She said, "I want more teacher."

What do you think of Cambridge's curriculum?

I had heard that online lessons were mainly for elementary school students and up, but I consulted with the teacher and I was very grateful that even 4-year-olds could take lessons. She's only 4 years old, so rather than going through a proper curriculum, we’re trying to see if she’s interested in 25-minute lessons on a computer and if the lesson style would be a good fit for my daughter. It's been 3 months, but she seems to enjoy her lessons with the teacher, and before the lesson starts, she happily starts to prepare, and after the lesson is over, she says, "I want more teacher." in a lonely voice.

It's interesting to try to communicate

Cambridge's courses and levels are easy to understand and the content is excellent. And the lessons are not only for studying, but also for chatting, which is interesting and fun, so you can improve your communication skills. The teacher is easy to understand. My son has looked up English words to talk with the teacher and he also watches more English Youtube videos now. The school is flexible about making up for lessons, and my child can log in on his own and enjoys the lessons.

I’m gaining confidence to speak English.

You can study at any time you want, so my daughter can balance her time with other extra-curricular activities. Through phonics, I feel that her reading and writing skills have improved. I feel that she has more confidence to try and communicate and she is understanding what the teacher is saying more. Whenever she encounters English in daily life, she tries to read by herself and explains it to me as well. She likes to using the system, and she enjoys working alone where she feels that she can practice even if she makes a mistake. She tells me that she hopes that she can continue to improve.

With writing though, her skills are visibly improving, probably because of dictation activities.

What do you think of Cambridge's curriculum?

I feel that they have topics that match the season (Christmas, Valentine's Day, winter sports, etc.) and are easy for young children to be interested in.

How are Cambridge's lessons?

Currently, the style is mainly speaking in the first half of the class and writing in the second half. She is doing quiz-style practice of words commonly used in daily life (they, she, it, we, do, does, etc.) with her teacher.

I really appreciate that they motivate my child to speak.

I really appreciate that Cambridge's lessons are tailored to my child's pace and interests, and that they motivate my child to speak. Also, I think the cost is very reasonable. The lessons are one-on-one, so I can often see my daughter, who is shy and rarely speaks up in group lessons at other schools, trying to communicate in English in a fun and positive way with the teacher. There are always 4 lessons per month and it’s easy to adjust the schedule with make-up lessons. Overall, we are very satisfied with the school. I have even recommended the school to my daughter's classmate.