I don’t understand. I just watched two of your videos back to back. The first one was all about how you don’t need an in-class TEFL course, and the second was about how you absolutely need an in-class course.
The video promoting online TEFL was the first one I saw. But I definitely see the advantages of in-class training for myself. Is the Phnom Penh TEFL still being offered? My wife and are wanting to visit Ninja Academy next month, preferably in Cambodia, if it’s still open.
Yea, this is ridiculous. I am taking an online TEFL course before going to teach in S Korea because they pay for flight and train you better than anywhere because of the seriousness of the culture and then I will go to Thailand for in person interviews to get a job there. I am not going to fly and have to spend money living in Thailand just to do an in person course.
I'm usually very positive on your videos, but it annoyed me when you said that an online course "no longer cuts it". Perhaps that's the case in Vietnam, but in China that is very much not the case. Unlike a lot of the people who have a problem with you promoting your courses, I do not.... However, I do take exception to the inaccurate label that you're applying to online TEFL courses. I should know as I've just started my first ESL job on a $2500 a month contract with minimal hours in China with an online course that you don't consider worthy of wiping your arse with - and I know of people on far better terms than that. You are a businessman, and I respect that, but your judgement of online courses is both inaccurate and a touch self serving....
Hey Danny, thanks for the feedback. It's a tricky one because there are exceptions like in your case, and maybe I shouldn't use such sweeping statements like that. My main concern and reason for making this video is that these online TEFL companies market their courses as though they're going to help land people a job anywhere they want in the world. Then, we have people contact us on Ninja Teacher saying stuff like "Hey, I just got to Vietnam and am looking for a job. I have an online TEFL but no experience. Can you find me a job?" And the answer is, more often than not, no we can't. And I don't want people to land up in that situation. Schools want to see actual teaching ability more and more. But I hear your point. I'll try address topics like this in a more detailed and balanced way.
Salvador Martinez it was with a company called "I to I" Google that and their website will come up. mine cost very little because it was on special offer. did the trick for china. their 120 hour course is what I did
I am assuming you also have a Bachelors degree or equivalent plus your TEFL certification correct? (only asking because i still have not finished my bachelors and am afraid i will not get approved for a Z Visa and will not be able to work legally in China.)
I'm trying to decide which TEFL course to take and I have very little money right now. I typed in "which TEFL course should I take" hoping to find out whether it's acceptable to take a purely online TEFL course, as they're way cheaper. The first video that came up was this guy explaining why there isn't much value in having in class experience and unless you want to work for one very specific company, online courses are totally sufficient. I found it so reassuring and decided to take an online course. Then I scroll a few videos down and find this video of the same guy saying the opposite of what he said in the other video.... Unfortunately, this video is only a year old and the other one is three years old. Perhaps things have changed in the last couple of years and an online course "doesn't cut it" anymore (I hope not) or maybe your opinion has evolved and you've decided you were wrong before. But then you should take your old video down, because that made me so confident that a cheap online course is fine and I almost bought one based on that advise.
I can't help but consider the bias in this video. You do make money from that in-class course right? As you mentioned you can learn about teaching by watching. You can watch teachers in a classroom OR on video. Online courses can be interactive too. It just depends on the course.
Hi Alex, I find most of your videos very useful, but this one not so much. Maybe I missed something, but I did not understand the purpose of this video. Besides the Italian class' example where students understood what it feels like for a non-English speaker to be attending an English class, the rest of the video is just a sequence of "social" moments among students e.g. eating sweets, playing at the beach, having lunch together. Social moments are not a reason why a person should choose a class-based course above an online one. I obtained my TEFL online 3 years ago from a certified institution. At the time, I lived a country that was not offering satisfying courses, and after getting the online one, I was not disappointed, to the contrary. I did 160 hours and a good portion of the course modules consisted of watching videos of a real ESL teacher teaching to a real class of foreign students followed by a questionnaire I had to answer. I observed a real life practice, and I could return to all of the video material as much as I wanted to, which I feel is more useful than me practicing on fellow students in a class. Also, it depends on the student's disposition. Some people perform better by attending a class and interacting with the teacher and peers, others prefer the ability to study when they want and be able to concentrate when reading or listening to modules. With this said, I don't wish to put down your system, at the end of the day you are running a business, however as feedback, if you need to make a comparison between online and class courses, then make a valid comparison without knocking down one or the other, so that watchers can make a decision that suits them. That's my two cents, anyway.
