William-Harper

I’m a visual learner, so the videos and charts really helped me out. As a graduate who finished the certificate, I felt delighted with the whole setup. Meeting peers from different backgrounds was a big plus for me. I completed the 100-hour program and thought it was solid.

After wrapping up the 300-hour professional certification, I figured the short-term course would be a good refresher. Honestly, it was. I feel way more confident about teaching abroad now. The practical teaching practices were the best part. I’m somewhat happy with the whole thing. It really boosted my motivation to improve my English teaching skills, which was my main goal.

That review pretty much sums up what I was wondering about before I signed up. The price was right for me, and the online format fit my schedule. I did the 180-hour course and honestly, it was fine. I liked being able to work at my own pace, which is good because I’m an independent learner. My main goal was to get certified so I could explore new cultures while working, and this course helped me g...[Read More]

I just wrapped up the course and honestly, it was a good fit for me. I liked that I could work at my own speed. I wanted to travel and meet folks, and this felt like a step toward that. I’m happy with how it went.

I just wrapped up the final module last night. It was a professional refresher course for me, honestly. I felt a bit less happy finishing than I thought I would. Meeting peers from different backgrounds was the main draw for me. Now I’m ready to apply for new positions.

I just wrapped up the 300-hour course, and honestly, I learned a ton. The material was solid, though I felt neutral about it overall. It wasn’t mind-blowing, but it wasn’t bad either. I mainly wanted to see the world and do something meaningful, and this seems like a decent step. Some typos in the modules bugged me a bit, but the price was fair. I’d say it’s a good starting...[Read More]

I was just looking to shake up my daily grind and try something new. The course fit right into that plan. I finished the 200-hour online diploma and felt pretty good about it. It kept me on track with clear goals, which I need. No real complaints here.

I’m working through the 100-hour program right now, and it’s going okay. I like that I can study on my own time. The lessons are pretty clear. Meeting folks from all over has been a nice bonus. Feeling good about my progress. This course gives me a real push to keep going with my teaching journey.

After finishing the short course, I felt really good about my choice. It was a quick skill-building thing for me. I wanted to travel and work at the same time, which was my main push. I was delighted with how it went. The lessons kept me going and I felt encouraged by my progress. I appreciated *******’s teaching style too. It just worked for me.

I just wrapped up the 200-hour online diploma with them. It was alright, I guess. I’m not jumping for joy or anything, but it got the job done. The materials were fine and the tutors were helpful when I had questions. I feel pretty good about finishing it, honestly. My main reason for doing this is to live abroad and meet new people, so I’m hoping this helps me get there. It’s a ...[Read More]

After finishing the 200-hour online diploma, I gotta say I’m pretty happy with how it went. I was looking to leave my old job and try teaching instead. The short-term course was good, but this one really sealed the deal for me. Sure, theres no fancy bells and whistles, but the price is right and you learn the basics. It helped me get my foot in the door.

So I wrapped up the course and all, but honestly it felt a bit flat compared to what I was expecting. I really wanted to get into teaching abroad and see new places. The materials were okay, just not super exciting. It gets the job done, I guess. But I’m not feeling super confident now.