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https://bridge.edu/tefl/courses/speciali...ish-online
Their online, self-paced TESOL certificate program is available for $249.
You'll get 3 ACE credit recommendation after completion.
You can buy 6 credit version course for $350 but I'm not sure if universities will let you transfer full 6 credits.
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(08-20-2020, 10:30 PM)nomaduser Wrote: https://bridge.edu/tefl/courses/speciali...ish-online
Their online, self-paced TESOL certificate program is available for $249.
You'll get 3 ACE credit recommendation after completion.
You can buy 6 credit version course for $350 but I'm not sure if universities will let you transfer full 6 credits.
Interesting post, thanks.
FWIW, the advanced course which is part of the $350 package is ACE-approved for UL credit.
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For anyone who is actually interested in teaching English and not just getting credit, I would recommend paying for the $549 or $695 options even if you don't get full credit for doing so. The more reputable schools out there won't hire you if your certificate didn't include a teaching component. Sure, you might still find work with the $250 or $350 options but you're potentially losing out on a higher paycheck later just to save a couple hundred dollars now.
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(08-21-2020, 10:07 AM)rachel83az Wrote: For anyone who is actually interested in teaching English and not just getting credit, I would recommend paying for the $549 or $695 options even if you don't get full credit for doing so. The more reputable schools out there won't hire you if your certificate didn't include a teaching component. Sure, you might still find work with the $250 or $350 options but you're potentially losing out on a higher paycheck later just to save a couple hundred dollars now.
I am currently working on my TESU BSBA Gen Mgmt and plan on getting my masters after so that I can teach.
I am very interested in doing anything I can coming from a “non traditional” background to improve my odds of getting in to a teaching program. I am wondering if doing this and being able to add online teaching to my resume while finishing my undergrad and my masters would be a good look?
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(08-25-2020, 12:54 PM)jcooke Wrote: I am currently working on my TESU BSBA Gen Mgmt and plan on getting my masters after so that I can teach.
I am very interested in doing anything I can coming from a “non traditional” background to improve my odds of getting in to a teaching program. I am wondering if doing this and being able to add online teaching to my resume while finishing my undergrad and my masters would be a good look?
I don't know for sure, especially since it depends on where you're going to be teaching and what kind of teaching you're hoping to do, but I would think that it would help. If you can get a job teaching English overseas while working on your schooling, so much the better. There is at least one online English school that will specifically hire students who are currently pursuing a degree. I cannot recall which one that is right now, however.
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