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Widely recognised as the international entry-level standard, this is one of the most budget-friendly TEFL courses available online. Ideal for teaching in countries with minimal entry requirements, such as parts of Asia and Latin America.
- 120 hour accredited online training
- Lifelong certification & reference letter
- Certify to teach online & abroad
- Internationally recognized certificate
- Digital Certificate
- Jobs coaching seminars
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Keep It Natural, Keep It Clear: Handling Extra Grammar in English-Learning Materials
One of the most common dilemmas in ESL and TEFL material writing is what to do when a carefully chosen example sentence contains a grammar point that isn’t the lesson’s focus. Do you avoid it? Explain it? Or just let it ride? The truth is, language is messy. A sentence like “She asked me what I had done before the meeting began” is great for teachi...[Read More]
Teach More, Travel Further: Modern Tips for ELL Teachers
Teaching English language learners is a beautiful balancing act. You plan lessons, grade assignments, and try to understand each student’s unique struggles. At the same time, many TEFL teachers dream of taking their careers abroad. The good news? You don’t have to choose between teaching smarter and seeing the world. Here are two powerful ways to l...[Read More]
A Year Abroad Might Change Your Life More Than You Expect
There is something about the idea of spending a year abroad that sounds slightly unrealistic. A year is a long time. Long enough to make friends you never expected to meet. Long enough to get completely lost in a city and eventually know your way around without checking your phone. Long enough to have a favourite grocery store, a regular coffee ord...[Read More]
An International Master’s for ELL Teachers: Is It Worth the Leap?
You’re two years into teaching English Language Learners, and you love it — but you’re starting to think bigger. A master’s degree? Yes. But instead of staying in your home state, you’re dreaming of Northern Europe, where English-taught programs are cheaper and the experience of living abroad comes with your diploma. Sound exciting? It is. But befo...[Read More]
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Keep It Natural, Keep It Clear: Handling Extra Grammar in English-Learning Materials
One of the most common dilemmas in ESL and TEFL material writing is what to do when a carefully chosen example sentence contains a grammar point that isn’t the lesson’s focus. Do you avoid it? Explain it? Or just let it ride? The truth is, language is messy. A sentence like “She asked me what I had done before the meeting began” is great for teaching reported speech, but it also contains past perfect, time clauses, and a possessive gerund. Trying to teach all of that at once could confuse learne...[Read More]
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Keep It Natural, Keep It Clear: Handling Extra Grammar in English-Learning Materials
One of the most common dilemmas in ESL and TEFL material writing is what to do when a carefully chos...[Read More]
Teach More, Travel Further: Modern Tips for ELL Teachers
Teaching English language learners is a beautiful balancing act. You plan lessons, grade assignments...[Read More]
A Year Abroad Might Change Your Life More Than You Expect
There is something about the idea of spending a year abroad that sounds slightly unrealistic. A year...[Read More]
An International Master’s for ELL Teachers: Is It Worth the Leap?
You’re two years into teaching English Language Learners, and you love it — but you’re starting to t...[Read More]
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