Teaching English without a university degree

This week, TEFL Org tutor Carl will be talking to us about finding work teaching English abroad and online with just your TEFL qualification - no degree required!
We’ll cover TEFL course options to set you up with the best chances for securing work, the countries that don't require teachers to have a degree, and which online platforms are hiring non-degree holders right now 🤝
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Drop any questions you have in the comments section and we'll make sure to cover them during the livestream this Friday.
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[@mirandaamu2622]

Sadly I'm currently at work, I'll definitely be able to watch once I'm off ♡♡

[@TEFLorg]

Not a problem! All of our webinars are available to playback on demand

[@dorrabennasr523]

I have a University degree and 13 years of experience in teaching English. Unfortunately, many schools and British Council ask for ESL, TEFL, CELTA Certificates. Could you tell me what I should do in this case? Thanks in advance

[@TEFLorg]

Hi Dorra 👋 Yes, schools will look for teacher applicants to have a recognised EFL teaching qualification such as the ones you have described above. This article details the differences between them www.tefl.org/blog/tefl-tesol-or-celta/

[@shepiasdube4271]

I did TEFL course five months ago,have applied more than 20 teaching jobs ,but still nothing is coming my way

[@vincijuju]

Any idea why?

[@samueloppong1591]

How do I know the Tefl course is accredited?

[@TEFLorg]

Reputable TEFL course providers will have information online about their accreditation (including links to the organisations and bodies) so they can be independently checked and verified www.tefl.org/about-us/accreditation/

[@samueloppong1591]

How about if I have celta certificate?

[@TEFLorg]

You would still need a university degree to teach in countries such as China, South Korea and the UAE with your CELTA qualification