooms in other countries. You get real ...[Read More]

The other day I wrapped up this online certificate from Lead Academy. It was a nice way to get back into languages, which I really love. I’m happy with what I learned. It’s pretty basic, but it works. I’m already looking at what course I can take next.

Just wrapped up the intensive applied learning course, and honestly, I’m feeling pretty good about it. I wanted to shake things up and get away from my old routine, so this felt like the right move. The course kept me busy, but in a good way. It wasn’t too hard to follow along, and the tutors were helpful when I got stuck. A few parts felt a little dry, but nothing that made me want to quit. I’d s...[Read More]

I spent my last few weeks in the bridging certificate course getting my hands dirty with real lesson plans. Honestly, I felt a bit down when it ended because I loved the daily routine. The hands-on style really clicked for me, and it was a great change from my old office job. I am ready to send out applications now.

Finishing a 200-hour online diploma, I felt pretty good about the whole thing. It was a lot of work, but the materials made sense to me. As a structured learner, I liked how everything was laid out step by step. The quizzes helped me stay on track. ******* was very patient and knowledgeable when I had questions. I also got to meet peers from different backgrounds in the forums, which was a nice bo...[Read More]

Taking that academic bridging certificate alongside the TEFL course was a smart move for me. I wanted more freedom and flexibility in my life, and this felt like a step toward that. I’m somewhat happy with how it all turned out. It wasn’t perfect, but it was a decent experience overall, and I feel a bit more prepared now, inspired by the experience.

I finished the 100-hour program last month. The online classes were easy to fit around my work schedule. I feel way more confident about teaching grammar now. The job placement help was decent, and I’m ready to apply for positions abroad. It did the job for me.

After finishing the 100-hour program, I’m ready to apply for new positions. The whole point was to move from my old job into teaching. I’m a bit less happy than I hoped, honestly. Still, the course was solid. ******* made the lessons enjoyable, which helped a lot.

I just wrapped up the self-paced microcredential course last week. Honestly, it was a solid experience. I’m already looking forward to signing up for their next course. It really makes me want to improve my English teaching skills. I was just so delighted with how it all went.