William-Harper

I just finished the 100-hour program. It was alright. I liked working with other people in the group chats, that helped a lot. Mostly I just want to move somewhere new and start fresh. I felt pretty happy with how it all went, Debra was nice enough.

Looking back, I just finished this course last week after doing a bridging certificate a few years back. I wanted to push myself a bit more academically. I feel somewhat happy with how it went. It really worked for my style as a reflective learner. I’m grateful for the skills I picked up along the way.

I came into this wanting to push myself a bit more academically. After finishing the 300-hour program, I felt pretty good about it. It suited my goal-oriented style just fine.

I found this review really helpful for my own decision. As a graduate who finished the certificate, I went with a different school that was more upfront. My motivation was to see the world while doing something meaningful. I felt content with my choice because I needed clear details. I am an experiment-driven learner, so I liked trying things out on my own.

I got my certificate a few weeks back. Seeing the world while doing something meaningful really appealed to me. I’m a discussion-focused student, so the self-paced format took some getting used to. Finishing a 300-hour professional certification felt like a real accomplishment. I took this course to finally start teaching online and travel. The job support helped me get hired fast. My instru...[Read More]

Recently finished this course and honestly, I feel less happy than I thought I would. The intensive applied learning part was okay, but nothing special. My main motivation was to see the world while doing something meaningful. ******* made the lessons enjoyable, which helped a bit. Still, I’m feeling pretty prepared to teach English overseas, just not super confident.

I just finished the certificate a few weeks ago. I did the self-paced microcredential program last year. It was fine. I feel more confident about teaching abroad now. I wanted to travel and work at the same time. The discussion parts were good.

Going through that intensive course was a good experience. I picked up a lot from the visual materials they used. I just wanted to see the world and do something that actually matters. Felt pretty content with how it all turned out.

I wanted to explore new cultures through TEFL, which got me into this. The online part felt a bit slow to me though. It was still a decent program overal. I just finished an academic bridging certificate, so it fit my schedule well.

After finishing the 300-hour professional certification, I felt less happy than I hoped. Working with others on group projects was alright. My main motivation was to travel and work at the same time, which this course helped with okay.

I just finished the academic bridging certificate program. I felt really delighted with how it went. It was a goal-oriented setup which helped me improve my English teaching skills. The whole experience was solid.

I’m still working through the certificate now. The applied learning part was pretty intense, but I just finished it. I felt really pleased with how it went. My main goal was to explore new cultures, so this felt like a good step.