Michela J - You have given incredible insight to the online TEFL option, and I sincerely thank you for that. I do not want to go back to school to get my Bachelor’s degree which I would have to do in order to get employment in a classroom setting in Vietnam for instance teaching English. The online TEFL would allow me to teach from any country in the world including Vietnam, right?
This video seems to have confused a LOT of people including me. As I understand it, people who are NATIVE English speakers who DON’T have time to get a 2-year Bachelor’s degree, can pay a much-reduced price to get an online TEFL course that will give them a certificate upon completion, and with that certificate they can get jobs anywhere in the world even if they and the company hiring them are not even in the same country. That sounds like a very sweet deal to me and is one I am personally exploring. Am I wrong about this anyone?
Am a degree holder here in Nigeria and am planning to take the 120 hours online TEFL course and my goal is to apply for a teaching job and travel to either Japan and Korea. Do It have a high chance of getting any teaching job there?
I think that if you're only going abroad for a year to teach and the school doesn't mind if your certification is 100% online, online will definitely cut it. I decided not to do an online course because I wasn't sure how long I would be teaching overseas and I wanted to give myself the best chances of getting hired anywhere in the world. Different courses are good for different purposes :)
Everyone has just different opinions about taking either the online course or the in class one, I'm actually doing it online because I can do it at my own pace and I personally do not have time to attend any class. My concern is about getting hired somewhere because I am not a native english speaker but honestly I consider it my first language.
It's a ploy to rob people... get CELTA or TEFL classroom training if you haven't had teaching experience before, but online is adequate if you have had classroom experience. I taught in china public school for two years, so I guess I've earned my stripes shoes in the teacher practice department. I also got an online 150 hr masters cert for good measure. Think CELTA is a waste of time if you have done classroom teaching and have been assessed by a governing body such as education bureaus.
you don't even need it in Korea. Even though they say they do. I ask a Hakwon manager if I needed a tefl. Here response "what is that?" When I explained it, she said, "no one cares about that"
Typical click baiting title. You state why you should get an online certification in one vid then the opposite in another. An online certificate is definitely enough to qualify someone. It depends on the country, but many are fine with the online certificate and no college degree.
Can I just come to THai and sign up for cert and find a job? What's the diff between TEFL, CELTA/DELTA (the jobs in Saudi often require CELTA or DELTA.
What's special education like in Vietnam? Specifically, are there jobs teaching deaf people? I have a bachelor's in English and also fluent in sign language. Still not yet TEFL certified though.
there are plenty of people doing online courses (Certified ) and getting plenty of work in Vietnam,and after a couple of weeks hanging with other teaches and cutting there teeth with the learning curve of actual teaching are as good as any ninja teacher as it is always experience that will make you a better teacher,and you probably have locked in a bunch of schools at a fee to funnel your new teachers across too so i think your clickbait titles and marketing to channel people into your business model and away from good online courses that are way cheaper for those on a budget is a little bit more about growing your business Alex,good for you but your being a little cheeky i think,and for anyone wanting to teach english no matter which way they go,if their hearts are in it then they will succeed,but your title for this vid is misleading and also there is the (CONFLICT OF INTEREST).......just saying as i found this title annoying !!!!
