IntrepidTEFL

I did the 120 hours course of TEFL-TESOL. It was great value and cheaper than most but it was also interesting and all lessons were well planned and sequenced. I finished in under 1 month part time but I feel like I actually learned a great deal. It's accreditation checks out and they return emails (well, email).

The course was well put together and everything was clear from the outset - language was always at a level that I could follow along without feeling too much jargon was being pushed on me. The lessons featured a number of nice features like tip boxes, drop down info, and a nice review section (which I may have relied on rather than the full lessons a couple of times - ssssh! ;) ). Tests weren't too bad, but there were/are quite a few questions overall. Didn't mind as I actually felt it was more legit with each question I had to answer, but it's worth keeping in mind if you're thinking of taking it because you think it's cheap and a breeze. I finished feeling like there's more to learn but only once I'm on the job, if you get me.

Look, this is a no-brainer for me as I just got accepted for a job in China - did the 150 hour tefl and it was great all the way through including job links, cv help and all that stuff. my advice? do it.

I've been recommending this to anyone who'll listen tbh - this course (I did the 150 hours btw) was rammed to the brim with great quality content and I'm buzzing about now having my certification to get a job. I 100% recommend this course.

The TESOL course was as stated. I actually found it to be much better than I had it down in my head, if that makes sense? For 20 pounds I figured I’d get a pdf and a passable digicert…actually they give a fair amount of extras and the content is nicely dressed. The website could do with a bit more info, right enough but I don’t care now I have my cert!

Yes, I can recommend it for getting decent online training for close to free. It didn’t take me 120 hours but it wasn’t the few hours that someone said most cheaply courses take. My friend did one a few months ago and had her cert 4 hours after paying, but that’s impossible with this course as there’s lots of depth. I’m glad I chose it but it does make me wonder what 100 quid would get me if I got this much for 20

The price of this course is obviously the thing that made me notice it, but once I was on their LMS I knew I'd lucked out as everything there is so nicely explained and organised. I feel so fortunate that I discovered it. Lessons move from small ideas to big ones to more detailed, they force you to review and practice and then you take the unit test. It's all really well structured so that learn how to teach. Some lessons even have little scenario checks where they take you through a hypothetcal class with you teaching young kids for example. Look, it really is amazing value. I have no idea what support is like tbh as I never needed it. The feedback is given during the practice activities and tests, so that was more than good enough for me. It's excellent.

I went in a newb but I figure I could hold my own now. The training is pretty thorough with ALOT of practice tasks (some you need to do, some you can choose to skip) and pages upon pages of pretty engaging text/typed content. The videos they throw in are mixed bag aside from some grammar and concept ones and vids of classroom teachers taking classes. I watched those a couple of times to try and picture myself doing it. I can. I will sometime soon! It’s cheap but I found it very very useful

I am blessed to find this course at so cheap price and have now finished with its certificate now being my certificate with my name. This is truly an achievement and I am proud. The course is great and teaches many wonderful skills.

I found this through AI but it was actually a great find! Lots of helpful text and some videos of people in classes in Asia. I was linked to a fancy new website to get me learning and it was fast and worked on my iPad.

I had a strong experience. I wish they had the 150 hours option when I first enrol for the course but they have not then. I would enrol in that if I can but the 120 hours course is very strong despite this. There is detail in the text and valuable informacion that we can use to make us stronger teachers. I now can teach with confidencia.

I am impressed muchly with the course. The foundations of the course are strong. The approach to learning is strong also. Visually, everythiing looks good and functionally everything works well. It was easy to learn.

I bought this before summer and only got around to starting it in August. It's good. It has a unit of online teaching which I thought was especially helpful. The lesson planning and games units were also really good. The way the course is taught is straightforward but modern and , which is a nice surprise considering the low price

It’s very professional course. However their price made me feel it would not be professional. There was alot of text and some videos to help explain. For Chinese speaker who do not have English as first language this course still was okay to understand. The layout is pretty and simple to use.

I finished the 120 hours TEFL course and paid only 20 quid. That included everything, which is daft cheap! Everything worked and everything was intuitive. I didn't need to email them about anything so not a clue about their email response time.

I had a few hours doubting the course (unanswered email late at night), but from the minute they responded and got my account working (for what seems like it was my typo in the email, though I feel like there should always be a second email box to flag an input inconsistency), everything then worked well.Interesting course.

I'll tell you, if this company (or when, surely) sorts out their website to something modern and decent looking, it's going to kill it! The course is excellent and worth far more than the ridiculously low price I paid (times must be tough in the TEFL world! It must be the only industry that hasn't seen ridiculous inflation lately). Anyway, I digress, it's a clean course with a fair bit of interactivity, lots of reading, some videos that aren't just a lecture but get you involved with a real class being instructed, and lots of that kind of thing. I'm still in shock that I was able to download my cert without having to pay anything else (I'll be honest, I half expected a pop-up, but nope). I checked the verify link 24 hours later since it said to give it some time to get populated, and it worked. If I sound overly positive, that's because I am! Keep expectations reigned in though - it's not without fault but it is the best course I could find on the market for my cashflow.

You won't hear a bad word from me about this course as I paid under 30 bucks and found myself actually learning something when I figured it'd mainly be a waste of time until downloading my TEFL cert of course! It actually legit tries to take you through the motions of teaching EFL. Everything works and you get a digital cert. Champion!

So, there are of course imperfections, but I won't dwell on those considering it was thirty bucks or something. For instance, it'd be nice to have the option for longer or more specialized courses, but this is standard from what I read pre-course. Things work well and there are good resources to power through.

As I said, this gave me a good foundation for teaching English online. It’s now been a couple of months since I finished (whoops, forgot to review), and a lot of the stuff I learned has been clearly useful in the past month since I got my first 2 students. The online teaching tips and unit were spot on.