What will I learn?
Our 300-Hour Level 5 Advanced Diploma is the best TEFL qualification we can offer at the TEFL Institute. It is a diploma course that is the most comprehensive and advanced we provide, and it is equivalent to both a Diploma of Higher Education and a Foundation Degree. It will teach you everything you need to know about teaching English abroad or online. You will cover all the TEFL subjects, from lesson structure to planning right the way through to pronunciation or vocabulary.
Course Content
We aim to make sure that you learn everything there is to know about teaching English when you sign up for the 300 Hour Level 5 Advanced Diploma TEFL Course. This is the highest level TEFL certification which we offer and you can study it here in the UK with ease.
During the course, you will complete both the 180 Hour Level 5 TEFL Diploma as well as two Level 5 specialist courses, which take 60 hours each to complete. Your career options upon successful completion of the modules will be infinite – you can teach children or adults as you see fit. You’ll also have access to the highest levels of earning potential and careers within international schools and specialist institutions.
During the advanced online TEFL course, you’ll be completing Ofqual-regulated courses structured around ten specialist teacher training modules designed to equip you for any scenario. You will be taught things like how to plan practical lessons for your students, come to be an expert in grammatical structure, lead conversations in English and teach in an engaging and stimulating way.
You’ll be given instruction on how to teach at every level, whether you want to teach in a classroom environment or on a one-to-one basis as a tutor. As you’ll have the Ofqual-approved Level 5 TEFL Diploma under your belt, you’ll be able to apply for a wealth of competitive TEFL jobs around the world and teach children and adults.
The coursework has two highly popular specialist courses included, which both take 60 hours to complete but offer significant career benefits. These are the 60-Hour Award in Teaching
English Business English and 60 Hour Award in Teaching English Online & One-to-One courses. Both of these modules help to improve how employable you are and show that you’re committed to your career and are willing to train as a specialist.
If you have Business English as a language on your CV, then you’ll be able to apply for more jobs which seek this as a course. There are many places right here in the UK that are keen to get experienced teachers who can educate non-native speakers in Business English, so you’ll excel. Business English is, after all, a key requirement in the corporate world.
WHY THIS COURSE?
You have a lot of potential to earn large amounts of money working as a TEFL teacher. Not only does the 180-hour course open more doors for you than the 120-hour qualification, but being able to teach Business English and work one-on-one with students is also a good advantage. Both skills help to improve your employability in a big way.
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1-3 Modules One-Three:
Module 1: The Principles of Teaching English Grammar
During this introductory module, you will get to grips with a key part of English – learning grammar. You need to have a strong foundation in grammatical structure and its many rules, and this module provides you with the knowledge to understand it properly. By the end of the module, you should be able to recognise different types of grammatical words as well as be more confident with the structures and features of the English Language.
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 6
Guided Learning Hours: 30
Module 2: The Principles of Teaching English Vocabulary
Once you have successfully completed the first module, we move onto the second module in the course – teaching vocabulary and learning how to sound like a teacher. You’ll be taught all about different aspects of vocabulary and learn how to teach it effectively through the use of different games and techniques. Once the module is complete, you’ll feel confident teaching students with your new skills.
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 3
Guided Learning Hours: 15
Module 3: The Principles of Learners’ Needs and Teaching Methodologies for Online and Face-to-Face Learning
In our third module, we take a deep dive into the world of teaching methods, studying the development of English as a subject, and how our students develop in a face-to-face environment and online.
You will be taught all about how students can have different learning needs and also get an education on how to cater to their specific needs. This module will wrap up your learning about how English has not only been taught but how it will be taught moving forward. You’ll also have all the tools and techniques to not only guide learners towards success but also to keep them happy when things don’t go according to plan. We give you all the correction techniques and skills necessary to steer a student back towards achievements.
