Hello! I think that students should be consistent with their teachers, whether they have just one teacher or a few. I think it might be useful for them to have more than one teacher if each of their teachers is specialised in one of the skills they want to work on, for example, a student that wants to have informal conversation lessons AND an accent coach, but sees both teachers regularly because each teacher is best at that subject. What I don't think is useful for students is to have a different teacher every time they book a lesson. Sticking to one teacher is best because that teacher knows you, your level, your needs and the things you like. The more lessons you book with a teacher, the more comfortable you can feel with each other and it will be much easier for the teacher to prepare the lessons with you. Sticking to teachers is the key to achieving a real improvement in the language. I hope my thoughts make sense!

I have worked with students who had more than one teacher and I think it's awesome. They can get a broader perspective on the language and culture. If they work with teachers from other countries, they can learn more about each region. As others have mentioned, some teachers specialize in specific areas that another teacher may not. Also, each teacher has a unique background that makes their lessons valuable. I think it's a great idea if students can afford it.

I had a lesson with a student this past week whose aim was exactly that - to have multiple teachers from different countries. His reason was that he will be teaching people from accross the world and for that he needs to be familiar with different accents. For such reasons, I'd definitely recommend students to have more than one teacher.

I’m an English teacher but also a student for other languages. If my student has the budget, they will recommend to have more than 1 teacher. So they can get more perspective from different culture and get used to different accents. I will recommend them to diversify their learning. What about you?