William-Harper

I finished the certificate a few weeks ago. The flexibility was my main reason for signing up, wanted to work from anywhere. Honestly, the course itself was a bit of a slog, kinda dry at times. It did the job though, opened some doors for me. Can’t complain too much.

I was honestly a bit nervous starting this whole thing, but it’s been a great experience so far. The lessons are easy to follow at my own speed, which works perfect for my schedule. I really feel like my teaching skills are getting stronger every week. ******* was one of the best teachers I’ve had, super helpful with feedback. I’m pretty happy with how it’s all going.

I’m a visual learner, so the videos and examples really helped me get it. I’m content with how it went. I just wanted to travel and work at the same time. The skills I picked up are useful, and I’m grateful for that. It was a solid short-term course for getting started.

I finished the self-paced microcredential last week, and honestly, I’m just happy I stuck with it. The lessons were clear enough for a regular person like me. It really got me motivated to keep learning more about teaching. I want to see the world while doing something meaningful, and this feels like a solid first step. The instructor ******* was really supportive when I had questions, which helpe...[Read More]

Just wrapped up the 200-hour online diploma last week, and honestly, it was a solid choice. I wanted to see more of the world and meet folks, and this gave me that push. The whole thing felt worth it, and now I’m actually motivated to keep going with more courses. No complaints here.

It was a solid 300 hours that went by pretty fast. I wanted to travel and work at the same time, so this fit the bill. I was pleased with how it all came together. Also, ******* made the lessons enjoyable, which helped a lot. The whole thing kept me motivated to keep learning more. I feel ready to start looking for gigs online.

I finished the 100-hour certificate a while back. The course was okay for me since I like to learn on my own. I wanted to get back into languages. It did make me feel more sure about teaching abroad.

I just wrapped up the academic bridging certificate and honestly, it was a great experience. The course was easy to follow and I feel way more confident about teaching abroad now. The job support was a big plus too. Really happy I picked this school.

I just wrapped up the course, and honestly, it was a good time. I’m really happy with how it all went. It got me excited about languages again, which was the whole point for me. I feel a bit proud of finishing it, not gonna lie. The lessons were pretty straightforward and easy to follow.

I worked with others a lot during the course, which really helped me get through the material. I just wanted something straightforward to get certified and maybe travel. I learned so much from *******, their feedback was clear and helpful. Honestly, I felt a bit overwhelmed at first, but finishing the intensive applied learning course gave me a solid base. It is not perfect, and you are mostly on ...[Read More]

Starting the course, I felt pretty good about things. The structure really helped me stay on track, being a structured learner and all. I wanted to boost my English teaching skills, and this did help with that. It was a solid experience, though not perfect. Some parts felt a bit slow, but overall I’m glad I did it.

I just finished the certificate last week, so this is all pretty fresh for me. Honestly, I was a bit nervous about doing a university-level online course, but it went smoothly. The whole reason I signed up was to have more freedom and flexibility in my life, and I feel like I’m on my way now. Seeing how much I learned in such a short time really encouraged me to keep going. It was a solid ch...[Read More]