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 3
Guided Learning Hours: 15
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4-6 Modules Four-Six:
Module 4: The Principles of Teaching Receptive Skills for Online and Face-to-Face Learning
The fourth module in the course will take a look at two key skills for all learners – being able to read and listen. You won’t have to worry about needing fresh ideas once you’ve had a look at the different listening and reading activities you can use and also getting access to common materials you’ll use in the course. They’re pretty vital, after all, so you should know how to use them – from books to articles to songs, we give you a well-rounded education in what you need to know.
Once the module is complete, you’ll have plenty of inspiration for your own teaching, as well as how to make sure your students can improve their skills in these areas, be it in a classroom or online.
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 3
Guided Learning hours: 18
Module 5: The Principles of Teaching Productive Skills for Online and Face-to-Face Learning
In module five, we look at the more productive skills in a learner’s toolkit – being able to speak and write in another language. These skills can be tricky to master for learners, but you’ll be an expert by the end of the module.
We take a deep dive into the different communication activities you can do which will ensure your learners are confident in how to develop their writing and speaking skills. These skills can be used online to help your learners, too – you’ll be thrilled to see how you can support them. We also teach you how to study their writing and correct their work with the help of key interactive tools. By the end of the module, you’ll be confident in how you can help your learners with any of the four key skills they need to learn English.
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 3
Guided Learning Hours: 18
Module 6: The Principles of Teaching Pronunciation and Phonology
Pronunciation and Phonology are two of the harder aspects of learning English. Pronunciation is one of the trickier aspects of study for a learner but it is so important to help them communicate. You will be the role model for your students, who will naturally emulate you as their guide to learning English. We give you the skills and tools necessary to teach them properly and feel confident doing it.
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 2
Guided Learning hours: 14
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7-10 Modules Seven-Ten:
Module 7: The Principles of Online Teaching Using Teaching Aids and Materials
You have endless options at your disposal when it comes to teaching aids and materials. How will you know what to do with each one and what’s best to use? Well, we’ll show you everything you need to know.
You will get a good education in different teaching aids like flashcards and knowing how to tell stories to younger children. However, we also aim to give you practical lessons – can you use flashcards if you’re teaching online? How does a whiteboard work if you’re not in the classroom? We give you all the tools you need.
We aim to equip you with the tools and skills you need to thrive in a constantly evolving classroom environment. Remember that TEFL is something which is changing and developing with modern technology, so we aim to keep you in the current day with our methods.
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 2
Guided Learning Hours: 17
Module 8: The Principles of Lesson Planning and Online Classroom Management Techniques
During the eighth module, we look at how we can put all the techniques you’ve learned so far into practice. You’ll be taught how to plan a lesson and how to teach people. Consider this your education on how to teach lessons online. It’s often a lot easier than you think when you’ve gotten clued up properly. Not only that, but we go into topics like how to work around technical issues, create talking time and how to handle feedback from students. We want you to finish up with all of the skills and techniques to handle a classroom, no matter how chaotic it becomes.
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 2
Guided Learning Hours: 15
Module 9: The Principles of Teaching Adults English as a Foreign Language for Online and Face-to-Face Learning
If you’re going to be teaching adults then you’ll need to adjust your plans and tools accordingly – this module is designed to help with your learning requirements.
During this module, we get into the important facts of teaching English as a foreign language to adults either in the UK or abroad. We look at why someone would take an English course as an adult, what their needs are and how they differ from children. We also offer detailed lesson plans online that you can access or design your own ideas and test out some ideas. There are a lot of opportunities for teaching online and the module will help you to do this.
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 3
Guided Learning hours: 3
Module 10: The Principles of Teaching Young Learners English as a Foreign Language for Online and Face-to-Face Learning
Teaching young people these days can be a big task. Lots of companies are offering jobs every day and it will be your responsibility to try and find the confidence to strive for a career. You’ll be responsible for motivating and helping people to learn English as a foreign language. This module gives you the last tools you’ll need to plan lessons and work with learners to help them grow and succeed. When you finish this module, you’ll be ready to get started with your brand-new career plans – don’t forget to finish the specialist modules, too!
