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Building community and motivation: in a group course, you have the opportunity to interact with other participants, which can provide you with support, inspiration and motivation. Learning together can help you overcome difficulties and maintain your enthusiasm throughout the course.

Multi-faceted perspectives: in a group, you meet participants with different experiences and perspectives. This allows you to gain new insights into the topics discussed in the course and learn about different approaches and strategies that can expand your knowledge.

Better price: our group courses are less expensive than individual courses because the costs are spread over a larger number of participants. This can be especially beneficial if you are on a tight budget.

Increased interaction and development of social skills: in a group course you have the chance to develop your social skills such as communication, cooperation, ability to express your thoughts and listen to others. These are important skills that can benefit you in both your professional and personal life.

Variety of materials and teaching styles: in group courses, instructors tailor their approaches to different participants. This means you can count on a variety of materials, exercises and teaching methods, which can help you better understand and master the topic.

It’s worth remembering that the choice between group and individual courses depends on your personal preferences, goals and learning style. Both approaches have their advantages, so it’s worth considering carefully which one better suits your needs.