Hey, just want a bit of insight. I just finished a TEFL course. It was online and one of the cheap ones, which I know is not the best option, however, I’m planning on teaching online (one on one) just more as someone to help people practice conversations. I am going to do it as a side hustle to help me live abroad and pursue my other career (music). I just wanted to know if in my situation, the course I took is a fine option. I felt like the course still taught me practical things. Of course if I were pursuing teaching English as a career I would put more money into a course, but I am doing it on the side. I do still find ways to get experience teaching such as teaching music. Of course since I am pursuing music, I'd do music courses in person. I just want to know your thoughts on the cheaper TEFL courses in that sense.
I've just watched another video by yourself Alex that completely contradicts this and says you were never really asked for an in class tefl as supposed to online in Vietnam. I am interested in teaching in Vietnam, have a 150 hour which comprises of 120 online and 30 in class. But now I'm unsure whether I need to do a course in Asia itself or not. Any advice welcome thanks!
Hi James, I believe the video you’re referring to is one I released over 4 years ago and I pinned a comment as well as updated the description to reflect that we no longer think this is accurate. The job market has become more focused on quality teachers and the days of backpackers coming in to make a quick buck are disappearing. While it still is possible to get an online cert and secure employment and “fake it till you make it” I’ve learned a lot since that time and believe in-classroom training is a huge factor when it comes to gaining employment, especially as most schools require you to conduct a demonstration class as part of the hiring process. That being said, with a bachelors degree, 30 hours of classroom training, professional presentation in your interviews and a decent demo class a fully in-classroom course is not essential.
Online certification provides practical solutions for TEFL teacher trainees still in full-time employment or on a budget. Some online certification programs are excellent. Just make sure that they are accredited courses and you'll be fine. I've just finished reviewing an online TEFL course and it was very strong on preparing teachers for the classroom.
Our experience is that in classroom experience is essential for gaining the practical skills and experience needed to secure a quality teaching job. We’re actually in the process of recording our entire 4 week classroom based TESOL course and may release it it in combination with a shorter classroom based training, but even then we’re not sure if we’ll do this due to how important in classroom training is.
Hi There, Thanx for the amazing video! I enjoyed watching it and it really helps me as I am trying to start my studying in English Teaching. Btw, I would love to know which camera you use for these videos!! The quality is brilliant!
Any TEFL course is on-the-job training. It doesn't matter if it is online or onsite. Sorry, but you cannot learn to be a TEFL teacher in just 4 weeks; whether it is online or onsite.
If you are a qualified primary school teacher, I would apply for jobs in international schools. They are much better paid than TEFL jobs. If you have your heart set on TEFL, you'll probably have the pick of the jobs already.
I can't really speak from direct experience with international schools but I think their hiring policies depend on a couple of things: (1) The time of year, they will start hiring in plenty of good time before the start of their school year (perhaps specific to the school on whether they follow the host country or the country they represent; (2) They might use an agency like this: www.searchassociates.com/ - where you might have to attend a fair (with the benefit of meeting representatives from a range of schools. I think those guys have a fair in Bangkok once a year and for most schools here in Thailand the year starts in May.
Hello Alex. Thanks for the videos; I watch them almost religiously and learn a lot from them. Question: Is the cost of doing a TEFL and/or subsequent degrees the same whether it's done in Vietnam or Thailand? I am looking at teaching in Vietnam and sort of took it for granted that I'd have to do the actual course in Vietnam itself. If there is an option, I'd way rather do it in Thailand and then move on from there. Are the costs the same? Many thanks and looking forward to meeting you (at long last) in December/January.
Hey mate. I’m looking at doing my Tefl course to teach in Phuket next year. Where was this filmed? Looks beautiful. Can I ask how much this course cost you?
I contacted his company and told them I had a TEFL but not a degree and they responded with a very swift ,,,,Sorry.....But we can't help you...Bye That told me everything
i learn english by mainly reading only.....i am not bad.....actually i know more words and structure is more complicated than native most english speakers....
better grammar than those who learn by real conversations.......reading catholic scriptures are the best way to learn any languages....I also can write in very complicated grammar that native cannot write but only catholic scholars can write....
