William-Harper

I feel motivated after finishing this up. The course kept me going at my own speed, which was nice. Meeting folks from all over was the best part, honestly. It was a good experience overall, even if some parts dragged a bit.

After finishing the course, I felt okay about it. It was pretty straightforward for me since I like to learn at my own speed. I mostly wanted to get certified so I could teach abroad and see different places. The material was fine, nothing too exciting but it got the job done. I think it gave me a decent base for teaching. The price was reasonable too. I’m not sure it was the absolute best, ...[Read More]

I just wrapped up the 200-hour online diploma, so I’m coming at this as someone who actually finished the whole thing. My main reason for signing up was to see the world but still do something that felt useful, you know? Honestly, the course made me pretty happy. It was laid out well and the folks helping out were always around when I got stuck.

Looking back on my time with this program, I see how much it gave me. I finished the 200-hour online diploma and felt really good about it. My main goal was to get back into languages, and this helped a lot. The structured lessons fit my style perfectly.

I finished the four-week course and felt pretty good about it. The structure worked well for me since I like to learn on my own. I wanted to see Thailand and teach there, so this fit. I am somewhat happy with the result and proud I got through it all. It was a decent refresher for my skills.

I just wrapped up the 200-hour online diploma with them. The course was fine, nothing flashy. I got what I needed, which was more confidence about teaching abroad. The setup was straightforward. Meeting peers from different backgrounds was a nice bonus. They were content with the whole thing, so I’d say give it a shot if you’re on a budget.

I just wrapped up the 300-hour professional course last week. It was a solid program overall. The materials were clear, and I feel ready to start teaching. Exploring new cultures through TEFL is a big reason I signed up. The instructor ******* was really supportive during the tricky parts. I’m excited about what’s next, honestly.

I finished the short-term course a while back, and honestly, I was thrilled with how it went. Since I’m an independent learner, the self-paced microcredential program fit my style perfectly. The main reason I signed up was to experience life abroad and meet new people, and this felt like a solid step toward that. I’m pretty excited about what’s next now. It wasn’t perfect, but it gave me a good fo...[Read More]

I just wrapped up the 100-hour program last week, and honestly, it gave me a real boost. I wanted to see the world, not just read about it. Feeling pretty happy with how it all turned out. The lessons were straightforward and I feel ready to start looking for jobs abroad. It was a solid choice for me.

It’s been a while since I wrapped up the self-paced microcredential, and I’m still glad I did it. Trying things out on my own really helped me get the hang of the lessons. I appreciated *******’s teaching style, it kept things simple. I feel ready to apply for new positions now, which was my main goal. The whole point for me was getting that international perspective, and I think this course gave ...[Read More]

I just wrapped up the course and I’m feeling pretty good about it. I’m someone who likes a clear plan, and the structured lessons really worked for me. The best part was getting to know folks from all over. I feel ready to teach overseas now, which is a nice bonus.

Just wrapped up the 100-hour program myself. It was a good fit for me. I needed to switch things up from my old job. Seeing everyone’s progress in the course really kept me going. Solid choice.