CCELT Online TEFL Certification

I'm obviously biased :) but, having worked in the industry for several years now, I don't believe other courses offer the quality CCELT offers at our price point. Many courses consist of PDF's and webpages to read where CCELT is fully interactive.

As you progress you will be asked to interact with and manipulate the content on screen, as well as view videos and work through interactive assessments.

All this provides for a great student experience ensuring they are as prepared as they can be when stepping into a classroom for the first time, ensuring the teacher can allocate their time to getting adjusted and enjoying all the amazing experiences teaching abroad provides one.

Barring a major shift in teaching methodology, I don't think we'll see too much change in the way TEFL courses are taught. Academics are a slow moving bunch!

In the past decade or so, we've seen both in-person and online TEFL courses adapt course content to become much more specific and focused. New teachers in training want to focus on their areas of interest (teaching children, teaching with technology, English for Academic Purposes, etc) and now even introduction courses provide education in these areas.

The future is a very interesting prospect. I think we'll start to see online TEFL course become much more social, with experienced teachers acting as moderators rather than instructors to new teachers in training. That means less top down instruction and more idea and classroom activity sharing, encouraging discussions around classroom management techniques and professional development.

The other big area we're excited for is the advancement of technology that will allow students of online TEFL courses to get classroom practice in a smooth and seamless way. Giving access to education directly to teachers in remote areas will have a huge impact on students and open up lots of doors to people around the globe.

Wow, that's a tough one! It's extremely subjective, China is definitely underrated as many peoples' experience tends to eclipse their expectations. I think I might pass on the second half of that question - a colleague says South East Asia due to heavy tourism, but I love it there! As I said, it's subjective so it's important to do your research on the different destinations available.