To complete 120 hours of TEFL training it takes between 4 – 6 weeks for most participants, depending on how much free time you have to study. You will have 6 months of study time access from the day that you enrol and can add more time if you run out.
As a self-guided course you do not have to wait for scheduled classes, classmates or seminars, you complete the 10 modules of coursework in your own time, at your preferred pace.
You will have 6 months of study time access from the day that you enrol and can add more time if you run out.
Yes, 120 hours of training is the industry standard for entry-level TEFL jobs. To improve your employment chances and teaching skills you will have many options for continuing professional development courses in areas such as teaching young learners or business English.
Alternatively you can consider the merits of taking a Level 5 TEFL course which will typically has around 170-180 hours of guided learning.
You do not need a degree to enrol on a TEFL course. However, a degree is required in certain countries to get the work visa as a TEFL teacher. If you do not have a degree, there are plenty of schools across the world who are open to hiring you, as well as online teaching platforms too.
To sign up to a TEFL course you should be fluent or native English speaking, have completed High School education and have excellent written skills.