TEFL courses in Plymouth

If you can speak English then you can teach it! A TEFL England weekend and weekday course will give you the qualification and confidence you need to get your first paid teaching job abroad. Courses can fill quite quickly, so book early to avoid disappointment!

A TEFL England course comes with the following

Classroom and/or online training
Full job placement service
Accredited TEFL certificates
CV check
TEFL career helpdesk

Costs

Classroom courses from £195 & online courses from £165
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Upcoming courses in Plymouth

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Venue

The course is held at the Jury's Inn, 50 Exeter Street, Plymouth PL4 0AZ. The number of the hotel, should you need it is 01752 631 000. However, remember to book your course you will need to contact TEFL England.

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Getting there

Getting there
Plymouth Train Station is just a 10 minute walk. The rail link in Plymouth offers direct travel by First Great Western and Virgin Trains to Penzance in Cornwall and Paddington in London.

From the train station, turn left onto Saltash Road - A386. At North Cross roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Cobourg Street - A374 (signposted Exeter). Follow the road along the New Drakes Circus Shopping centre to Charles Cross roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Exeter Street - A374 (signposted Exeter). The hotel is on your right hand side.

Parking
Public parking is available near the hotel.

Feedback for TEFL courses in Plymouth

John Wallen, Surrey, design
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: relaxed atmosphere and tutor was excellent

Candice Peel, Plymouth, Student
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: The friendliness and interactive elements and the freedom to chosse your own class structure & content.

Zuzana Fabokova, Plymouth,Devon, Student
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: Effective delivery of the course

rafaela vilarrubi, cornwall, student
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: the classes

Lucy Williams, N.Somerset, Student
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: Involved everyone

Lucy Williams, N.Somerset, Student
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: Involved everyone

Anika Higgins, North Somerset, student
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: The structure used to help aid us teach

laura carruthers-watt, Totnss, Student
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: Interactive content, relaxed comfortable and friendly atmosphere. Alex was a really engaing and approachable tutor

Mark Reed, Barnstaple, I am a Cover Teacher
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: Alex, the Tutor, was exceptional. Her methods of teaching were concise, clear and relevant. She was able to relate and engage with every individual on the course, while giving constructive feedback to student classes.

Charlotte Hosford, Dorchester, graduated student
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: the relaxed atmosphere and the chance to prepare classes and see other peoples ideas

Emma Carter, Essex, Recent graduate of French and Spanish
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: The interactive method of teaching us through activities was extremely useful as it gave us the opportunity to learn games and activities we could ourselves use in the future. The practice classes that we gave in pairs were a fantastic way to prepare us.

Puegee Lam, Dorset, drug treatment worker
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: Learning the ppp method and skills learning, being on the receiveing end and then using new skills learnt to develop our own lesson plans. Tutor was very supportive, competent amd helpful.

Eleanor Townsend, Coaley, student
Course taken: June '10

What I liked most about the course: Learning how to plan lessons