Unprofessional The company advertised that they needed a French teacher for adult learners, and that the work would take place at the learners' work place. Twice a week, time to be determined between myself and the students. They advised I prepare docs to back up my credentials. Waited a few weeks, was "offered" to teach the five students at around 9 or 10 on Tuesdays, if I could manage that--in May (today is 10 Feb.). I'd already told them I work Monday to Friday mornings / afternoon. They also had the gall to ask if I could pass this on to one of my colleagues or friends if I couldn't do it. No mention of credentials now, nor even how much I was being paid. Notice that the response below tries to make this about the start date, which is not actually relevant to my complaint. Why are they ignoring the main point? The only time available to teach is TUESDAYS BETWEEN 9 AND 10 AM when I and most other people are working. The company already knew I would be unavailable. Canada has only 5% unemployment. MOST people who are qualified to teach French in Winnipeg are already working full time. Therefore most of the people who applied for this job were wasting their time: instead of suggesting that their clients work out a time for teaching with the prospective teacher (as originally outlined to me), like any competent go-between would do, they simply took the "Tuesdays at 9 or 10" as written in stone. Good luck finding that highly qualified French teacher who is free in that exact time slot every week!

I have signed my parents (60+ y.o) for… I have signed my parents (60+ y.o) for one of the courses to improve their English skills. The management was very flexible with the hours and offered many options including studying from home one to one with a tutor. We also received a discount of one person studying and the second came free. The tutor, Oliver, would arrive every morning at our home and train my parents . He was very friendly, polite and patient with them. At the end, they improved their abilities to speak and to communicate more freely in English. I highly recommend this programme and the school.

Language Trainers is a great place to work Language Trainers is a great place to work. The company works hard to keep you safe and happy. It offers an outstanding support via email. The company provides prompt payouts in the end of the month and you are free to decide your schedule and teaching materials. I love working for Language Trainers.

Language Trainers is a great place to… Language Trainers is a great place to work! Working at Language Trainers has been a wonderful experience. The team is very professional and willing to help if you need. They're very flexible regarding the classes that I deliver and I can always use my creativity and add something extra to my classes which is fantastic.

Teaching Japanese I teach Japanese through this company. The staff at this company is friendly and helpful in matching teachers with students and assisting with textbooks. I can tell that they are very careful about handling personal information and security measures. Thanks to them, I am able to have a safe and enjoyable class. I hope to have another opportunity to work with them even after my course with current student is over!