William-Harper

I’m about halfway through the certificate now. It’s going okay, I guess. The lessons are pretty clear. I’m also finishing up an academic bridging certificate at the same time. That part is a bit much. I feel somewhat happy with how it’s all coming together. The main reason I signed up was to get better at teaching English, and I think this is helping. I’ll probably keep going with more courses lat...[Read More]

Honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect when I signed up. The course was a lot of work, but I feel ready now. I wanted to see the world and teach, and this gave me that chance. I’m a bit less happy than before though, because I know I have to actually go do it now. It was a really inspiring experience overall.

I’m grateful for all the teaching tricks I picked up. The 100-hour program really broke things down simply. I wanted to travel and work at the same time, and now I feel ready. It was a decent experience overall, and I’m somewhat happy with how it turned out.

I finished the certificate last week and I’m still smiling about it. The intensive applied learning course was a lot, but I liked doing things on my own pace. Honestly, I just wanted to break out of my boring routine and start fresh somewhere new. ******* really helped me understand the tricky grammar stuff, which I appreciated. I’m just so grateful for the skills I picked up. It was a...[Read More]

It was a decent course overall. I met some really interesting people from all over, which was the best part for me. The material was fine, nothing amazing. I guess it did the job for my career switch, so I can’t complain too much.

I just wrapped up the 100-hour program last week. The course was fine for the price and I feel like I can start sending out applications now. It gave me a decent foundation to get going. I wanted to see different places while doing something that matters, and this seems like a step in that direction. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done for a beginner.

I get to travel and work at the same time, which was my main goal. I felt thrilled during the whole thing. Seeing everything laid out visually in the modules really helped me learn. I finished the certificate and felt inspired to actually start applying for jobs. It was a solid program for what I needed.

I was thrilled when I wrapped up the certificate. The course gave me exactly what I needed to move forward. I am a goal-oriented student, so the clear structure and practical lessons really worked for me. It felt great to finish something that gives me more freedom and flexibility in life. The personal tutor was a nice bonus too. This is a solid choice for anyone wanting to teach online.

I was really into the idea of seeing new places, and this course fit the bill. As someone who learns best by watching videos, the lessons worked well for me. I just wrapped up the certificate and I’m glad I did it. The skills I picked up are useful, and I feel ready to teach abroad.

As someone who finished the 300-hour program, I felt neutral about the whole thing. My motivation was to travel and work at the same time, and it did help with that. I learn best by doing, so the quizzes were fine. It wasn’t amazing, but it wasn’t bad either.

I’m pretty proud of myself for sticking with the whole 100-hour program. It felt long, but I wanted that international view for teaching. Now I’m pleased I got through it all. The lessons were useful.

I just wrapped up the course, and honestly, I’m feeling pretty good about it. I did an academic bridging certificate a while back, so this felt like a natural next step. I’m somewhat happy with how it went. The lessons were easy to follow, and I liked that I could chat with others in the group forums. It really helped me learn better. I’m excited to see what’s next, especially heading abroad to me...[Read More]