Gotoco Reviews

4.9

98% would recommend to a friend

(281 total reviews)

Richard Lloyd

98% approve of CEO

84% positive business outlook

Gotoco has an employee rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars, based on 281 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Gotoco employee rating is 31% above average for employers within the Education industry (3.7 stars).

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5.0
10 Jan 2026

Gotoco India programme

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Pros

-Food (unreal) -Weather (hot!) -People (Incredibly hospitable and kind)

Cons

The schools communication was difficult at times and we weren't told about when there were days off due to rain/ events happening at the school

5.0
23 Mar 2025

6 Months in Kerala

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Pros

I had a great time on the India programme - the culture, food, climate and lifestyle were amazing and I have never met friendlier people. Although teaching was hard at first, and consistently tiring - especially juggling the TESOL at the same time - I found the learning curve enjoyable and the experience to be incredibly rewarding. The accomodation I was provided with was really good, and the stipend for food was a great help

Cons

I can't think of any

5.0
28 Jun 2026
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One of the biggest highlights of the trip was working alongside and supporting Hayley and Aaron throughout the teaching programme. It was incredibly rewarding to take an active role in delivering sessions rather than simply observing. Teaching required me to think on my feet, adapt to different situations, and respond to students in the moment, which made every session engaging and helped me grow in confidence. Standing in front of peers and large groups of university students was something I found daunting at first. Delivering a lecture to around 100 students in a hot and humid lecture theatre was a challenge in itself, but the positive feedback I received afterwards made it all worthwhile. Hearing that my presentations were engaging and well delivered gave me confidence in my public speaking, and finishing the programme with a strong final teaching session felt like a real achievement. Some of my favourite memories came from the quieter moments outside of teaching. Sitting with a coffee while watching spectacular thunderstorms, seeing mangos fall from the trees, enjoying the evening fireworks, and wandering through the night market all made everyday life feel special. I also made the most of the affordable local prices by treating myself to two haircuts, beard trims, and a relaxing massage. The cultural experiences were just as memorable. Exploring Hoi An Old Town, trying my hand at lantern making, and soaking up the atmosphere of the historic streets were definite highlights. I also enjoyed trying egg coffee, taking a bus tour to visit local temples, watching traditional rice paper being made, going on a boat trip, and having lunch at a family-run restaurant. Climbing Marble Mountain was another unforgettable experience, with stunning views that made the climb well worth the effort. The trip ended perfectly with drinks at a rooftop bar, watching the sunset after the final teaching session and reflecting on everything I had experienced. It was a fitting end to a journey that combined professional development, cultural immersion, personal challenges, and unforgettable memories. Looking back, this experience has had a lasting impact on both my personal and professional development. The greatest change has been in my confidence, particularly with public speaking, which is something I have often avoided in the past. Teaching large groups of university students in a completely different cultural setting pushed me well outside my comfort zone and showed me that I am capable of communicating effectively, even in unfamiliar situations. I developed stronger communication, adaptability, leadership, and teamwork skills, while learning to remain calm and respond positively when plans changed unexpectedly. These are skills that will benefit me throughout my career and have undoubtedly made me more confident and employable. I would wholeheartedly recommend this programme to anyone looking to challenge themselves, build confidence, and experience personal and professional growth.

Cons

No cons for the programme it’s self, be prepared for the weather!

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