Learn Q Reviews 232

I really enjoyed taking the course with Learn Q. Lessons were very clear and easy to follow. Booking the exam was quick. Team was helpful and professional.

Enrolled end of last year but couldn’t attend live webinars due to personal circumstances, I went over the recorded sessions in January of this year and found them extremely helpful and to the point, would 100% recommend, particularly impressed that Rob was always on hand via chat for any questions

I finished the interpreting course with Learnqual and I cannot describe how well presented is this! I was able to do it in my own time and recordings were also available to re watch again if necessary. It gives you lots of information and tips for this career. I 100% recommend it! Thank you again for this start of my new career!

I did my course with learn Q it was a great experience and finished my course quickly tutors are supportive and very helpful thank you

I did the Community Interpreting Level 3 and It was really straightforward and the course has all the resources that you need to do well in the exam and know about this role.

Am really thankful to the whole team for creating such great content and for being really responsive throughout the whole process.

I really felt the passion and love that the Learnq team has for this work and it was a joy to experience that. The feedback from my final exam was great and really encouraging! Fantastic service!!!

Ì think that the content of the course is very interesting and informative.

I attended Ajub Janbaz webinars and agreed with one of the feedback from Ajub. He spoke a different language with other students and you didn't understand what they were talking about, making me feel non-professional as a tutor. I know he might try to make fun in the class but might not be respectful to others.
I will suggest anyone who wants to take the course should log into the learn hub to watch the videos and resources from another tutor before they go for the webinars(if you have some questions to ask) as I think that is more comfortable to learn.

I completed the Community Interpreting Level3 course in November2023 and passed my exam in December.
I’ve really enjoyed the course. It’s informative, there are lots of useful videos for practicing on the site ,lessons are interesting and engaging .
It gives you clear understanding of the interpreting as a profession, teaches you interpreting techniques ,how to prepare to assignments etc.
I’d like to mention separately that the admin team is very approachable, you receive replies without delays and you can always reach them on phone which is such a rare treat nowadays.

I Took my community interpreting course at LearnQ. Was very professional and informative. I feel ready to start my job as an interpreter. I liked than I could study in my own pace and had recourses available after the course. Thank you :)

My learning journey through the Level 3 Community Interpreting course with LearnQ has indeed been very enjoyable and informative. The support and guidance I received from the team has been invaluable. The content of the course, the tutors' knowledge, and the delivery were great. Also, the guidance I received for the exam was excellent. I definitely recommend this course to anyone who wants to start this path.

This was an important part of my studies into the field. it has been a great pleasure to be part of this webinar. I’m pretty sure this will be something vital for me to benefit from in my future career.

I have been really enjoying the course. It was absolutely excellent one - well-organised, perfectly structured, flexible, with very good online resources for learning.
I like to thanks to the tutor Ajub who was very professional, helpful and friendly, to Rob Mynett for his brilliant book "How to become a Public Service Interpreter" which is practical and informative, and essential for newcomers to this profession.
I have just received an email regarding my exam result and I am so happy that I got it!

Thanks again to all the staff of LearnQ for their great job!

And finally, I highly recommend the courses by LearnQ.

Excellent course,very well explained and tough exam.Im glad I chose LearnQ for my interpreter studies.

I was sceptical at first, but it was a really good course. Webinars were informative, interactive, encouraging and prepared me well for the exam. Thank you so much for a great course and all the support

An extremely complete course in Level 3 Community Interpreting. Every class was enjoyable, direct and thorough. There was no waffle and due to family commitments I was grateful that I could watch the recording at my own pace. Rob explained and emphasised the fundamentals of interpreting and the importance of adhering to the codes of practice in order to qualify and obtain accredited certification. I feel confident and well equipped regarding the protocols I need to follow to succeed in my new career.
Thank you so much.

They will fail your exam continuously…

I’ll speak from my own experience. I’ve been through 2 exams, both made to fail… According to their feedback, the 1st exam I’ve made a conversation between two parties possible ( that is what an interpreter should do, the main job), professionally. The reason they use to fail me, was I’ve not mentioned all the elements in a sequence. Such a minor omission, was used to fail the exam. They said, in real life it could be a life endangering mistake.

It took me a year and a half to decide if I should give it another try, to pay another £150 for exam re-sitting. The second time, I did the same good interpreting, made a conversation between two parties possible, professionally. ( As was mentioned in their feedback). They made me fail again, this time for “Bad English”. So, during my first exam, I had no “Bad English Problems” at all. After a year and a half, living UK everyday life, they discover I just started to have it. It seems a lot of “problems” do appear during the LearnQ exams, and if nothing else is worth mentioned, they use “English Problems”.

It looks to me, as an abusive “business model”, a way of “legally squeezing/ stealing” money for exam re-sitting. Each time, they are eager to find/ invent reasons and exaggerate even smallest problem. After my first review here, their CEO, the “proud one” started an aggressive campaign to intimidate me and take my review off the site. He started to give some misleading and manipulative information, which later were edited. He even declared himself threatened by legal action against him. A thief should feel threatened by law, indeed.

I’ve seen another LearnQ - 1 star review here. It reports same abuse and call LearnQ a scam company. LearnQ CEO, the “proud one” soon came to decline all of it and mention mistaken translation, gave samples. It is difficult to say what’s correct or not. What appear to happen frequently, is failing student’s exam based on smallest/ invented reason, which will bring LearnQ CEO continuous money from exam re-sitting. £150 again and again. Be ready to begin to have “BAD ENGLISH PROBLEMS”, if you choose LearQ.

I have it confirmed from even another person; LearnQ use to fail people at least 3 times before let them pass the exam. A strange way to make money for a so “proud and professional” company. After they attract you with apparently less expensive interpreting course, they seem to make you re-sit exams as long as they get the money wanted.

Do I have to deal with UK thieves? Do you? Does a thief look better, if posing “proud and professional”?

Now, I’m looking to get legal help to deal with this. If any want to join - just contact me for a possible group action. Another recommendation, if you are their student, try to record the exams, even they don’t allow it, try to get proofs as much as possible.

It was absolutely great.The lecturer mr Adjub was brilliant,a caring person,his method for teaching impeccable,he was simply the best,he was simply a professional.
When i had some issues with the zoom,the admin people will resolve it without making a second call.well now i am thinking seriously to go for level 6. Thank you so much.
Mr Nasreddine Boussadia

I have been watching the recordings of Ajub Janbaz all the way through. Although the sessions were interactive and friendly, I found Ajub's style quite patronising. When people had questions, he would quite rudely tell them: "I asked you not to interrupt me". He often ridiculed people when they gave the incorrect/incomplete answers. He often laughed at his own jokes. When people tried to summarise their answers, he often would say "Yes, this is what I said". Most importantly, he would speak Spanish to one of the learners, which meant that everyone else (either being in the call live or people who watched the recordings afterwards) were excluded.

I was looking to validate my interpretation skills and Learn Q was a good option. Price, time and experience where factors that made me decide for them. Despite the time zone challenges I encounter (me being 6 hours behind UK), the tutor was supportive and encouraged me to attend as much as possible. All the guidances to become a successful Interpeter are helpful to build personal confidence, skills awareness and even recognising those weak spots. I’m grateful for this experience and this website that has great interest in supporting those looking to enhance and validate interpreting skills.

Just a quick suggestion, the power point slides could use an uplifting, something more attractive to watch/read.