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William-Harper

I have been traveling and teaching ESL abroad ever since I graduated university. This life choice has taken me around the world and allowed me to experience cultures and meet people that I did not know existed.

Navigating Taxes as an Independent English Teacher

Stepping into the world of independent contracting as an English teacher can be incredibly liberating. You set your rates, manage your schedule, and build your own client base. However, when that first detailed payslip arrives, the excitement can quickly turn to confusion. Seeing multiple tax deductions can feel like a puzzle you didn’t sign up to solve. Let’s break down a common point...[Read More]

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Just finished their academic b…

Just finished their academic bridging certificate. Honestly, the course itself was fine, nothing amazing but it did the job. I feel inspired to go and try teaching now. My main motivation is to find a job with more freedom. Overall, it was a decent experience.

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Honestly, I just finished thei…

Honestly, I just finished their short course. It fit my schedule perfectly. I was looking to switch careers into teaching. Working with others in the program was a big help. The skills felt very practical for a real classroom.

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Getting to meet peers from dif…

Getting to meet peers from different backgrounds was a real highlight for me. As a visual learner, the course format really worked. I’m pleased with how the academic bridging certificate turned out. I’m even thinking about their next course.

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Having just finished this onli…

Having just finished this online certificate, I was thrilled. My main motivation was to experience life abroad and meet new people. As a reflective learner, the material suited me. One instructor, *******, was very patient. Overall, it was a great course.

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Recently finishing their cours…

Recently finishing their course, I’m pleased with the whole experience. The digital format fit my goal for more freedom. My instructor, *******, really helped simplify the tougher parts. I feel motivated to continue learning.

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Just wrapped up the profession…

Just wrapped up the professional refresher course. I did want to challenge myself, honestly. The course itself left me feeling a bit less happy, but I’m a student with the certificate now. It served its purpose for me.

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Just finished their intensive …

Just finished their intensive course as a new graduate. I was very happy with it. The whole thing reconnected me with my love for languages. I’m really grateful for the teaching skills I gained.

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Wrapping up this diploma, I fe…

Wrapping up this diploma, I feel well prepared. My goal was always to gain an international perspective, and that’s been met. As a reflective learner, the course format worked. The feedback from ******* was consistently helpful.

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Alright, I finished that 200-h…

Alright, I finished that 200-hour diploma online. It was a short-term thing for me. I feel pretty neutral about the whole experience, honestly. The main reason I did it was to explore new cultures. I am proud I got it done, though. The course materials were quite comprehensive.

Exploring the Vibrant World of Contemporary Japanese Theatre

So, you’re captivated by Japanese theatre, but your curiosity stretches far beyond the ancient, stylized forms of Noh and Kabuki. You’re not alone. A new generation of artists, scholars, and enthusiasts is diving into the dynamic, often groundbreaking world of contemporary Japanese performance. This modern scene is a thrilling fusion of tradition and radical innovation, making it a per...[Read More]

The Unspoken Language of the Classroom: How a Simple Gesture Bridges Worlds

You step into a new classroom, in a new country. The air is thick with the quiet hum of curiosity and the subtle tension of first meetings. You’re the teacher, but for a moment, you’re also the stranger. Then, you catch a student’s eye. You don’t yet share a common spoken language, but you offer a small, genuine smile. Slowly, almost shyly, they smile back. That’s when the real teaching begins. Th...[Read More]

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