Get TEFL certified here: www.ninjateacher.com
I don’t understand. I just watched two of your videos back to back. The first one was all about how you don’t need an in-class TEFL course, and the second was about how you absolutely need an in-class course.
Bianca Castafiore same here?
Bianca Castafiore yes!
What course did you take? Currently looking myself
What's the title of the other video?
The video promoting online TEFL was the first one I saw. But I definitely see the advantages of in-class training for myself. Is the Phnom Penh TEFL still being offered? My wife and are wanting to visit Ninja Academy next month, preferably in Cambodia, if it’s still open.
Yea, this is ridiculous. I am taking an online TEFL course before going to teach in S Korea because they pay for flight and train you better than anywhere because of the seriousness of the culture and then I will go to Thailand for in person interviews to get a job there. I am not going to fly and have to spend money living in Thailand just to do an in person course.
i guess you found out how things really were?
I'm usually very positive on your videos, but it annoyed me when you said that an online course "no longer cuts it". Perhaps that's the case in Vietnam, but in China that is very much not the case. Unlike a lot of the people who have a problem with you promoting your courses, I do not.... However, I do take exception to the inaccurate label that you're applying to online TEFL courses. I should know as I've just started my first ESL job on a $2500 a month contract with minimal hours in China with an online course that you don't consider worthy of wiping your arse with - and I know of people on far better terms than that. You are a businessman, and I respect that, but your judgement of online courses is both inaccurate and a touch self serving....
Hey Danny, thanks for the feedback. It's a tricky one because there are exceptions like in your case, and maybe I shouldn't use such sweeping statements like that.
My main concern and reason for making this video is that these online TEFL companies market their courses as though they're going to help land people a job anywhere they want in the world.
Then, we have people contact us on Ninja Teacher saying stuff like "Hey, I just got to Vietnam and am looking for a job. I have an online TEFL but no experience. Can you find me a job?" And the answer is, more often than not, no we can't. And I don't want people to land up in that situation. Schools want to see actual teaching ability more and more.
But I hear your point. I'll try address topics like this in a more detailed and balanced way.
Danny 111 what online tefl course did you take?
Salvador Martinez it was with a company called "I to I" Google that and their website will come up. mine cost very little because it was on special offer. did the trick for china. their 120 hour course is what I did
I am assuming you also have a Bachelors degree or equivalent plus your TEFL certification correct? (only asking because i still have not finished my bachelors and am afraid i will not get approved for a Z Visa and will not be able to work legally in China.)
@@ninja.teacher Yea, that is why you start somewhere like S Korea or China, and then go to SE Asia.
Also, this guy runs his own course in Vietnam now. Good luck to him, but this video is biased and misinformed.
Exactly! It's very hypocritical!
I'm trying to decide which TEFL course to take and I have very little money right now. I typed in "which TEFL course should I take" hoping to find out whether it's acceptable to take a purely online TEFL course, as they're way cheaper. The first video that came up was this guy explaining why there isn't much value in having in class experience and unless you want to work for one very specific company, online courses are totally sufficient. I found it so reassuring and decided to take an online course. Then I scroll a few videos down and find this video of the same guy saying the opposite of what he said in the other video.... Unfortunately, this video is only a year old and the other one is three years old. Perhaps things have changed in the last couple of years and an online course "doesn't cut it" anymore (I hope not) or maybe your opinion has evolved and you've decided you were wrong before. But then you should take your old video down, because that made me so confident that a cheap online course is fine and I almost bought one based on that advise.
So you are urging people to not do something you've never actually done? Did you do the TEFL Online course?
I can't help but consider the bias in this video. You do make money from that in-class course right?
As you mentioned you can learn about teaching by watching. You can watch teachers in a classroom OR on video.
Online courses can be interactive too. It just depends on the course.