Qualification Number: 600/0000/A
Unit Level: Level 5
Owner Acronym: Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance
Limited t/a Highfield Qualification
Credit Value: 3
Guided Learning Hours: 19
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1-2 Modules One-Two:
Module One: Principles of Teaching English Online
In this module, you’ll get a proper education about the context of teaching English in an online arena. You need to understand the big differences between this and teaching in a conventional classroom environment. You will also get a proper education into the different types of positions which are available if you go into online teaching and learn about the demand for online teachers here in the UK and further afield.
Module Two: The Principles of Teaching English One-to-One
In the second module, you get lessons on teaching one-to-one classes and the current demand for these types of classes in the TEFL world. Did you know that there is actually a difference between teaching one-to-one and group lessons? Maybe you knew that there were common considerations for teaching most individuals? If you didn’t, don’t worry. We’re here to teach you what you need to know.
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3-4 Modules Three- Four:
Module Three – The Principles of Teaching Business English Skills
The third module of the course takes a look at the key skills and attributes in play to help you learn how to teach and move forward in the Business English setting. After all, it’s different to teaching English normally here in the UK.
You’ll learn all about how these differences impact your teaching and how you can adapt your materials to meet the specific needs of a learner.
Module Four- The Principles of Teaching Business English Grammar, Vocabulary and English for Specific Purposes (ESP)
The fourth module of this specialist course will teach you the specifics of Business English and how you teach it. You’ll learn how important specific vocabulary and grammar really are. You will also come to learn about English for Special Purposes and how it can impact your TEFL career.
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5 Modules Five:
Module Five: The Principles of Teacher Talking Time (TTT), Error Correction and Lesson Planning for Online and One-to-One Lessons
In the final module of the course, you will learn about teacher talking time and how it can be used successfully online. It’s also important to learn how to correct mistakes made in lessons and how to use the feedback from students to tailor lesson plans and deliver a first-class education.
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1-2 Modules One- Two
Module One – The Principles of Teaching Business English
In this first module, you will learn all about the basics of teaching Business English, including how key motivations for these lessons can influence learners and what you do as the teacher to shape the learning experience. You’ll also become an expert in how Business English differs from general, everyday language.
Module Two – The Principles of Needs Analyses, Course Design, and Materials for Teaching Business English
In the second module, you will take a deep dive into Business English syllabuses to understand how you need to influence and incorporate these materials in your courses that are taught. You will also get a core understanding of classroom management and how to use specific learning materials for teaching business English.
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3-4 Modules Three-Four
Module Three- The Principles of Teaching Business English Skills
In the third module of the course, you’ll look at the key skills in English and how to teach these in the Business English context. You’ll examine how these are important for Business English learners and how to adapt your materials to suit the needs of the learners for these skills.
Module 4- The Principles of Teaching Business English Grammar, Vocabulary and English for Specific Purposes (ESP)
In Module 4, you will look more closely at how we teach grammar and vocabulary in Business English classes and how important these are for this context. You’ll also look at the branch of English for Special Purposes (ESP) and what materials you might use if you decide to teach this niche of TEFL.
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5 Modules Five:
Module Five- The Principles of Business English Lesson Planning
The final module of the Business English course brings everything together and gives you the chance to plan some actual lessons. You’ll practice writing and developing a TEFL lesson for Business English and how to reflect on your skills and grow as a teacher.
180 Hour Level 5 Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language
60 Hour Level 5 TEFL in Teaching Online & One-to-One
60 Hour Level 5 Teaching Business English Course
Accreditation
Highfields Qualifications
The TEFL Institute has a specific accrediting body for the Level 5 qualification – we work with Highfields Qualifications. The qualification is designed for people who have little or no experience working towards teaching English or those who need a formal qualification. The qualification provides learners with a certificate which is recognised around the world. To get a more general overview of the units in the course, we suggest looking at the Highfield Level 5 Certificate in Teaching as a Foreign Language (TEFL). To verify Highfields as an accreditor, visit the Ofqual website.
