Spanish Lessons I was looking to improve my Spanish and am very glad I chose Language Trainers. From day one they communicated with me effectively in terms of scheduling, payment, expectations, and any other questions I had. I was paired with Hector and he is incredible. He’s always on time, extremely knowledgeable and very friendly. He made each lesson enjoyable, and his patience made it easier for me to build confidence in what I was learning. Thank you Luciana, Sofía, and Héctor!

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.

It is a high quality language center It is a high quality language center. My experience has been excellent.

I highly recommend working as a teacher… I highly recommend working as a teacher for Language Trainers company. This is an excellent organization to work for. Working as s freelance teacher, you can manage your timing with your family commitments and experience new challenges every time you are teaching new students. The best part comes when you start to talk with the learners as it enables you to expand your knowledge about their culture. And even more, you can have the choice to teach face-to-face or online, from the comfort of your home! The team of course coordinates are very professional and supportive too. They listen to the teacher's and the student's needs and they carefully prepare the learner's courses regarding their particular language levels, so this way the teachers can deliver the student's lessons prompt and in more detail. They are also very sympathetic. This company always pay on time. I've been working for almost 4 years, and I never had any issues with later payments, as it is very trustworthy, I enjoy very much working! 🙂

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!