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Oxford TEFL has trained more than 5,000 teachers since 1998. We specialise in Cambridge CELTA certifications which are the most widely recognised qualifications to teach English around the world. We also offer online teacher development courses for English Language Teaching. We are the most popular online CELTA course provider worldwide and our CELTA courses have a 9.4 average graduate recommendat...

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by: Julie FortierProgram: 100% Online Cambridge CELTA Course
10

The online CLIL professional development course was very interesting and the professor was supportive and helpful. The content was fascinating and I learned so many practical skills that have improved my teaching already.

A career milestone. An intellectually nourishing experience.

by: Joanna Dsouza - IndiaProgram: 100% Online Cambridge CELTA Course
9

Doing my CELTA with OxfordTefl has been an enriching and rewarding experience. As an international applicant, I had a lot of concerns and questions regarding the credibility of the course but the team at Oxford Tefl graciously resolved all my doubts in a timely fashion. They are not only well renowned but they also have the best online CELTA course module. The tutors are highly skilled professionals. The materials used in class and the input sessions are curated with practical classroom applicat...

What a privilege!

by: Glynis Ford - South AfricaProgram: 100% Online Cambridge CELTA Course
10

Learning online with Oxfordtefl ,,, what a wonderful experience! A Covid positive!!! A mix of nationalities for two hours every day for four weeks - incredible! The guidance, support and teaching from the professional, approachable and friendly tutors was excellent. The four week intensive course is a journey packed full with assignments, lesson planning, lesson observations, afternoon input sessions and teaching. Lots of work, but great preparation for ensuring that the trainee teacher can feel...

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Interviews

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Billie Haase

Interviewed in 2014

Staff

What inspired you to travel abroad?

I initially started out as a primary teacher. After finishing my PGCE I worked at two independent girls’ schools in Manchester for five years, mainly preparing pupils for grammar school entrance exams. I think this is where my love for exam classes stems from! Although I always enjoyed teaching the British primary curriculum, I had also been interested in TEFL for a while and eventually I decided to change my career path slightly and enrolled on a TESOL cert course. I really enjoyed the programme and loved the new classroom experience, just focusing on one subject and having more mature students. I could finally focus on what I loved best: teaching, instead of having to do a lot of extra paperwork, playground duties, after school clubs etc. After three years of EFL experience in the UK doing the diploma was the next logical step in my professional development.

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Regina Cardenas

Interviewed in 2014

Staff

What inspired you to travel abroad?

I first got into teaching while I was still in college. I taught two or three groups of students at a language school in Monterrey (Mexico) to earn some money for myself. When I graduated from university and got my degree in Psychology, I wanted to save some money to be able to get a Masters before establishing myself as a practicing psychologist. I took up a full-time teaching job at an elementary school, where I taught both English and Science to third and fifth graders, and eventually fell in love with teaching as a profession. I taught there for four years and then considered moving to Spain. In spite of my teaching experience, I heard from employers in Barcelona that I would need to have an internationally recognized teaching certificate so that they could consider hiring me. I registered for the Trinity CertTESOL course and was fortunate enough to find a full-time job the month after I completed the course.

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Duncan Foord

Interviewed in 2014

Staff

What inspired you to travel abroad?

I was working as a Director of Teacher Training in a School in Barcelona. I didn’t like the way it was being run and two of my colleagues agreed with me. We thought we could do better. Not 100 percent pure idealism though. We also thought it would be better to be in control of our own fate/jobs so there was a practical reason too.

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