Hi Alex, I find most of your videos very useful, but this one not so much. Maybe I missed something, but I did not understand the purpose of this video.
Besides the Italian class' example where students understood what it feels like for a non-English speaker to be attending an English class, the rest of the video is just a sequence of "social" moments among students e.g. eating sweets, playing at the beach, having lunch together.
Social moments are not a reason why a person should choose a class-based course above an online one.
I obtained my TEFL online 3 years ago from a certified institution. At the time, I lived a country that was not offering satisfying courses, and after getting the online one, I was not disappointed, to the contrary.
I did 160 hours and a good portion of the course modules consisted of watching videos of a real ESL teacher teaching to a real class of foreign students followed by a questionnaire I had to answer. I observed a real life practice, and I could return to all of the video material as much as I wanted to, which I feel is more useful than me practicing on fellow students in a class.
Also, it depends on the student's disposition. Some people perform better by attending a class and interacting with the teacher and peers, others prefer the ability to study when they want and be able to concentrate when reading or listening to modules.
With this said, I don't wish to put down your system, at the end of the day you are running a business, however as feedback, if you need to make a comparison between online and class courses, then make a valid comparison without knocking down one or the other, so that watchers can make a decision that suits them.
That's my two cents, anyway.
Michela J - You have given incredible insight to the online TEFL option, and I sincerely thank you for that. I do not want to go back to school to get my Bachelor’s degree which I would have to do in order to get employment in a classroom setting in Vietnam for instance teaching English. The online TEFL would allow me to teach from any country in the world including Vietnam, right?
Oh, thank you so much Michela
This video seems to have confused a LOT of people including me. As I understand it, people who are NATIVE English speakers who DON’T have time to get a 2-year Bachelor’s degree, can pay a much-reduced price to get an online TEFL course that will give them a certificate upon completion, and with that certificate they can get jobs anywhere in the world even if they and the company hiring them are not even in the same country. That sounds like a very sweet deal to me and is one I am personally exploring. Am I wrong about this anyone?
So instead of an online course for £160, just pop on a plane fly to Thailand for about £600 then pay for a course?? is your head ok??
For those of us who have a degree. An online course is very much an option! Look up benteachesenglishoverseas, more insightful!
Am a degree holder here in Nigeria and am planning to take the 120 hours online TEFL course and my goal is to apply for a teaching job and travel to either Japan and Korea. Do It have a high chance of getting any teaching job there?
This video is misleading please don’t watch it. Online course is completely fine to take.
I think that if you're only going abroad for a year to teach and the school doesn't mind if your certification is 100% online, online will definitely cut it. I decided not to do an online course because I wasn't sure how long I would be teaching overseas and I wanted to give myself the best chances of getting hired anywhere in the world. Different courses are good for different purposes :)
Everyone has just different opinions about taking either the online course or the in class one, I'm actually doing it online because I can do it at my own pace and I personally do not have time to attend any class. My concern is about getting hired somewhere because I am not a native english speaker but honestly I consider it my first language.
How are you doing now? Was it a success?
Ok bro you need to make your mind , in recents videos you’re saying that We should take on line course
So what it is........???
With this video he lost me! I'm going elsewhere!
It's a ploy to rob people... get CELTA or TEFL classroom training if you haven't had teaching experience before, but online is adequate if you have had classroom experience. I taught in china public school for two years, so I guess I've earned my stripes shoes in the teacher practice department. I also got an online 150 hr masters cert for good measure. Think CELTA is a waste of time if you have done classroom teaching and have been assessed by a governing body such as education bureaus.
If you don't have a college degree then do a in class course
you don't even need it in Korea. Even though they say they do. I ask a Hakwon manager if I needed a tefl. Here response "what is that?" When I explained it, she said, "no one cares about that"
Typical click baiting title. You state why you should get an online certification in one vid then the opposite in another. An online certificate is definitely enough to qualify someone. It depends on the country, but many are fine with the online certificate and no college degree.
