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Category Archives: TEFL certificate
TEFL International and me
I got really tired of people avoiding the issues in my posts on TEFL International by claiming that the number of posts on that organisation proves (on its own) that I have it in for them. So tired was I, in … Continue reading
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Cheating on online TEFL courses?
How much of a problem is it? Well, enough for i-to-i to give this very strong but unconvincing warning about the consequences of trying to do so: The REAL consequences of cheating on your TEFL (LINK BROKEN removed 5 March 2017) … Continue reading
Posted in i-to-i TEFL, Online TEFL certificate
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CMU and Unitefl – The greatest TEFL soap opera?
Now that Unitefl have made a few changes (some at my suggestion) to their course and (especially) website, I’ve rewritten my “Do not study with Unitefl Thailand” post as “A History of Chiang Mai University and Unitefl” – and quite a … Continue reading
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Interview – ESLinsider and its free TEFL course
I’ve written sceptically about a free TEFL course and then interviewed the company before, but when I came across the one from ESL Insider I had a feeling something was different about this one. Seems I was right: The site/ … Continue reading
Interview with the new ownership/ management of UniTEFL Thailand
I regularly turn down suggestions for TEFL dirt digging because I want to get back to the Past Perfect Continuous games that are my real forte. However, I don’t think I’d ever been offered as much unwanted info on anyone … Continue reading
Is Cambridge ESOL unwittingly legitimising dodgy courses?
My recent posts have reminded me of three ways in which the name “Cambridge” is being used to sell courses that are actually competing with them: – Websites which are agents for both CELTA courses and others, including maybe their own courses, … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge ESOL, Online TEFL certificate
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TEFL diplomas – articles, blog posts, forum threads, FAQs etc
By TEFL diploma I mean (just) the Cambridge Delta and Trinity Dip TESOL. Was sure I’d done a full list of my stuff on the topic at some point, but apparently not, so here it is: FAQs TEFL diploma course FAQs … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge Delta, Diploma in TESOL
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World TEFL Association
UPDATE: Answers from WTA plus my reaction and some (as yet unanswered) additional questions in the comments section. They don’t actually seem to be an association, and that is only the beginning of the strangeness. My initial emailed questions to them … Continue reading
Posted in TEFL certificate
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Bridge TEFL nearly get it right about the CELTA
Bits where they don’t quite get it right in bold: “What is it about the CELTA that makes it so special? For one, the CELTA was one of the first standardized TEFL courses. The University of Cambridge set the bar … Continue reading
Posted in Bridge TEFL, CELTA, TEFL certificate
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Spending 559 pounds on an online TEFL course from TEFLINK?
Then you are an idiot, because for a month they are offering it for the much more realistic price of 59 Euros on GroupOn – and that “original” price of 559 pounds is quite possibly only there so that they can … Continue reading
Posted in Online TEFL certificate
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