There are a plethora of ways one can earn their TEFL / TESOL Certificate: 1) university programs (lengthy), 2) stateside TEFL schools (expensive), 3) schools abroad (not always practical), and 4) the 120 Hour TEFL Correspondence Course.
The 150 and 120 Hour TEFL Correspondence Courses are most appropriate for those:
*investing less money
*needing less supervision
*wishing to study at their own pace.
*working while studying
*not in school recently
*choosing not to travel to a distant school location
*preferring not to study in a traditional classroom setting
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