Among the academies I visited before coming here for training, CIA seemed to have the best facilities, so I came here. When I actually came, the facilities were truly top-notch in the Philippines! The teachers are all friendly, and if you tell me in advance what direction you want the class to go, they will proceed with the class accordingly. On weekdays, there are quite a few places to take classes and have fun nearby, and on weekends, you can go not only to Cebu but also to nearby islands such as Bohol and Boracay. And sometimes the academy holds performances or events, so anyone who wants to can participate and it's fun to watch.

There are many amenities available at the academy, such as a gym, table tennis, pocket ball, and karaoke, and the swimming pool is large, so many students can enjoy it. Before coming to the academy, I was worried about whether I would actually be able to improve my English skills in Korea, but my English definitely improved the more I spoke. It was great to come and meet people of different nationalities, and I was able to have a variety of experiences. Also, the environment in the Philippines may not suit you, so it is best to come fully prepared. Various kinds of emergency medicine are essential. And since it would be a waste to come here and study only, having the money needed to go out and have fun is also essential. If you are thinking about language training, I definitely recommend coming.