The Accreditation Council for Distance Learning:
The Accreditation Council for Distance Learning is an accrediting body which focuses specifically on distance learning courses and providers. They make all accredited courses go through a strict set of requirements to be accredited. Our accreditation number is 2854-2540.
The Vital Consular
The Vital Consular is a little different from an accreditation. The TEFL Institute is a verified TEFL provider in the UK, so the courses you do with us here in the UK are still fit for purpose in other countries. The Vital Consular is sort of a global recognition scheme which means all the members of the course are recognised by the UK government as being a teacher overseas – it’ll help you with getting a work permit. There are many countries like China and Vietnam where your qualifications need to be authenticated to get your visa.
We are a globally recognised TEFL provider. Therefore, our academic team works tirelessly to develop and deliver a broad range of government-regulated courses which feature extensive course materials. We’ve built up a reputation within the TEFL industry as being the #1 ranked training provider.
ODLQC:
The Open and Distance Learning Quality Council first began life in 1969. It was originally the Council for the Accreditation of Correspondence Colleges. It became the current incarnation in 1995.
The mission of the group is to improve the overall quality of education and training and protect the interests of learners. Both open and distance learning providers who meet standards created by the group are eligible to apply for accreditation.
Why Us
Here at the TEFL Institute, we care about you and your journey. From the moment that you decide to teach English as a foreign language we have a keen interest in your journey. We want to make sure that you are prepared to teach and that you have the right skills and qualifications necessary to thrive. No matter where it is that you choose to go in the world, we want you to feel ready to handle any teaching situation.
That’s why we offer support to our learners at every point during the process. Whether it’s providing guidance during the course or helping you to get started after you have completed your qualification, we are here for you. We encourage people to pursue careers here in the UK if it is convenient for them or travel abroad.
Our Core Principles
Passionate – our talented team is highly passionate with regards to what they do. We love to travel, we love to build new relationships with our clients, and we love to teach. We are always looking for new ways to improve the services that we offer and create exciting opportunities for you.
Genuine and Committed – we care deeply about all of our clients and are dedicated to helping them as much as possible. We provide individual tutoring to nurture each person into realising their full potential.
Partnership and Collaboration – as part of our commitment to offering the best experience, we have worked with professionals and companies all around the world to build lasting relationships that will benefit you. Whether it’s maintaining a network of past graduates who are now teaching in other countries or connecting you with job opportunities, we use our network to help your career.
Integrity – integrity is at the heart of everything we do. We uphold the highest moral standards and strive to make sure that you have a trustworthy and reliable learning experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Level 5 mean?
A Level 5 TEFL course is one that is regulated by Ofqual according to its qualifications framework. Another Level 5 teaching qualification is the CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). Once qualified with a Level 5 TEFL qualification, you’ll have access to the most competitive jobs worldwide.
What does regulated mean?
A regulated qualification means that it is officially recognized by the government and sits on the Ofqual Register of Regulated Qualifications.
What is a TEFL certification?
The “Teaching English as a Foreign Language” (TEFL) certificate is the most commonly accepted certificate worldwide. This certificate allows you to teach English to non-native speakers across the globe. The main qualifications to get a TEFL is to have the ability to speak English at a native level and then complete a course. You can complete a TEFL course either online or in a classroom. The courses vary based on the number of hours it takes to complete.
How do I get a TEFL certificate?
The minimum required worldwide is at least a 120 Hours of TEFL training.
You can choose between fully accredited TEFL courses, Government Regulated Level 5 TEFL courses or combined TEFL courses. View all our courses here.
Online TEFL courses are the most affordable & flexible way to launch your teaching career. This is a perfect way to study theoretical material at your own time & your own pace.
Combined TEFL courses offer both online & in-class studying. They are a fantastic opportunity to get two TEFL certificates (theoretical & practical). You will learn your theory from online material and then practice it with other teachers during the 10-hour practical session, accompanied and lectured by an experienced TEFL teacher.
Before you choose your TEFL certificate, be aware to check if:
• It is fully accredited & recognized worldwide.
• You will gain at least 120 hours of training.
