Be personal, not generic
Your personal experiences and thoughts about the course are much more helpful than generic comments like “It was great”. Was one of the instructors particularly helpful when things were tough in the middle of the course? Did something in a job guidance session help you get a job somewhere? Did something in the course really motivate and inspire you to teach?
Be honest, but not vindictive
If something wasn't as you expected, it's fine to mention it. But try to make any criticism constructive and specific. Explain specifically what the issue was and why. Did others on the course share this feeling, or was it simply not right for you? This is much more helpful than ranting, both for people reading the review and for the course provider!
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