seen from China
seen from Australia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Poland
seen from Russia
seen from United States
seen from Malta
seen from United States
seen from Russia
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from Japan
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from Netherlands
seen from Poland
"practical and well-structured"
Global English review, submitted by Candice. This TEFL course was a good experience—practical and well-structured. It was a bit rough around the edges in places, mostly spelling errors, but overall it provided me with the tools and (more importantly) the confidence to teach English as effectively as possible. It taught me very early on that teaching is 1% perspiration and 99% planning. I would,…
"I loved the modules on planning lessons and creating games"
The TEFL Institute of Ireland review, submitted by Julie. Too much difficult grammar! Understand grammar is an essential factor in any TEFL training program. However, I didn’t expect EVERY module to be grammar focused! Wish I’d known beforehand so I could prepare better, or perhaps choose a different program that doesn’t emphasize grammar so intensively. Apart from this criticism, I was able to…
"self-paced course with phenomenal feedback"
OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Nandita. This is a self-paced course with phenomenal feedback on coursework assignments. The coursework is mainly creating lesson plans, which are an essential feature for planning any English class. As I progressed through the course, my lesson plans began to contain more and more complex information but I was still able to condense something…
View On WordPress
"If I had to choose whether to take the course again, I would repeat"
“If I had to choose whether to take the course again, I would repeat”
OISE University of Toronto TEFL review, submitted by Trevor. The curriculum is good and a lot of thought has obviously gone into its development. The assignments promote reflective learning and student confidence. Some sections were very difficult (Grammar) but on the whole, I would say it is a well-balanced course that isn’t too easy or too difficult. The virtual teaching staff is engaging and…
View On WordPress
"I completed the 120-hour certificate through TEFL Online Pro"
“I completed the 120-hour certificate through TEFL Online Pro”
tefl online pro review, submitted by Kayla Estrada.
I completed the 120-hour certificate through TEFL Online Pro. I wasn’t sure where to begin when choosing a TEFL course. However, after extensive research into a certificate program, I chose TEFL online pro after seeing rave reviews. The price is a great point as I am a current university student. I also got the course at a discounted price…
View On WordPress
"I have no regrets choosing ITTO"
“I have no regrets choosing ITTO”
ITTO review, submitted by Robyn.
The course looked a little intimidating at first, having absolutely no past experience in teaching at all, but as soon as I started I realized that the course had been designed for people like myself, with no previous teaching experience. That’s not to say this course was easy. It wasn’t. but the way the lessons are structured makes it relatively easy to…
View On WordPress
5 ways to teach phrasal verbs
5 ways to teach phrasal verbs
Combining the difficulties of idioms with the treacherous grammar requirements of verb usage, often fusing totally unrelated words together, and eventually coming up with a whole different meaning than you might expect, these bad boys certainly aren’t the easiest aspects of learning English as a second language. No wonder then that there’s typically an audible gasp from the class the moment you…
View On WordPress
