Getting this university-level …
Getting this university-level certificate finished feels good. My goal was to improve my teaching skills, and I’m content with what I learned. Honestly, I feel ready to go teach English overseas now. The course was well-structured.
Recently finishing the course,…
Recently finishing the course, I feel set to go teach overseas. My main goal was always to experience life abroad and meet new people. The instructor, *******, was one of the best teachers I’ve had. I completed their academic bridging certificate, which was solid. Honestly, I’m a bit less happy about how intense it was, but it worked.
I just finished their intensiv…
I just finished their intensive course last week. Honestly, I feel pretty satisfied with it. The applied learning was really useful. It’s a solid way to travel and work. I’m definitely more confident about teaching abroad now.
Pleased to say I just finished…
Pleased to say I just finished the university-level online certificate. Honestly, I felt well-prepared. I’m a reflective learner, so the clear modules suited me. It was also nice to meet peers from different backgrounds. I appreciated *******’s teaching style. Why take this course? It gives you a solid start.
Having just finished this univ…
Having just finished this university-level certificate, I’m very pleased. I wanted to challenge myself, and the course was great for a reflective learner like me. I’m grateful for the skills I gained.
I recently finished this certi…
I recently finished this certificate. Honestly, I’m very happy with it. The course gave me the skills I needed. It helped me move on from my old job. I feel really inspired to start teaching now.
The Questions of Teaching Abroad
Every teacher who has ever packed a suitcase for a foreign classroom knows the feeling. You’ve studied the big guides, memorized the visa requirements, and practiced your lesson plans. Yet, a dozen smaller, quieter questions still buzz in your mind. They feel too simple, too specific, or too personal for a formal guide. But finding the answer can mean the difference between a smooth transition and...[Read More]
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