Taking the 120-hour TEFL/TESOL course was a truly rewarding experience. The course was well-structured, easy to navigate, and filled with practical, up-to-date content. It covered everything from grammar and classroom management to lesson planning and teaching methodologies all essential for anyone preparing to teach English abroad or online.
I particularly appreciated how the course emphasized real world teaching strategies, and the quizzes after each module helped reinforce what I learned. The explanations were clear, and even complex topics were broken down in a way that made them easy to understand.
The flexibility of studying at my own pace was a huge bonus, especially since I have a busy schedule. The support team was also responsive and helpful whenever I had questions.
Overall, I feel confident and well-prepared to start my journey as an English teacher. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone serious about teaching English professionally.
What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
One nerve-wracking moment for me was driving a car alone for the first time. I had just learned how to drive, and my father would always assist me because I was too nervous to drive solo. One day, I needed to go to the city to get the car’s oil changed. I asked my father to drive, but he told me, “You can do it, just drive slow.” I did, and when I arrived safely, I felt so overjoyed. It really boosted my confidence.
What other participants should know
- Some modules felt a bit repetitive at times.
- I wish there were more interactive or video-based lessons.
- The course could benefit from more real-life classroom examples.