120 Hours TEFL/TESOL Certificate Program

Those who want to teach English to non-native speakers or in schools often need to complete 120 hours of training to earn a TEFL certificate (Teaching English as a Foreign Language).

Topics including lesson preparation, classroom management, teaching strategies, grammar, phonetics, and language teaching practices are typically covered in this certification. Additionally, the course might offer chances for observation or hands-on teaching experience.

For those who want to teach English online or overseas, a TEFL certificate can improve employment opportunities and raise earning potential. Teachers with TEFL certification are preferred by many employers, and in some nations, it may even be necessary to obtain a work visa.