Here are some of what PIC’s graduates have to say :

When I arrived in the Philippines, I felt I wasted my time studying with one-on-one teachers. I was in a small cubicle with no room for actual interaction and conversation… When I enrolled in PIC, I was inspired and learned a lot of things aside from merely memorizing English. I learned how to use the language, how to make relationships, what I should do as a visitor and how to teach English. All of us are students till the end. Even if you don’t belong to school, you’re living and learning from everything. Whether I’ll be a teacher or not, I’m gonna keep studying about the world that God has given me.

Carrie

Advertising Student

PIC TESOL Graduate 2008

The first time, I was very nervous. I had no self-confidence. Even if I’ve lived and studied in Russia for years, it was still different when I arrived here. But time passed, I could feel that I’m more than just their student – I’m a member of their family. Even if we are not of the same nationality and we are not same in color and language, in PIC we are one family with one goal – to goal to communicate. Now, I’m very happy because I have found another family in the Philippines – My PIC Family. I hope that you will also have a family like me.

Just open your mind and heart to them.

Kang YooJin