One thing I respect about PlanetSpark teachers is their patience. My son takes time to form sentences, but he is never rushed or made uncomfortable. Slowly, he is learning to express his ideas more clearly, and that is the real achievement for me.

I was surprised when my daughter narrated a short story in English to our relatives. She was shy earlier, but now she does not hesitate to share her thoughts. It may not be perfect grammar, but the confidence matters more and I am glad to see that.

At first, I wasn’t sure if online classes would really make a difference, but now after six months, I can say my daughter has grown a lot. She uses new vocabulary, speaks in longer sentences, and tries to think in English. That’s exactly what we expected.

Udemy has been a great help in upskilling myself. I purchased a financial analysis course, and the way the instructor explained real-world examples made it easy to grasp. The best part is that once you buy a course, you can access it for life, which is useful for revisions. Sometimes too many options can feel overwhelming, but overall it is very budget-friendly.

My cousin has been using Unacademy for UPSC, and I also tried their banking exam prep. The live classes and doubt sessions were really helpful, and many educators are from reputed backgrounds. Sometimes technical glitches happen during live streams, but the recorded versions make up for it. It’s definitely a strong platform for serious exam aspirants.

What I like about PlanetSpark is the focus on clear communication rather than just bookish grammar. My son’s pronunciation and sentence formation have improved a lot. He is now able to speak in front of relatives without getting embarrassed. Earlier he would just nod or stay quiet. This change makes me happy as a parent.

At first, I wasn’t sure if online learning would really keep my son engaged, but the classes are designed in such a way that kids don’t feel bored. There are stories, games, and discussions which make learning fun. I feel the money is well spent because I can see a real difference in his communication.

Earlier I had to push my daughter to attend tuition, but here she herself reminds me about her class timings. She has built a good rapport with the teacher and that makes her comfortable. I notice her using English phrases casually in daily talk, which is a big improvement for us.

I enrolled my son so that he could improve his fluency. What I got in return was much more – he developed confidence in himself. He is not shy anymore to raise his hand in class or speak to his friends. I think that confidence will help him not just in English, but in all aspects of life.