Leaving a teaching job in Vietnam involves more than just packing your bags and saying goodbye to your students. One of the trickiest parts of the departure process is navigating the TRC (Temporary Residence Card) cancellation and exit visa procedure. If you’re feeling confused by conflicting timelines or worried about how to manage your final days in the country, you’re not alone. Man...[Read More]
So you’ve landed your first trial lesson with a student who has absolutely no English knowledge. Zero. Zip. Not even the alphabet. You’re excited, nervous, and completely unsure where to begin. This is a moment every new TEFL teacher faces, and it can feel overwhelming—but it’s also a tremendous opportunity to build a strong foundation. The first thing to remember is that you are...[Read More]
As a recent graduate of the certificate program, I felt pretty satisfied with the whole thing. I’m a visual learner, so the videos and slides helped a lot. I took this course to challenge myself academically, and it did the job. The instructor was decent, nothing flashy but knew their stuff.
I finished the 100-hour certificate program a few weeks ago. It was a good challenge for me. I feel pretty content with how it went. Grateful for the skills gained, honestly. Huge thanks to ******* for all the help, they made it easier.
I’m delighted with how this 300-hour program turned out. As a self-paced student, I really appreciated the flexibility. I’m grateful for the skills I gained, and my main goal was to improve my English teaching skills.
I just wrapped up that 300-hour professional certification with ITEFL. Getting the final paperwork felt good. I wanted something that let me travel and work at the same time. Inspired by the experience, I’m satisfied with how it turned out.
I just wrapped up the 100-hour program and it really pushed me to think harder about teaching. The lesson planning part was tough but worth it. Getting that certificate felt good. Now I’m excited to see what comes next for me.
I finished the certificate a little while back. I also did that academic bridging thing. To be honest, I felt pretty neutral about the whole experience. My main goal was to travel and do something that mattered. I really like having a clear structure when I learn.
I finished the certificate and it felt great. I wanted a more international perspective on things. The career-focused digital learning course was pretty straightforward. Honestly, I was really happy with how it all went.
I just finished the academic bridging certificate and it felt good to get that done. Ready to apply for new positions now and start fresh. The program was decent, pretty happy with how it turned out overall.
I just finished the 100-hour program and it felt great. I’m happy with how it went. The discussion style worked well for me. I feel proud to have made the switch from my old job into teaching.
I took this as a refresher course after being out of the game for a bit. My main goal was to get back in touch with why I love languages in the first place. I learned so much from *******, who really helped me focus on what I needed. It was a solid way to brush up on things.