Having just finished the course last week, I feel ready to apply for new positions. The refresher was really useful. I’m very happy with everything. My main motivation is to explore new cultures through TEFL. Also, the instructor ******* made the lessons enjoyable.
Having completed the certificate last week, I feel truly prepared to teach English overseas. Honestly, the course was a perfect fit for a reflective learner like me. My instructor, *******, explained concepts with real clarity. Taking this step was about gaining more freedom in life, and I’m delighted with the choice. It was also a great professional refresher.
Certainly, the course gave me a strong start. I’m thrilled with the new skills and motivated to keep learning more. My main goal was to improve my English teaching, and this program provided a solid foundation for that.
Last week I finished their academic bridging certificate. Honestly, I was very happy with it. My main motivation is to live in a completely new environment. Seeing my own progress was really encouraging.
Overall, the course was pretty good for what I needed. My main reason was to live somewhere totally new. The tutors were supportive; ******* really helped things click for me as a visual learner. I finished feeling happy and much more ready.
Just finished the intensive course. My goal was to improve my teaching skills. Overall, I feel pretty good about it. I do feel prepared to teach overseas now. The trainers were very helpful, which was nice.
Overall, the course was solid. I finished the online certificate a while back. Honestly, I’m feeling less happy than I hoped. I learn best by trying things, not just reading. My goal was to get more freedom. I am encouraged by my progress, though. The job help seems good.
Just finished the intensive course. I wanted to experience life abroad and meet people. The course was great, really practical stuff. I’m a graduate now and felt delighted by the whole thing. Totally worth it.
Just finished the 120-hour course. I liked how it made me think about my own teaching style. My goal was to understand different classrooms worldwide, and this helped. The online setup was good.
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