It's been about 3–4 months with CherryEnglish~

There's some variation from teacher to teacher, but on the whole I'd say it's not bad at all. Also, there's a slight difference in English pronunciation between people from the Manila area who mainly speak Tagalog and people from the Cebu region who speak Visayan. How to put the Tagalog–Visayan difference? Maybe like the difference between standard Seoul Korean and the Jeju dialect? Anyway, it's not a huge difference. I only came to notice this because I spent about a month each in both Manila and Cebu. At first I just wanted to keep my English from getting rusty through phone lessons, but I could gradually feel my skills improving too. And above all, the biggest advantage of CherryEnglish has to be that the tuition is affordable. It's true that in terms of lesson quality and systematic instruction it falls a bit short of competitors, but for the price the quality seems excellent. As someone on a tight budget, I'm planning to keep taking lessons going forward~