120 hour Online TEFL Course
The TEFL Institute of Ireland
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.
- 4 Free Gifts (€350 Value)
- 29 Hours Live Tutor Sessions
- 6 Hours Job Coaching Sessions
- 6 Months Access + Mobile Learning App
- Internationally Recognised Certificate
- Provides fundamental knowledge and confidence
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