This does not spend much time covering the actual topic of the video. Mostly a waste of 9:54.
Can I just come to THai and sign up for cert and find a job? What's the diff between TEFL, CELTA/DELTA (the jobs in Saudi often require CELTA or DELTA.
Looks like when I was a student goofing off having fun not much learning Looks like a holiday with a big group like backpacking !
What's special education like in Vietnam? Specifically, are there jobs teaching deaf people? I have a bachelor's in English and also fluent in sign language. Still not yet TEFL certified though.
Very behind compared to other countries. Most foreigners won't be able to find jobs in it all.
@@ninja.teacher Disappointing but not surprising. Thanks for the reply.
there are plenty of people doing online courses (Certified ) and getting plenty of work in Vietnam,and after a couple of weeks hanging with other teaches and cutting there teeth with the learning curve of actual teaching are as good as any ninja teacher as it is always experience that will make you a better teacher,and you probably have locked in a bunch of schools at a fee to funnel your new teachers across too so i think your clickbait titles and marketing to channel people into your business model and away from good online courses that are way cheaper for those on a budget is a little bit more about growing your business Alex,good for you but your being a little cheeky i think,and for anyone wanting to teach english no matter which way they go,if their hearts are in it then they will succeed,but your title for this vid is misleading and also there is the (CONFLICT OF INTEREST).......just saying as i found this title annoying !!!!
I think that's the longest sentence I've ever seen...
lrbrugby then you probably have not done a lot of reading huh ...... picky
Perhaps not. I was merely admiring your writing skills... Your defiance of orthographic convention is most impressive.
lrbrugby s-e-r-i-o-u-s-l-y
Yep, s-e-r-i-o-s-l-y impressive... I think I just learned something! :D
Cool video Alex, was great to meet you, and those drone views of the island are epic!!!!
So you can learn the course abroad? Is the accomodation / flights paid for?
Hey, just want a bit of insight. I just finished a TEFL course. It was online and one of the cheap ones, which I know is not the best option, however, I’m planning on teaching online (one on one) just more as someone to help people practice conversations. I am going to do it as a side hustle to help me live abroad and pursue my other career (music). I just wanted to know if in my situation, the course I took is a fine option. I felt like the course still taught me practical things.
Of course if I were pursuing teaching English as a career I would put more money into a course, but I am doing it on the side. I do still find ways to get experience teaching such as teaching music. Of course since I am pursuing music, I'd do music courses in person.
I just want to know your thoughts on the cheaper TEFL courses in that sense.
So what now with Covid-19?
i have a TEFL - what i need is a B.A. - within 1 year from now
I've just watched another video by yourself Alex that completely contradicts this and says you were never really asked for an in class tefl as supposed to online in Vietnam. I am interested in teaching in Vietnam, have a 150 hour which comprises of 120 online and 30 in class. But now I'm unsure whether I need to do a course in Asia itself or not. Any advice welcome thanks!
Hi James, I believe the video you’re referring to is one I released over 4 years ago and I pinned a comment as well as updated the description to reflect that we no longer think this is accurate. The job market has become more focused on quality teachers and the days of backpackers coming in to make a quick buck are disappearing. While it still is possible to get an online cert and secure employment and “fake it till you make it” I’ve learned a lot since that time and believe in-classroom training is a huge factor when it comes to gaining employment, especially as most schools require you to conduct a demonstration class as part of the hiring process. That being said, with a bachelors degree, 30 hours of classroom training, professional presentation in your interviews and a decent demo class a fully in-classroom course is not essential.
Online certification provides practical solutions for TEFL teacher trainees still in full-time employment or on a budget. Some online certification programs are excellent. Just make sure that they are accredited courses and you'll be fine. I've just finished reviewing an online TEFL course and it was very strong on preparing teachers for the classroom.
