Accredited 120-hour TESOL/TEFL Course - World TESOL Academy

Name: Accredited 120-hour TESOL/TEFL Course - World TESOL Academy
Brand: World TESOL Academy
SKU: 261728
Rating: 4.85 (1078 reviews)

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Online

Length

120 hours

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Program Details

Teaching Practicum

Job Placement

Yes

Certifications

Online TEFL Online TESOL TEFL TESOL

Last Updated: Jan 28, 2024

Last Reviewed: May 01, 2025

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At World TESOL Academy we put an incredible amount of effort into providing thorough, affordable, and accredited teacher training.

With our dual accredited 120-hour TESOL/TEFL course you'll learn the necessary skills to teach English as an overseas teacher or an online tutor.

🌎 Learn how to teach English overseas & online.
📓 Covers planning lessons, teaching grammar, and managing a classroom.
🏆 Award-winning course provider (Academic Rigor & Best TEFL Provider).
🏵️ Accredited by ACCREDITAT & CPD.
🏫 Registered learning provider in the UK (UKPRN: 10087431).
📜 Soft and hard copy certificates available.
👨‍🏫 Includes access to tutor support from experienced teachers.
👔 Help with preparing your resume & taking steps into employment.

If you have any questions then simply visit worldtesolacademy.com - we have tutors available and will be happy to help you on your journey into teaching.

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Program Highlights

Dual accredited and a registered learning provider in the UK.
Learn how to teach English to children and adults.
Learn how to teach overseas and online.
Instant soft copy certificate after completion.
Access to tutor support from real teachers.

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4 rating 13.54%
3 rating 0.65%
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Instruction 5
Support 4.6
Value 4.9
Academic Rigor 4.55
Job Assistance 4.6

Content 4.9
Engagement 4.75
Support 4.75
Platform 4.9
Value 4.85

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Convenient and easy way to become certified, and incredibly cost-effective! This program provides an opportunity for you to get certified at your own pace, which is incredibly convenient for those who want the opportunity to become certified while still operating within the restrictions of their personal schedules. Overall, I'm glad I used this service, and I'm looking forward to using this certification in the future. This is definitely something that I will be adding to my resume, and I hope to explore teaching English more.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?

If you're wondering whether you should take this opportunity, the answer is yes. You definitely should

Pros

Cheap
Quick
Easy

Cons

Seems too easy

It was an excellent course. . I feel more confident now in planning and delivering lessons. I learned a lot about teaching methodology and teaching practices. It’s a very intensive course and very rewarding. It gives an excellent foundation and I’m sure I’ll continue to develop my skills. It’s also great fun and I shared the course link with my colleagues since I get benefit from the course. I advice everyone who want to develop his English skill or to find new teaching ideas to enroll such courses.

What was your funniest moment?

Where teacher Jay teaches young leaners.

Pros

practical teaching methods were used.

Cons

good idea to add more videos for teaching each part

It was really a very good course, I tried to do it in the shortest time possible, to be able to advance in my career, I am currently living in Japan, traveling and trying to get a job as a teacher, I hope that this experience will help me in my goal, really I appreciate the opportunity of letting me take the course and pass it with honors, I really thank you very much, I would like to have the camera and be able to enjoy my experience much more, thank you very much again to everyone, I hope you are doing very well.

I took this course to enrich my teaching expertises and CVs for teaching at schools and universities. This course is definiately a great one before my journey of making English teaching my full-time job. To me, there are for sure more to discover in my teaching journey. However, understanding the foundations is key to my future courses design and demonstration. Thank you for the beautiful insights and high-quality demos from on-site teachers and valuable advices to me as an English language teacher. This course is an absolute treasure to discover!

What was the most surprising thing you saw or did?

The supports toward Phonics and Phonetics.

Pros

Insightful

Cons

A little bit overwhelming

Personally, this course was timely and refreshing. As a student of the English language all my life, this course was also an eye opener, in that it honed my existing skills and prepared me for sharing my knowledge to others. I am more confident now than before to teach the subject; not just keep it to myself.
The course is very well-structured, and for me, it was 'unputdownable' once i began; a few weeks went by like a few days. Not a lesson was boring or too stretched! I thought the content was well-balanced too. The first section comprising grammar was very refreshing for me as I could revisit/re-assess my knowledge, and add a few more new things that I would have missed before. Some of the areas in the second section like classroom management, teaching techniques, etc were new to me.
I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking to refresh their basics in English and take a step further- teach the language.

What was the most surprising thing you saw or did?

I was completely taken by surprise by the ninth part of speech- the Determiners! In school I had been taught that there are eight parts of speech. Having been in the science stream ever-since, I never got to know the 'extra' parts of speech!

