After I decided to study abroad in the Philippines, there was only one thing I considered when deciding on a language school. I only looked at the facilities of the academy, but CIA Language Academy had the best facilities out of all the schools I saw. It was nice when I actually saw it, and I thought there would be a lot of Koreans, but there were Japanese, Taiwanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese, Thai, Arab, etc., there were people of more diverse nationalities than I expected, so I don't think there were any classes with more than three Koreans during group classes, so it was better, and there were many convenient facilities such as cafes, supermarkets, vending machines, gyms, libraries, etc., so it was easy to live there. It was comfortable. The only thing that was disappointing was that the soundproofing in the dormitory didn't seem to work well. I had to be careful because I could hear the staff talking outside and the students talking. Slow internet was the hardest part, but there are places with Wi-Fi throughout the academy, such as the library, dormitory, and cafe. It was okay because there were a lot of them. The most important teachers at the academy! The teachers were really active and fun, so going to class was fun. When I first came here, I wasn't really looking forward to group classes, but taking them with friends from other countries was more fun than I thought, and I think the teachers' bright personalities were the most helpful. If you're considering a language school, I recommend CIA!!

- NA DAYEON