In the Free Bird class, the teacher's explanation was so easy to understand that I could learn a lot of conversational expressions and grammar. I enjoyed learning English by doing plays and discussing with my classmates. I was happy that my vocabulary increased.

Studying abroad in Fiji was a life-changing experience for me. language acquisition, human relations, and the importance of love were more than worth the money I paid. I'm glad my first time abroad was in Fiji.

I was glad I visited in Fiji and took class in Free Bird Institute. It was a great experience for me to know speaking English is so fun and to meet kind host family and so many fascinating friends ,to know and life in Fiji of cultures.

I was really satisfied with my journey in Fiji. There are attractive people and magnificent scenery there, but it's up to you to absorb them!

Studying abroad in Fiji is a lot of fun! Both the school people and the local people were kind to me with disabilities! There are cultural differences and language barriers, but I want you to experience the kindness of Fijian! If you want to study abroad, go to Fiji!

Bula. I’ve spent about half a year in Fiji. I did so many things such as skydiving, visiting beautiful beach and island, studying, billiards. Not all were good ,but all experience change you. If you want change, come to Fiji.

It was a good experience, for sure. I was able to grow my English skills in this school. Thanks to great teachers and friends. I sometimes skipped class and hung out though. It's also good memory. What I mean is, I had a ball!

Beautiful nature, hospitable people, awful wild dogs.. studying abroad in Fiji was awesome and thrilled for me in many points. Above all, I can’t forget my homestay family. I was fully satisfied all of the experiences there. And then, after coming back to Japan, they thankfully called my family members and we enjoyed the conversation!

I’ve stayed one year in Fiji. I could have a lot of involvement with many people during my stay there. It’s very easy to build relationships with them because they have open minds and always greet Japanese with a smile. So don’t worry about it, just enjoy yourself. I’m sure you will find happiness in the small things if you meet them.

Living in Fiji made me feel a lot of happiness. It was fun to take classes taught by attractive teachers. In addition, the homestay was an unforgettable and valuable experience for me. I definitely want to go back to Fiji, where the people are friendly, the city is full of smiles, and the nature is beautiful.