Our experience is that in classroom experience is essential for gaining the practical skills and experience needed to secure a quality teaching job. We’re actually in the process of recording our entire 4 week classroom based TESOL course and may release it it in combination with a shorter classroom based training, but even then we’re not sure if we’ll do this due to how important in classroom training is.
Those aerial views though!😍 The in-class views and potential teacher/teacher interviews are appreciated. Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome
Hi There,
Thanx for the amazing video!
I enjoyed watching it and it really helps me as I am trying to start my studying in English Teaching.
Btw, I would love to know which camera you use for these videos!!
The quality is brilliant!
That accent. Are you South African?
As a South African, I don’t claim him
Thank you for making this video.
what filming device are you using for your videos?
Any TEFL course is on-the-job training. It doesn't matter if it is online or onsite. Sorry, but you cannot learn to be a TEFL teacher in just 4 weeks; whether it is online or onsite.
Love the channel, Alex. Do you think an online Tefl would be ok if you are a qualified primary school teacher?
If you are a qualified primary school teacher, I would apply for jobs in international schools. They are much better paid than TEFL jobs. If you have your heart set on TEFL, you'll probably have the pick of the jobs already.
lrbrugby Cheers🖒
I've had a look and can't see any vacancies in the international schools. Might email a few and ask if they have anything coming up.
I can't really speak from direct experience with international schools but I think their hiring policies depend on a couple of things: (1) The time of year, they will start hiring in plenty of good time before the start of their school year (perhaps specific to the school on whether they follow the host country or the country they represent; (2) They might use an agency like this: www.searchassociates.com/ - where you might have to attend a fair (with the benefit of meeting representatives from a range of schools. I think those guys have a fair in Bangkok once a year and for most schools here in Thailand the year starts in May.
@@lrbrugby Do TEFL jobs pay a lot?
Hello Alex. Thanks for the videos; I watch them almost religiously and learn a lot from them. Question: Is the cost of doing a TEFL and/or subsequent degrees the same whether it's done in Vietnam or Thailand? I am looking at teaching in Vietnam and sort of took it for granted that I'd have to do the actual course in Vietnam itself. If there is an option, I'd way rather do it in Thailand and then move on from there. Are the costs the same? Many thanks and looking forward to meeting you (at long last) in December/January.
Quite comparable yes. Shoot us a message and we can break down the differences in more detail for you.
Thanks Alex, much appreciated :)
where In Thailand is the course?
Hey Scott, it's on Koh Samui
Where in HCmcity is the course location ?
I'm a qualified teacher so this is irrelevant
Good for you
Maybe we would take your opinion seriously if you weren't wearing blue sunglasses and trying to sell your own courses
Hey, at the end of the day some people will listen and some won't. Just trying to reach as many people as I can with what needs to be said.
nice video guys, real Offline training is always best
frazer hainsworth we live in the digital age now...online classes are just as good or better than being in a traditional class room
Hey mate. I’m looking at doing my Tefl course to teach in Phuket next year. Where was this filmed? Looks beautiful.
Can I ask how much this course cost you?
ALEX get your money. Sell those courses my boy
Love This Channel !!
Thanks :)
DO YOU HAVE TO TAKE THE COURSE!??
Those blue sunglasses?
I contacted his company and told them I had a TEFL but not a degree and they responded with a very swift ,,,,Sorry.....But we can't help you...Bye That told me everything
Search TEACHbeach TEFL Thailand on facebook Gary will help you but unfortunately u will only be able to teach in combodia
i learn english by mainly reading only.....i am not bad.....actually i know more words and structure is more complicated than native most english speakers....
still haven't quite got grammar down
better grammar than those who learn by real conversations.......reading catholic scriptures are the best way to learn any languages....I also can write in very complicated grammar that native cannot write but only catholic scholars can write....
Keep it up. It's worth practicing it in real life though. :)
Omg that music in the beginning 😍
biased ...
Souf Efrican