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Category Archives: TEFL certificate
Trinity course provider ISIS Tefl joins the online bs party
If only because of how short it is, this is not as bad as the random marketing buzz words with no connection to reality churned out by most newer TEFL courses. However, it is still depressing from a course that has … Continue reading
Cambridge CELTA and TEFL International – a comparison
Someone has written to me asking for my general opinion of TEFL International, and as there is so much information on this blog that it is hardly manageable I thought I had to repackage it in some way. This comparison … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge ESOL, CELTA, TEFL International
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An odd reaction by a TEFL course to bad publicity
Someone has been posting official (and therefore positive) TEFL International videos on YouTube with the keywords “scam” and “blacklist” all over the them, presumably with the aim of pushing posts which really claim that TEFL International is a scam or should be … Continue reading
Posted in TEFL International
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What’s the definition of a dodgy TEFL course?
The new owner of a TEFL course that’s been mentioned here before has contacted me to object to things in the post as inaccurate or out of date. As the conversation has developed, a regular talking point has been around … Continue reading
Posted in TEFL certificate
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Is a TEFL diploma worth more than a relevant MA?
EF in China and most British Council branches think so (though they are both involved in running diploma courses), whereas I don’t know of a single university which would agree (though they are all involved in peddling MAs). I have … Continue reading
Posted in British Council, Cambridge Delta, Diploma in TESOL, EF, MA TESOL
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TEFL course amongst Ireland’s most popular online vouchers
“a Teaching English as a Foreign Language (Tefl) course was one of the biggest sellers in August, according to sift.ie, with 1,500 voucher sales bringing in €125,000 in sales.”
Posted in Online TEFL certificate
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Everybody's at it
I have good memories of my two weeks covering someone’s leave in St Giles Eastbourne, and the fact that they didn’t give me a permanent position and instead left the young me for the likes of EF to employ is … Continue reading
Posted in St Giles, TEFL chains, Trinity
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Anyone who can speak English can teach English
“…That’s the simple theory behind i-to-i, Ireland’s top Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) specialists.” Hmmm. Any comments? Quote from this article in today’s Derry Journal.
Posted in i-to-i TEFL
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TEFL news roundup 9 Jun 2011
The Guardian are back to their worst TEFL advertorial tricks, only now the TEFL section has disappeared it’s moved to careers. This time possibly tops them all, with their usual advertorial writer from TEFL England (spin off from tacky marketing … Continue reading
www.TEFLlife.com – Still full of rubbish
When the CEO of TEFL International promised to change the lies etc that I pointed out on my last blog post on this site of theirs I confidently predicted that they’d only alter the things I mentioned and so I’d … Continue reading
Posted in TEFL International
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