Pros

New learning in grammar
Learning classroom management techniques
Well-balanced course

Cons

The information on online teaching is lesser than I expected

I have struggled with anxiety for decades, particularly when studying and taking quizzes and exams. Not only was I able to complete the course at my own pace, but by learning how to teach others English as a second language, I discovered so much about my own thought process and WHY I get panic attacks learning difficult subject matter, like learning Italian as a 46 year old. By discovering what helps and hinder my own learning of a foreign language, I grasp a greater understanding for what my own students may go through while learning English. This course gives me the tools I need to make learning English as fun and stress free as possible.

What was your funniest moment?

When I got a 95% on my test, started screaming with joy, and got the dog all worked up, barking his head off.

Pros

Examples of activities for different age groups
Study at your own pace with no pressure
What to expect during online and in person job interviews

Cons

Some of the wording could be confusing at times on the quizzes
I really don’t have anything else negative to add……

My original goal was to pass. By the end, my goal was to get at least 90%. I passed with a 95%!

The course offered a comprehensive schedule that allowed ample time for me to thoroughly grasp the material. The quality of the content was exceptional, providing valuable insights and practical knowledge. I feel well-prepared and confident to step into a new teaching position, thanks to the thorough and engaging instruction. The experience has been highly satisfying and enriching, equipping me with the skills and understanding needed for my next professional challenge. I am genuinely pleased with the overall learning journey.

What was the most surprising thing you saw or did?

It surprised me that it was not limited to only children, but also has built in knowledge teaching different age groups such as teens and adults. It really expanded my thought process.

Pros

Learning Content
Duration
Thorough Examination

I found the content of the course very easy to digest and think that the quizzes that you constantly have to complete throughout the course help reinforce what you are learning and reassure you that you are on the right track!

The examples provided about things such as lesson plans and activities are great ideas and I can definitely see them coming into use when teaching.

The videos provided of teachers teaching in real life scenarios are a very helpful insight into putting what you have learnt into practice.

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Alumni Interviews

These are in-depth Q&A sessions with verified alumni.

Why did you choose this program?

I chose the accredited 120-hour TESOL/TEFL program to enhance my skills in teaching English to speakers of other languages. This certification allows me to effectively communicate and teach in diverse cultural settings, enriching my volunteer work and supporting my passion for education and travel...

What did your program provider (or university) assist you with, and what did you have to organize on your own?

My program provider assisted me with comprehensive course materials, guidance from experienced instructors, and a structured curriculum to ensure I met the requirements for TESOL/TEFL certification. I had to organize my study schedule, complete assignments independently, and manage any additional resources needed to supplement my learning.

What is one piece of advice you'd give to someone going on your program?

One piece of advice I'd give to someone considering this program is to leverage your organizational skills. As a very organized person, I found that creating a structured study plan and setting regular goals were crucial to staying on track and maximizing the benefits of the program. This approach ensures you manage your time effectively and get the most out of the experience.

What does an average day/week look like as a participant of this program?

An average day or week involves self-directed study and practical application. You would spend time exploring course materials, conducting personal research, and integrating what you’ve learned into your daily encounters. This could include reviewing theoretical concepts, developing lesson plans, and reflecting on how to apply these strategies in real-world settings. Regularly engaging with the material and experimenting with your newfound knowledge in practical situations will help reinforce your learning.

Going into your experience abroad, what was your biggest fear, and how did you overcome it? How did your views on the issue change?

Going into my experience teaching English as a foreign language overseas, my biggest fear was not being able to effectively connect with and engage my students due to language barriers and cultural differences. I worried that my limited experience in new cultural settings might make it challenging to communicate and build rapport.

I overcame this fear by investing time in learning about the local culture and customs, actively seeking feedback from students and colleagues, and adapting my teaching methods to better suit their needs. As I gained more experience and confidence, I realized that being flexible and open to learning from my students greatly enhanced my teaching effectiveness. My views on the issue evolved as I understood that building relationships and understanding local contexts are key to successful teaching abroad.

Write and answer your own question.

Question: What is one memorable experience from teaching English abroad that you would like to share, and is there anything you would have done differently?

Answer: One memorable experience from teaching English abroad was organizing a cultural exchange event where my students and I shared stories and traditions from our respective cultures. It was heartwarming to see my students gain confidence in their English-speaking skills and equally rewarding to learn about their backgrounds.

If I could do anything differently, I would have started incorporating these cultural exchange activities earlier in my teaching. They not only made the learning environment more engaging but also helped bridge cultural gaps and fostered a deeper connection with my students. This experience highlighted the importance of integrating cultural elements into language teaching to make lessons more meaningful and interactive.

Michael Lyon

About World TESOL Academy

To effectively teach the English language, you’ll need to have a strong understanding of various language concepts and a set of skills to help you teach these concepts to your students. With our 120-hour TESOL/TEFL course you'll learn the necessary skills to teach English as an overseas teacher or an online tutor. Here's what you'll learn about...