Teach English in India with The TEFL Academy
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Frequently asked questions
You can apply to Teach English in India with The TEFL Academy by clicking the "Apply Now" button.
Teach English in India with The TEFL Academy starts at $490 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.
Teach English in India with The TEFL Academy requires participants to be at least 16 years old.
The program runs for 167 hours.
Teach English in India with The TEFL Academy is located in India.
About Program
India is unlike any country in the world. It offers teachers an unparalleled opportunity to work in a diverse and dynamic education system while immersed in a vibrant culture bursting with colour. In general, English teachers are in low demand in India, but there are plenty of volunteer opportunities and paid positions to be found in cities like New Delhi, Mumbai and Goa. Indian class sizes can range from small, interactive groups to large classrooms, offering opportunities to develop flexible teaching skills. The rich mix of regional identities further challenges teachers to become adaptable, creative and culturally responsive in their practice.
The TEFL Academy’s Level 5 TEFL certification, with 168 hours of comprehensive training, fully equips you for success in Indian classrooms, applying your skills in lesson planning, teaching methodologies, and specialist areas such as Young Learners or Business English.
Program Highlights
- Guaranteed pass (or your money back)
- Tutor support from EFL professionals
- 24 FREE weekly one hour webinars (join live or watch later)
- Help with finding TEFL jobs abroad
- Level 5 Diploma, Ofqual (UK government) regulated qualification
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Location
India is well known for the rapid growth that they have been experiencing. The economic growth and substantial changes to the infrastructure have made it possible for many cities to grow as travel destinations. Exploring India is inexpensive but rich in culture with big ticket attractions like the Taj Mahal to the taken-for-granted geography of the mountains, deserts, and beaches.
