TEFLQual helps you compare TEFL courses, explore English teaching jobs abroad and online, and understand what recruiters commonly look for before you apply.
Browse English teaching opportunities by region, country, recruiter, or online teaching route. TEFLQual is designed to help new and experienced teachers understand the market before sending applications.
Many recruiters ask for a TEFL certificate, degree, teaching experience, passport eligibility, or background check documents. Requirements vary by employer and destination, so always check current visa and recruiter details before applying.
Featured course placements are presented clearly. Course prices, support, accreditation claims, and refund policies can change, so check directly with each provider before enrolling.
Compare a standard 120-hour TEFL course route often requested by English teaching recruiters abroad and online.
Online TEFL courses can suit teachers preparing for applications from home, including online teaching and overseas roles.
Look for clear information about course hours, assessment, tutor contact, accreditor details, certificate wording, and refund terms.
Explore broad teaching routes across major regions. Availability, pay, visa rules, and school requirements can change quickly, so use each region page as a starting point for further checks.
Explore English teaching opportunities across African destinations, including schools, language centres, and volunteer-linked routes where available.
Asia remains a popular region for TEFL teachers, with roles across schools, language academies, public programmes, and private employers.
Browse teaching routes in Europe, including language schools, summer schools, private academies, and online work connected to European learners.
The Middle East can offer professional English teaching roles, often with more specific qualification and experience expectations.
Explore English teaching routes in North America, including language schools, community programmes, online work, and specialist education settings.
South America can suit teachers interested in language schools, private lessons, cultural exchange, and in-country hiring routes.
A suitable TEFL course depends on where you want to teach, what recruiters ask for, and how much support you need while studying. TEFLQual helps you compare course details without relying on unclear claims.
Check who accredits or externally validates the course and whether the provider explains this clearly.
Look for clear support information, feedback arrangements, assessment style, and study access times.
Consider whether the certificate format and course hours match common recruiter expectations for your target destination.
Read cancellation, refund, and access terms directly on the provider website before paying.
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