I am researching various TEFL certificate programs and have found several that seem legit. How strict are the requirements of employers in requiring CELTA or
Trinity? I have been told by several schools that employers regularly seek CELTA certificates and their equivalents. Would a smaller school offering a similar
curriculum be widely accepted? In general I am only looking for schools that offer 120+ hours of instruction, 10+ hours of supervised teaching, 6+ hours of
observation, 1:6 ratio or better. Would such a program be considered as highly as CELTA? I am looking specifically at teaching in Germany, although I would
like to eventually teach elsewhere. I would like to keep open as many options for future employment as possible.
For background info, I have a BA in Classics and have studied several languages including Spanish, German, Mandarin, Maya, French, Latin, and Greek with varying degrees of proficiency in each.
For background info, I have a BA in Classics and have studied several languages including Spanish, German, Mandarin, Maya, French, Latin, and Greek with varying degrees of proficiency in each.
