I just wrapped up the academic…
I just wrapped up the academic bridging certificate last week. The course really helped me feel more confident about teaching grammar. The feedback sessions were super useful, even if a bit nerve-wracking at first.
Now that I’m done with my univ…
Now that I’m done with my university-level online certificate, I’m pretty happy with how it went. It was a good challenge for me academically. I’m grateful for the skills I gained from it.
I just finished my certificati…
I just finished my certification with them. The intensive course was a lot of work but I feel ready to apply for new positions now. I wanted more freedom and flexibility in my life, and this helped. Pretty happy with the whole thing.
I went through the 100-hour co…
I went through the 100-hour course, and it was alright for what it cost. I liked how the discussions helped me think about teaching from different angles. It gave me a decent start for teaching abroad.
I just wrapped up the 100-hour…
I just wrapped up the 100-hour certificate program last week. It really pushed me to challenge myself academically. The whole thing was fine, nothing too exciting. I finished feeling motivated to keep learning more.
I just finished the course. It…
I just finished the course. It was a lot of work but I’m feeling pretty good about it. I really liked working with others in the class. I want to move somewhere totally new. I’m already looking at what to take next.
I just finished this course. I…
I just finished this course. I wanted to get away from my daily routine and start fresh. I’m a hands-on learner, so the practical modules worked well for me. I’m happy with how it went. ******* was really patient and helpful. I feel proud of what I achieved.
It was a good experience getti…
It was a good experience getting this certificate online. I finished the 200-hour course and felt pretty happy about it. I wanted to learn more about teaching abroad. ******* was very patient and helpful with grading.
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