5 facts you should know about TEFL/TESOL course

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Chapters in this video:

0:00 Intro
0:43 Is TEFL and TESOL the same course?
1:06 Who should do the TEFL/TESOL course?
1:29 Who should not enroll for a TEFL/TESOL course?
2:21 What is CELTA?
2:48 What should you do before enrolling for any TEFL/TESOL program?

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TEFL/TESOL Knowledge

Doubts about TEFL
FAQ about TEFL
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Things you need to know before enrolling for the TEFL/TESOL course


To answer the FAQ about TEFL/TESOL

Hey, I'm Akhil. I did the TEFL course a few years back. But before that, I had a lot of questions about the TEFL/TESOL course. Later, I figured out that many others also have similar doubts. Are you one among them? Are you planning to enroll in a TEFL/TESOL certificate program? Then, this video is for you. Without any delay, Let's proceed to the FAQ about TEFL/TESOL.




1. Is TEFL and TESOL the same course?

Answer: Yes. If you are in an English-speaking country, this course is most widely called as TESOL. But if you live in a non-English speaking country, then the same course is popularly known as TEFL.

2. Who should do the TEFL/TESOL course?

Answer:
• Those who are planning to apply for teaching jobs abroad.
• Those who want to learn methods and techniques for teaching a language.
• Those who want to change their career to language teaching.
• Those who want to have one more feather in their cap.

3. Who should not enroll for a TEFL/TESOL course?

Answer:
• Those who think the TEFL/TESOL course will land them directly in a well-paid job.
• Those who think that you'll get a job abroad right after the course.
• Those who are not fluent in English.
• Those who think that they can learn English during the TEFL/TESOL course. It's not for learning English. Instead, you learn the teaching methods.

4. What is CELTA?

• CELTA is also a TEFL/TESOL course. CELTA is the most expensive TEFL/TESOL course because of brand "Cambridge."
Of course, CELTA is also the most popular TEFL course. But if you are low on budget, then you can enroll other TEFL courses from different institutes.

5. What should you do before enrolling for any TEFL/TESOL program?

• Check Accreditation.
• Check whether or not the institute gives at least 120 hours of training and practise.
• Check which countries accept this particular institute's TEFL/TESOL certificate.
• Check with that institute's alumni about how the course was, about the acceptance of the certificate and how they benefited.



Now, you know very important information regarding TEFL/TESOL courses. You can decide which TEFL course you want to join. Those who have already finished their TEFL training can let us know in the comments section below about which institute they enrolled and how it has benefitted you so that it'll be helpful to those who are planning for the TEFL/TESOL program.