William-Harper

I just wrapped up the certificate last week and I’m honestly pretty happy with how it went. The intensive applied learning kept me on my toes, which was great for my goal-oriented style. I’m already looking at jobs abroad and can’t wait to meet new folks.

I’m still working through the certificate right now, and honestly it’s been a bit of a grind. The lessons are solid but there’s a lot of reading. I wanted to travel and meet folks, which is why I signed up. It’s okay, just not as exciting as I hoped.

I finished the intensive applied learning course last month. That hands-on part really made things click for me. I’m pleased with how much I grew. It got me excited about languages again. Honestly, I’m already looking forward to signing up for the next course they offer.

I just wrapped up the certificate and also did the academic bridging course before it. Felt pretty good about the whole thing overall. Being someone who likes to go at my own pace, this fit me fine. My main goal was traveling more and doing something that actually matters. Sure, the review makes some fair points about missing details, but for the price and flexibility, I got what I needed. No real...[Read More]

Finishing an intensive applied learning course, I gotta say I was pretty thrilled with how it went. I’m a hands-on learner, so I worried about doing this online. But the lessons kept me engaged, and I actually felt ready to teach. I took this to see the world while doing something meaningful, and I think this cert gets me there.

I really liked how the course was set up. Being able to do the work at my own pace was a big plus for me. I’m a hands-on learner, so the practical assignments kept me interested. It was also great to connect with other students from all over. I feel ready to start teaching now.

I just finished the refresher course last week. Honestly, I’m pretty pleased with how it went. It was a good way to brush up on my skills. I feel proud of myself for sticking with it. The main reason I did it was to get ready for living abroad and meeting new folks. ******* explained things so clearly, which really helped. It was a solid experience overall.

Honestly, I felt pretty good wrapping this up. It was a solid way to get back into the swing of things. I learn best when I can bounce ideas off others, and the group stuff worked well for me. It really helped me move from my old career into teaching. I was delighted with how clear everything was laid out. The whole thing made sense and I didn’t get lost. It felt like a smart step for my new...[Read More]

I just wrapped up the 200-hour online diploma last week. It really got me thinking about teaching in another country. I want to see new places and meet folks. Honestly, I’m not feeling super happy right now, but the course itself was solid and inspiring.

I just wrapped up the academic bridging certificate at Oxford House, and honestly, it was a solid experience. The whole month flew by, and I’m glad I pushed through it. I felt a bit less happy when it ended, though, because the routine was actually kind of nice. ******* was one of the best teachers I’ve had, and she really kept me going. I wanted to gain an international perspective, and that defi...[Read More]

Honestly, I was thrilled when I finished this course. It really helped me stay focused on my goal. Meeting other students from different places was a big plus for me. The lessons were pretty solid, even if some parts felt a little long.

Having just wrapped up the academic bridging certificate last week, I gotta say I’m feeling pretty happy with how it went. The instructor ******* was really supportive throughout. As someone who’s pretty goal-oriented, I liked that I could just focus on getting things done. I wanted to see the world while doing something meaningful, and this cert helps with that. It’s not perfect...[Read More]