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Liars.
First of all, the sales agents are confusing things. Second of all don't get caught with they promotional prices it is all a lie. Initially when you pay for a course you have to get a full course finishd right? Well don't get too exited, they will twist around and say they have a policy and terms to give you less hours to study. So you will be forced to pay more to finish your course. They are liars and scammers.
As well for the last 4 lessons we keep having technical issues with online connection, do you think someone fixed it? Of course not. They just don't care.
Only good thing in Eton is Naoko San the Japanese language instructor, she is amazing.
August 17, 2022
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Best language school in Dubai!
I'm learning Spanish here and it is is really good. I enjoy going to class every week and the teacher is awesome!
January 11, 2017
Unprompted review
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