Currently working through thei…
Currently working through their 100-hour certificate, I’m a delighted student. The experiment-driven style really suits me. My motivation to live abroad and meet people feels supported. I’m even looking forward to trying another of their courses next.
Last week, I finished their 30…
Last week, I finished their 300-hour professional certification. Honestly, I just needed a change from my usual routine. I feel really happy about it and am proud of this achievement. The course was straightforward and gave me the fresh start I wanted.
Recently finished their 200-ho…
Recently finished their 200-hour online diploma. I’m thrilled with the training. It really inspired me. My motivation was to travel and work. This course made that feel possible.
Currently finishing the course…
Currently finishing the course, I felt thrilled by the intensive applied learning. My main motivation was to live in a completely new environment. As a reflective learner, I appreciated the chance to think things through. The material was solid for getting started.
Looking back on finishing the …
Looking back on finishing the certificate some time ago, I’m delighted. It really helped me reconnect with my love for languages. One instructor, *******, was one of the best teachers I’ve had. The experiment-driven style suited me. Overall, I felt inspired by the whole experience.
Generally, the course was quit…
Generally, the course was quite good for the price. I just finished the 200-hour online diploma. Honestly, I’m a hands-on learner, so sometimes I wanted more practical examples. My instructor, *******, explained things so clearly, though. A main reason to take this course is its flexibility for busy people. It helped me reconnect with my love for languages.
Having finished the online cer…
Having finished the online certificate, I feel pretty content. It suited my learning style as I like to try things out. My main motivation is to see the world in a meaningful way. The course was good for that.
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