• You will have a tutor’s assistance.
• It is approved by an official body, such as Highfield Qualifications & Ofqual in the United Kingdom.
• Make sure to check TEFL provider reviews on Google or
• You will have job support after completion.
What is the difference between TEFL/TESOL/CELTA?
TEFL – “Teaching English as a Foreign Language” certificate, is the most commonly accepted certificate worldwide. This certificate allows you to teach English to non-native speakers across the globe. The main qualifications to get a TEFL is to have the ability to speak English at a native level and then complete a course. You can complete a TEFL course either online or in a classroom. The courses vary based on the number of hours it takes to complete.
TESOL – “Teaching English as a Second Language”, aka TESL. Similar to TESOL students, as a TESL teacher, you would likely be teaching English in your home country to students who have moved or live in an English-speaking country. In other words, they are continuously surrounded by the language and will be using it every day outside of the classroom, unlike TEFL students who are likely learning in their home country.
CELTA stands for “Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults” and is a prestigious certification. To receive a CELTA, you must complete a 120-hour course along with six hours of teaching real ESL students. The majority of the programs are held over one-month and are full-time. However, you may be able to find some courses that are part-time and are spread out over three months. The CELTA program must follow a strict regulations created by Cambridge University. Due to its intense nature and requirements, the cost tends to be much higher and can be up to €1700!
What does TEFL stand for?
TEFL stands for “Teaching English as a Foreign Language” – TEFL is the most commonly accepted certificate worldwide.
Which TEFL course to take?
Confused about which TEFL course to enroll in? Don’t worry, as long as you can speak English at a fluent or near-fluent level, then you are eligible to take one of the TEFL Institute of Ireland’s regulated TEFL courses.
Non-native speakers sometimes find the Ofqual Regulated Level 5 TEFL course quite challenging, and we understand it is essential for you to be sure that you are comfortable with your English language abilities before choosing which course to take. As a guide, we recommend that non-native speakers have a minimum IELTS 6.5 score. If you are unsure, you should take our FREE online level test below
Complete The TEFL Institute of Ireland’s FREE English Level Test, which has been designed to assist you with making this important decision. If you have any doubts, request a call, and we can discuss which course would suit your needs.
Do I need a Bachelor’s degree to take a TEFL course?
The great news is that you don’t need a degree to take a TEFL course! This is a common worry. Anyone with fluent English can enroll in one of our courses to become a qualified and confident English teacher.
It’s good to know that a degree is required in some countries to get a work permit, such as Japan and Korea, but there are many opportunities for those without a degree to be hired.
Even if you see an employer preference for degree holders, I still recommend applying as they may not get their full quota, and you may have many additional skills that will appeal to hiring managers.
What’s the difference between Accredited TEFL Courses vs Government Regulated Level 5 TEFL Courses?
Lots of people ask about the difference between our courses. For example, the 120-hour Premier TEFL course is what we would call one of our fast-track courses. This is the minimum recognized worldwide.
• You have 10 modules to complete, usually taking 4 – 6 weeks
• Each module has a multiple-choice test at the end, and you need 80% to pass
• You’ll get your digital certificate on completion and can buy a hard copy from us if you’d like one with an embossed logo immediately
Looking at the 180 Hour level 5 Ofqual-regulated TEFL course by comparison:
• Learners typically spend 10 – 12 weeks to complete the 11 modules
• Since it’s a UK government-regulated level 5 course, the pass mark is 100%, and assessments are multiple-choice plus open-ended answers. Don’t worry, you can re-attempt quizzes in order to get 100%. Our academic team will review your answers at the end of your 11 modules and may ask for some questions to be reattempted (absolutely normal). Some questions may require providing Academic references.
• You’ll get your digital coursework completion certificate from us after module 11. Following a successful assessment from our academic team, we’ll be able to claim the license for your Ofqual (government) certificate from our accreditation body, Highfield.
The Ofqual-regulated course range is certainly for those people who want to gain a higher-level, more recognized qualification.
