TEFL, TESOL, and CELTA are all English teaching qualifications, but they are not exactly the same.

TEFL – stands for Teaching English as a Foreign Language and is commonly used for teaching English abroad or online.
TESOL – stands for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages and is often used more broadly, including teaching English in English-speaking countries.
CELTA – is a specific English teaching qualification awarded by Cambridge and is usually focused on teaching adults.
All three can support an English teaching career, but the right choice depends on where, who, and how you want to teach.

Requirements vary by country. Some destinations require a bachelor’s degree, while others accept a recognised TEFL/TESOL certificate on its own. We’ll help you match your background to the right destinations.

Our core course is 120 hours and can typically be completed online in 4 weeks, though you can go at your own pace if you need more time.

Our top-up and in-country programs come with 100% placement support, meaning we work with you until you’re hired, not just until the course ends.

The best TEFL course depends on your goal. A 120-hour online TEFL course is a good starting point if you want to teach English online or apply for beginner teaching jobs abroad. A Level 5 TEFL course is better if you want a stronger qualification and more competitive job options. A hybrid TEFL course is a good choice if you want online study plus teaching practice. But in all these cases, we offer a free consulation, so see below and book a call.

Yes. Many of our graduates teach English online from home. The same 120-hour certificate qualifies you for most online teaching platforms.

Our network covers 89 countries across Asia, Europe, and South America. Requirements differ by region, so we’ll walk you through what fits your situation.

You’re paired with a dedicated advisor from your team who guides you through certification, visa/eligibility questions, and job placement from start to finish.