Hey Skipper here. Started my improvement journey with this community 3-4 weeks ago and went from Emerald 4 to Diamond in that time as a support main/mid main(Did originally start as mid laner but... See more
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With 2,781+ active paying members, We Teach League (WTL) is the largest and most trusted League of Legends coaching provider. WTL is a global online coaching platform that helps League of Legends players improve faster through expert coaching, premium content, and a supportive community. Our coaching system is designed for players who want proven methods—not shortcuts or boosting—and is used by thousands of members worldwide. WTL delivers step-by-step improvement through role-specific Academies (Top, Jungle, Mid, Bot), daily coaching sessions, champion guides, VOD reviews, and other resources. Every Academy is created and led by challenger coaches with years of coaching experience. Our approach focuses on champion mastery, role fundamentals, mentality, and mindset—the core skills that help players climb and stay in higher ranks. Our community includes beginners, returning players, competitive amateurs, and long-term climbers who want a reliable improvement process. If you want structured League of Legends improvement and long-term results, We Teach League gives you the tools and support to climb consistently.
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Not all champion guides have each specific matchup explained to a T. Other than thst, really good. More champ guides in the future (e.g. Rumble, Varus, Irelia etc.).
Great coaching sessions, lots of content that gets updated frequently, fast and friendly support
I joined WTL with one simple goal: hit Gold.
Honestly, reaching Emerald wasn’t even something I thought was realistic for me. It felt like one of those ranks other people reached.
But through We Teach League I pushed to new limits.
WTL completely changed how I approach the game.
The structure, the reps, the coaching, and especially the community accelerated my improvement way faster than anything I had tried before. Instead of just spamming games and hoping to climb, I finally had direction and feedback.
The coaches are genuinely invested. Mentors like Rob and Eleanore were always available with thoughtful, practical advice. Every session felt actionable, not just theory. And being surrounded by other players grinding toward their goals kept me accountable and motivated.
One thing I really appreciated is that WTL doesn’t promise magic tricks. It teaches a process:
show up, ask questions, stay open-minded, and keep refining your fundamentals.
I hit Gold steadily, but Platinum felt like a wall for a long time. WTL helped me break through that plateau and push past what I thought was my limit.
If you’re serious about improving and want real coaching and a supportive community instead of just solo queue frustration, I can’t recommend WTL enough.
Gold was the goal.
Emerald became the result.
– Rick
You get so much content to learn the game. The individual coaching is great and very helpful for everyone. All this for not much money for what you get out of it. The environment and community they have created is just perfect for self improvement and growth.
The guides and resources are awesome on their own, but the main draw is the coaching. I can say that the coaching I've received from several coaches has been nothing short of great. Joined the academy stuck at around plat 1, and ended in diamond 4 - I can attribute much of that change directly to the academy and the help I received along the way.
A great community for improving at league. VOD reviews, coaching and chatting with mentors is super impactful.
Bootcamp is an incredible learning experience, especially for a new player. Highly recommend. No complaints. Will do it next time around as well. Was everything it was advertised to be, nothing more, nothing less. You WILL learn something and you WILL get better at League.
Amazing service! So many great resources and support. The only thing I think that would improve it greatly is more reach out for new users. Like, providing an initial 15 minute discord to just introduce new users to the service, talk about what their goals are, introductions to different staff and members, and what realistic first steps are needed, that would be super helpful.
Been great so far, I truly enjoy the community, I don’t know I’ve gotten much from the coaching yet. I’ve only been here long enough for one review session and a few chats I need more time to see real improvement. The website content is phenomenal.
The quality of coaches is great but I wish teaching was tailored to people with better plans for improvement. The coaches are incredibly smart and good but I failed to see this as a proper educational course. It is exclusively student- motivated with no actual effort from the platform to track your progress.
Really engaged and helpful community they have cultivated. I love the champ guides, they really give you a good foundation of what each champ is capable of and their specific reference points.
I haven't had time for a VOD review yet, but I have seen others. Great coaches.
