William-Harper

I just wrapped up the intensive course, and honestly, it was a solid choice for me. I’m a goal-oriented person, so I liked that it was straightforward. I wanted to see life abroad and meet folks, and now I feel more confident about teaching. Pretty happy with how it all went.

I’m happy with how things are going in my 300-hour program. Being a hands-on learner, I really got into the practical teaching parts. The live practice with real students was a big plus for me. I wanted a fresh start in a new place, and this course is giving me that push. It’s been a solid experience overall.

I just wrapped up the 120-hour course after a few weeks of grinding through the material. It was a lot of reading and videos, pretty straightforward stuff. I wanted to leave my old office job behind and try teaching overseas. Honestly, I felt a bit let down by the lack of any real practice or feedback. Still, I do feel more ready to handle a basic classroom abroad now. It’s a decent starting point...[Read More]

Wrapping up the certificate felt pretty good, like finishing a long project. I took this short-term course just to sharpen my teaching skills a bit. The lessons were laid out nicely and easy to follow. I gotta say, the feedback from ******* was always useful and kept me on track. Overall, I’m somewhat happy with how it went. Feeling more prepared to teach English overseas now, which was the ...[Read More]

Wrapping up this 200-hour diploma felt like a big deal. I wanted a change of scenery, and this course gave me the push I needed. I’m happy with how it all went. The lessons were practical and easy to follow. Now I’m just looking forward to signing up for their next course to keep building my skills.

I just wrapped up the certificate, and honestly, it felt pretty good to finish. I took it as a refresher for my own career, and it worked out fine. I’m somewhat happy with how it went overall. I really wanted to connect with folks from different places, and the forums helped with that a bit. I appreciated *******’s teaching style, it was clear and easy to follow. The whole thing left me feeling a ...[Read More]

I just wrapped up the self-paced program and honestly, it was pretty good. The lessons were easy to follow. I’m excited about what’s next, for sure. My main goal was to travel and work at the same time, and I feel ready. They were somewhat happy with my progress, which was nice. No complaints really.

I took the digital course a while back, and it really helped me get ready for teaching. I’m glad I did it. The hands-on stuff made sense to me. I also liked meeting people from all over. Feels good to have these skills now.

After finishing the 300-hour program, I can say the course was pretty good. I’m someone who learns best by seeing things, and the visual materials really helped me. My main goal was leaving my old job to teach, and I feel ready for that now. It wasn’t perfect, but I’m satisfied.

I’m a graduate who finished the certificate and completed an academic bridging certificate, so I felt satisfied. My motivation was to meet peers from different backgrounds. I’m a structured learner, so the clear modules worked well for me. The job support was solid, and Debra really did help a lot.

I was delighted when I finished the 100-hour certificate program. The whole thing went pretty smooth for me. I like working with others, so the group stuff was a nice touch. I took it to gain an international perspective, which is what I wanted. It felt like a solid step for moving abroad. The instructor was helpful when I got stuck. It’s a decent course overall.

I just wrapped up the self-paced course and honestly, it gave me a decent look into teaching English overseas. The international perspective was what I wanted, and the modules were easy to follow. I’m a bit less happy than I hoped, though. The content felt basic sometimes. Still, the price was right and I learned a few useful tricks for the classroom. I’d say it’s a solid starting point, just don’...[Read More]