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Offline Vs Online English Classes
Aneta Dolinska
Updated Aug 19, 2016Save
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New technologies and online learning are attracting more people than ever before. Whether we’re busy professionals, or students facing multiple deadlines, online learning can appeal as a way to study from the comfort of our home environment. Taking languages lessons from a tutor using an online tool such as Skype can mean getting one-to-one lessons at a reduced cost. But are online English classes really a good replacement for classroom-based learning? Scroll down the infographic to review the pros and cons of offline and online English classes…
Infographic created by Aneta Dolinska.
Originally from the Czech Republic, Aneta holds a BA in Marketing, Design and Communication from Nottingham Trent University, and is studying an MSc in Project Management at Northumbria University Newcastle. She is passionate about travelling and exploring new places and cultures, as well as studying foreign languages. Aneta has three years' work experience as an educational counsellor, advising international students about their studies in the UK, US and Canada.