Currently working through the 200-hour online diploma. My feelings about it are pretty neutral overall. The self-paced style is good for someone like me who wants more freedom. I did appreciate *******’s teaching style.
Wrapping up this online certificate now. My goal was to improve my teaching skills, and I feel pleased with what I learned. The course material was pretty good overall. Honestly, the whole process has left me feeling inspired to start teaching.
Currently finishing this certificate to improve my teaching skills. I did another online certificate years ago. Being an independent learner suited me. My tutor ******* was very helpful. I’m feeling encouraged by my progress.
Right now I’m finishing the 100-hour certificate to improve my teaching. Honestly, I’m thrilled with how much I’ve learned. My instructor ******* was one of the best teachers I’ve had. Feeling really encouraged by my progress so far.
Just finished the course last week and I’m very happy with it. The intensive style was perfect for an independent learner like me. My main motivation was to improve my teaching skills and I feel I did. The instructor ******* really made the lessons enjoyable too.
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