I've been a part of the WTL program for 3 years, and the whole program is great! It not only taught me how to learn the game, but as someone who never struggled in school I learned how to learn. I went from plat -> masters within 6 months of joining the program. Love the bootcamps because the coaches get an authentic look at your problems. No cherry-picking games.
i had my bootcamp with will, and it was everything i wanted it to be, i knew for obvious reasons there were many things about my gameplay that were lacking that werent just fighting threat assesment etc, the usual things your avg league player improves on to climb that i ofc still need to aswell. but that there are things bigger picture things happening in my games that im simply not seeing, the reviews with will quickly and effortlessly pointed them out, exactly what i wanted thank you we teach league
I had a great experience during the We Teach League bootcamp. I was paired with a friendly coach who was very experienced and knowledgeable on the champion I chose to play. It helped me to focus and we were able to find specific areas of play for me to improve on.
This was my first bootcamp experience and thanks to Omibro it was a great time and I learned a lot, even though my first two games had afk’s! We went from focusing on laning phase the first two games to focusing on mid game on the last one. If it wasn’t for the fact that I saw the other student in the discord call I would have never known there was a second student.
10/10 experience and I’d recommend Omibro to everyone, he was great!
This was my first bootcamp session and I had a very positive experience with @Nathan Mott watching my Teemo jungle games. I was able to play with a higher intensity than I have been able to tap into and unlock in my solo queue, and even after coaching within the JGA. The Bootcamp brought out a focus that I haven't tapped into before.
For me personally, @erma and I ran sessions at the same time and I didnt even notice that we were running games one after the other, the timing of our matches was such that there was simply no interference between them. The transition was smooth between one game and review into Nathan being ready to review and give feedback when my match finished. I did notice that while my session started at 1400, Erma had logged in and had begun playing at around 1345, which is maybe something to consider. If you are running two students at once it might make sense to stagger them and start one 15-20 minutes before the other.
I also think there could be really high value if you can find situations where there are two members who are wanting to play the same champion, that you can block them together. There might be opportunities for user to learn from each others vods more closely if they are playing the same champ. This would vary if the MMR difference is great, however.
Hearing the feedback from other users about feeling like they weren't receiving "private 1:1 coaching" I could see a 2 tier system where maybe there is a higher tier pricing for exclusive use of the entire block.
I will definitely be taking my learnings back to the rift, and attempting to recreate this level of intensity in my solo queue and am excited to see how my games go afterward. I went 2-1 and was carrying my team on my back for the third game although I wasn't able to close it out. I was able to see in review that there were things I could've executed on that would have given me a chance to get the W. These learnings will certainly help me convert future games to wins. Cheers everyone, hope your games went great!
This was the best Bootcamp experience I've had so far, my sessions were with Pabu for Blocks 11 + 12. Despite some tough games initially that left me pretty demotivated, he was able to not only help me quickly get back in the right headspace, but also provide thoughtful insights into my performance and package it excellently into clear and actionable learning objectives.
Additionally, this was the first time I was able to participate in a live coaching session. Having Pabu in direct communication with me during the game added significant value to my experience because he was able to provide a real-time feeling surrounding in-game decisions that made clear specifically what actions and choices of mine contributed to the game feeling worse, as well as display the difference committing to those proper decisions can have - this is something that I feel is near impossible to experience in the same way on your own.
My favorite part about my sessions with Pabu were how fun they were - Pabu is personable and has a real knack for communicating points of information and criticism in a way that is positive and easy to receive. He really knows how to be serious but also entertain the little moments of fun here and there. From specific techniques like spacing, threat assessment, and patience, to concepts of more breadth like planning ahead or properly training autopilot, the advice given to me was clear, concise, and relevant to my journey.
Pabu also did a great job of balancing the sessions between myself and my fellow student - there was minimal downtime between my games & reviews, and I felt very comfortable asking additional questions or talking with him about various game concepts.
Overall, it was a wonderful experience and I recommend the Bootcamp to anyone who wants to get straight to the details of their play in a more expeditious manner than standard coaching. I can also easily recommend Pabu as an amazing Coach! Thanks so much for the great sessions. I hope that I can continue learning from you in the future Bootcamps :)
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