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Frequently Asked
Questions
TEFL (Teaching English as
a Foreign Language) implies teaching English in a non-anglophone country such
as Who takes a TEFL Paris
Certificate Course? Typically a group is made
up of about half British. Other participants may be American, Australian,
Irish, South African, etc. as well as non-native speakers of English. Participants vary in age
from 21 to 55+. Most have a B.A. or
higher degree. Who are the students in the
classes that TEFL Paris organizes for teaching practice? They are a mixture of
adults and teen-agers, usually French. They do not pay course fees and are informed
when they enrol that a multinational team of highly motivated
learner-teachers will teach them. Class size is limited to
12. Is it necessary for me to be
able to speak French? Absolutely not. However,
experience learning a foreign language is very helpful. Will the TEFL Paris certificate help me get a job in TEFL or CELTA? Do you
need a TEFL certification before going to The answer is simple:
Yes! This is especially true
for people who lack crucial work experience. Whether you get a TEFL (Teach
English as a Second Language) or a CELTA (Certificate of English Language
Teaching to Adults), employers want to see real, in-class teaching hours,
under your belt. French employers will
check up the validation of your Certificate. Will the TEFL Paris certificate
help me get a job elsewhere in the world? Absolutely! TTCP TEFL
graduates have found work teaching English in Turkey, Vietnam, South America,
Italy, Japan, Spain, Poland, China, Germany, Finland, Cyprus, the Czech Republic,
Iceland, and Korea as well as in the U.S.A. and Great Britain.
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