HELP Bachelors Degree for Teaching Abroad

[dfrecore]

My mentor has been teaching English overseas for many many years. He went through Thomas Edison State University (TESU) to get a BA in Liberal Studies (very quick) and it is recognized globally because it is regionally accredited. 

The majority of your degree has the option to take Study.com courses and your academic advisor will guide you to all the TESU and study.com courses that will get you to your degree in the quickest amount of time. 

I just went through the process, because I am also trying to teach overseas, and they laid everything out step-by-step. Meeting with TESU counselors over the phone regularly will keep you on the right path. I wish you all of the best in your ESL pursuit!

Hmmm...not sure who you're talking to at TESU, but they almost certainly won't keep you on the right path if you're using alternative credit providers.  They are the least helpful of the Big 3, and also don't completely understand alternative credit, and generally won't be able to give you a lot of info if you call/email.

Luckily we have this forum, and lots of people here can give good info.

[udi]

I think a degree from TESU is pretty safe, but if you're going to get a degree for specifically working abroad, you need to research what the specific country's requirements are and whether the school is recognized.