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.

My daughter recently participated in a storytelling competition and spoke really well in English. The classes played a big role in this.

It didn’t happen overnight, but slowly my child started using English at home. Now, she even corrects me sometimes.

Coursera is excellent if you want to add professional skills. I did a Data Analytics course from Google via Coursera, and it was very practical with hands-on projects. The certificates are industry-recognized too. Sometimes internet speed affects live classes, but content quality is fantastic.

The best part is that my daughter actually enjoys learning here. She reminds me of her class timings herself. That never happened with other tuitions.

It’s not just English. My son has become more open, expressive, and confident overall. These are life skills that will stay with him.

Byju’s has made learning fun for my younger cousin. The visuals, quizzes, and gamified lessons keep children engaged. The only thing is that subscription costs are a bit high for some families, but the results in terms of better understanding are visible.

PlanetSpark provides regular feedback, so I know exactly what my child has improved in and what she still needs to work on. That transparency is very useful.

I was skeptical at first, but enrolling my daughter here was the right decision. Her English, her confidence, and her personality have all improved. Truly worth it.