Alright, finishing that self-paced program felt good. I wanted more freedom in life, and this fit. The course was solid, and Debra’s support is as helpful as everyone says. Got what I needed without any stress.
Having finished their 300-hour certification some time ago, I was pleased with the experience. As someone who learns by trying things, the format worked. It prepared me well to apply for jobs abroad. My main goal was always to explore new cultures through teaching.
Just finished the 100-hour program to switch out of my old job. The instructor ******* really made things clear and kept it interesting. I feel happy and ready to start applying for teaching jobs. I’m so grateful for the practical skills.
Getting my certificate last week feels good. The course was intensive but practical. I’m proud to have this qualification. My motivation was to gain an international perspective. I am somewhat happy with how it turned out. The job support seems useful.
Just wrapped up the 200-hour diploma online. It was a good academic challenge for me. I feel ready to teach overseas now. The course material was pretty straightforward.
Finishing a 300-hour professional certification, I was delighted. Honestly, I’m a structured learner so the clear modules worked for me. I appreciated *******’s teaching style. It’s a solid choice to reconnect with their love for languages.
Getting this certificate was my goal. I liked learning with others in the small group. The tutors were very supportive during the teaching practice. It definitely improved my skills for the classroom. The part where we learned Gaelic was interesting.
Alright, here’s my comment as a recent graduate of the certificate program. I just finished a career-focused digital learning course. The main reason I did it was to reconnect with their love for languages. They were thrilled. Overall, it gave me what I needed: ready to apply for new positions.
Just wrapped up the bridging certificate with ITT. Honestly, I feel pretty satisfied with how it all turned out. My main motivation was always to go and explore new cultures through TEFL. Now, I’m excited about what’s next and actually putting these skills to use.
Certainly, the course was completed some time ago. My main motivation was to travel and work. I liked the discussion-focused style. I feel neutral about it overall, but I’m proud of the achievement.
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