Looking back on finishing the …
Looking back on finishing the 300-hour course, I’m so delighted. The group work was perfect for my learning style. It feels great to have this certificate, and I’m excited to start working while I travel.
I just finished the 300-hour p…
I just finished the 300-hour professional certification. It felt good to do something new and get away from my old routine. I feel much more confident about teaching abroad now.
I just finished the certificat…
I just finished the certificate last week. The course was great for my goal to travel and work. As a visual learner, I did wish for more pictures or videos sometimes. But overall, it was a really good program.
Looking back on my time in the…
Looking back on my time in the 300-hour course, I feel really good about finishing. I’ve always learned best by trying things out, and the live teaching practicum was perfect for that. While I was hoping for a bit more excitement, the whole journey has left me feeling inspired. This training gives you the skills to travel and do work that matters.
Having done a career course on…
Having done a career course online before, I found this TEFL program to be a great change of pace. I really liked the hands-on teaching ideas. It’s got me excited to start a new chapter and maybe even travel. I’m already thinking about what course to take next.
Just finished the 100-hour cer…
Just finished the 100-hour certificate program as a student. I needed a change from my normal routine, and the whole experience actually left me feeling pretty inspired. The course itself was fine, nothing amazing but it got the job done.
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