Read our blog to learn more about the Level 5 TEFL course here.
What are the benefits of completing a Level 5 TEFL Course?
If you are looking for a professional, globally recognized Government Regulated TEFL qualification; you should consider the online level 5 TEFL course. The Government Regulated Level 5 TEFL course is the same level as CELTA and Trinity Cert TESOL. Ofqual government-regulated (UK) Level 5 Highfield qualification.
The course has 180 hours of TEFL training, more than the minimum required, and it’s a higher standard course and, therefore, is more competitive.
What’s the age restriction to take a TEFL course?
There is none, really, we usually say that if you are over 16yrs old, you can start completing a TEFL course. If you are looking for jobs abroad, the minimum age requirement is 18 yrs old or higher.
Who are the ACDL?
The TEFL Institute is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Distance Learning (ACDL), an accreditation body specializing in distance learning courses. Thus our accreditation by ACDL reflects the high-quality distance learning offered by the TEFL institute.
ACDL – Accreditation number: 2854-2540
To learn more, visit their website: ACDL
What's Ofqual stand for?
The Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation.
Regulation (Ofqual) regulates qualifications, examinations and assessments in England and vocational qualifications in Northern Ireland.
Am I too old to teach English abroad?
You are never too old to gain new qualifications. Some employers might have age restrictions, but others won’t. There are always options to teach English from home, private tutor, and online tutor.
Do I need to speak another language to teach English abroad?
No, it is not necessary to know other languages. You can find a job and work comfortably without knowing the language spoken in that country. The real question is, should you try to learn a foreign language? The basic language is always a plus, and we recommend learning a few phrases before you move abroad. Learn to say Hi, Thank you, Goodbye, and Sorry. You’ll survive if you can order a meal and pay for that meal without automatically handing over the biggest bill in your wallet (whilst looking adorably confused).
Which course to take if I only would like to focus on teaching English online?
If online teaching is your primary goal, we recommend at least the 180 Hour TEFL training. If you would like to specialize in specific categories, you can increase your qualifications by adding 60-hour specialist courses such as:
• Teaching Young Learners
• Teaching Business English
• Preparation for IELTS Exam
• Preparation for TOEIC Exam
And, of course, adding our 30 hours Teaching English Online course is a huge benefit as it focuses on preparing you (the teacher) on how to enter the online tutoring world.
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Best for
We recommend this course over the other courses if you are:
- Over 17 and would like a professional qualification
- Interested in teaching English as a Foreign language at the top schools and companies online and abroad
- Interested in perfecting your English grammar
- Interested in teaching specialist courses such as online or Business English
Flexible and engaging
Packed with interactive quizzes and videos, this accredited Online TEFL Course will give you all the training you need to become a professional TEFL teacher in multiple categories of TEFL teaching. The course is accessible from any device, 24/7, and can be completed using the world’s first TEFL app.
Easy employer verification
Employers can check and verify the qualifications of any TEFL Institute teacher online via the employer’s verification page , giving them the confirmation that your TEFL qualification is official.
Competitive salary, secure employment
To secure a competitive salary and gain desirable employment in TEFL, employers typically require at least 120 hours of training. However, this course goes beyond the standard and can open doors to specialized teaching roles, as well as the highest-paying TEFL jobs both online and abroad. Begin your journey with a lifetime qualification that allows you to teach English as a foreign language in a variety of settings across the globe.
The only prerequisite to complete our 300-hour Level 5 Advanced Online TEFL Diploma is a strong command of the English language (minimum C1 level) and access to a working device.
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Ofqual is responsible for regulating education standards, certifications and exams in England and Wales. According to Ofqual’s qualification framework, a regulated level 5 Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL |)qualification means that it has been assessed as a level 5 course. This qualification is of equal achievement and difficulty to the same level, including CELTA and Trinity CertTESOL qualifications. Highfield Qualifications is an Ofqual regulated awarding body that has approved The TEFL Institute as a training centre. You can view the TEFL Institutes current status on the Ofqual register here.