While the main focus is on speaking, I also noticed my daughter’s writing skills improved. She frames better sentences and uses new words. The interactive speaking activities make her confident, and the worksheets reinforce what she learns. I feel the balance between speaking and writing is well maintained.

The classes are very professional and well organized. Scheduling is smooth, and the trainers are punctual. More importantly, the results are visible. My daughter’s vocabulary has grown, and she doesn’t hesitate to talk to strangers now. I appreciate the systematic approach of PlanetSpark.

Udemy is a great platform if you want to learn new skills at your own pace. I bought a course on Excel and Financial Modeling at a very affordable price, and it was explained in a simple, practical way. Quality varies depending on the instructor, but overall it’s excellent value.

Khan Academy is an amazing resource, especially for school students. The lessons are simple, clear, and completely free, which makes it accessible to everyone. My younger brother uses it for maths practice, and his confidence has improved a lot.

edX gives access to courses from top universities like Harvard and MIT, which is amazing. I completed a short course in Business Strategy, and the quality was top-notch. The only thing is that paid certificates are expensive, but the free content itself is very valuable.

The classes follow a structured method. It’s not random, and that’s why children learn step by step without pressure.

At first, I had doubts about online teaching. But the way my child has developed confidence, I’m glad I trusted PlanetSpark.

Earlier my son kept his thoughts to himself. Now he shares his ideas in English, and even participates in family conversations.

Unacademy is a great platform for UPSC and banking exam aspirants. The live classes and doubt-solving sessions really help students feel more confident. Subscription costs are a bit high, but if someone is serious about preparing, it’s worth the investment.