TEFL TESOL CELTA

[@JakeBoldtPoursPaint]

people that make videos like this are national treasures

[@kesandramathew7389]

True

[@liamcaffrey1741]

I am currently in the process of planning to change my career to teaching and I have felt so overwhelmed by all the acronyms and information currently available out there. This has helped me so much thank you.

[@michelle1993624]

Very informative and clear, I was confused because there are so many course providers out there and they offer various courses, like CertTESOL, DipTESOL, MA TESOL, TEFL, CELTA, some online, some in-class, some even blended. This video helps me narrow down my choices. Thanks a lot.

[@vtddn]

Thank you for creating this video! This gives a wonderful overview of the different certificates!

[@dingdong1540]

Thank you for clarifying and simplifying these courses to us

[@MoscowNataly]

Cool! I like this because everything is easy to understand! Great job!

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks a lot :)

[@safiullahchachar4728]

👏👏👏💓 Thank you for the valuable information.

[@lindsiel2858]

Great video! Very informative. Thank you.

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

you're welcome. thanks for your comment

[@neevritiprayag9687]

Thank you so much with the in depth details 😍😍😍

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Very welcome. Thanks for your comment :)

[@lucadp4821]

Amazing information, thank you!

[@houdanounou8397]

i reallllly like it... i finally could understand them

[@fivebyfivesound]

Valuable and helpful info! It's just presented to quickly and too text-heavy/dense to digest the information effectively. Teacher to teacher ; ) Thanks!

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks Corey for your comment. I'm working on another version of that video that relies entirely on visuals not text. Thanks again :)

[@fivebyfivesound]

Academia thanks for your response. I appreciate the process of iterative creation and look forward to the next version :) all the best

[@vigneshwaranthangarathinam2648]

Man, I love your work... Thanks a lot.

[@jazzyk4046]

Hi.. Need clarification.. Now they define Celta as teaching English as a foreign language. They no longer define it as teaching English to Adults. Which is correct? Can we still use the old definition? Also, Cambridge Uni itself puts Celta as diploma/degree level if I'm not mistaken. Yes, it does not involve many years but it is a whole different course altogether. It involves assessments on a daily basis, assignments where you have to either pass or fail and if you fail one assignment you fail the whole course.. Ppl reported not even sleeping at night for days straight etc. It is not your usual diploma or degree course where you can skip classes, resit, sit in class and just take notes etc. It's an assessment and performance course if you will, where you will have no life whatsoever and that is why ppl advice that if you want to take celta, make sure your spouss, family, friends, work are on hold. It's a tough TOUGH course and if you've taken it, you wish it isn't even a month but a day because it's *that* tough. Many people fail celta and many quit because it is too stressful. You can't say the same with a typical diploma or degree. It's like ACCA certificate. Although not a diploma or degree, but it's really a tough course and not many are able to pass it because again, it's unlike a normal diploma or degree where you can take your time and not have to be assessed every day and literally have no life etc. I'm just saying this to clarify some misconceptions because yes eventhough celta is not a diploma or degree but it is SUPER tough. If you don't have a high level of endurance and commitment.. Do NOT do celta.

[@danlsam4423]

You're right nawal , it is tough , I hope you got it after all , british people are very strict , compared to american , they always want to give a chance to students willing to teach worldwild .

[@anneperera2090]

Thanks mate! You cleared out my confusion on what is what... would be wonderful if you can use a clearer font next time and also slow down the speed of the video a lil more. Once again thanks for the info! 🤜🤛👍👏

[@anthonyq3073]

great video. I was confused prior to watching this video as to whether TESOL and TEFL had any differences.

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks for your comment :)

[@nuzhatumair3250]

Best explanation

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks a lot

[@mandaloremotors2296]

Hi, quick question; what software did you use to create this video?

[@Jeannine-mx3il]

thanks, just what I needed to know. I hope taking SOME of it online will be alright - but there's no way I'd want to walk into a classroom without some hands on teaching time, too.

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

I'd suggest starting a training course and applying for a teaching position at the same time. It would be a good chance to apply what you learn in your class.

[@e.a.4433]

Thank you. That was really helpful

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks, Eman, for your comment :)

[@akorahmaniazar]

Wrong!!!! They are now have kids session. CELTA used to be for adults, but no longer. It's for teaching to speakers of other languages.

[@anneripdos686]

Video is informative, but it is quite fast.

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks Corey for your comment. I'm working on another version of that video that relies entirely on visuals not text. Thanks again :)

[@varunp601]

Use pause button

[@kittenfur7784]

You can always slow the speed of the video if it's too fast to read

[@mariambassem8623]

Where Can I take the TESOL

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Hello Mariam. There are many training providers in every country. You need to find a course that's 120+ hours with minimum 6 hours of observed teaching practice. Besides, their certification is recognized by employers in your target market. If you tell me where you're based, I might be able to recommend a place or two.

[@Английскийсвоимируками]

Can I teach kids with tesol certificate?

[@rozaline4777]

Thank you for your clear video, it has been very beneficial for me to differentiate between them Now still i have a question, do i need to pass a level test before and is it too hard? My speaking is very good but as i studied in an other language wgen it's to writing section and grammar i always do mistakes with time pressure and so all Thank you once again and good luck!

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks for your comment, Roza :). Language proficiency level is a big matter in English Language Teaching. The better you use the language, the better teacher you are. Language learning is something developmental, that takes (much) time. English Language Teaching as a profession in itself is developmental in terms of teaching skills, language analysis, methodology, ....etc. I recommend that you check the Cambridge Teaching Framework, you're gonna like it. Thank again :).

[@ajmartinez5885]

I love the music

[@antoniorangel5011]

Thank you very much for the information

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Very welcome. Thanks for your comment :)

[@MeditationRevolution]

Awesome Presentation!!! Did you use a specific software to create it or simply post-edited everything?

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks for your comment. It's a software called Sparkol

[@nadiaraviola4547]

If I get the TEFL or TESOL certificate, can I teach to kids?

[@jeanpol1836]

Of course, TEFL/TESOL is for teaching English to speakers of other languages regardless of age, CELTA is just more specialized for Adult learners.

[@danlsam4423]

Jean pol , so you suggest that tesol and tefl and more prefereble than celta ! Cuz it appears that tesol is broader and much easier .

[@youtubesufi5760]

Thanks i am planing to teach in oman.

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thank you, Sufe, for your comment. Good luck :)

[@brukernavn3409]

4:08 Sometimes Online is the only realistic alternative, as the classes doesn't take place even in your country.

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks for your comment:) , Most employers worldwide would ask for in-class courses as they include at least 10 hours of teaching practice and observation of experienced teachers. Trainer's feedback on TP and reflection tasks throughout the course is so important for a novice teacher as well. Yet, Online courses would still be a good alternative, but it's all about the choice of the right training provider. Thanks again

[@serrags]

@@mohamedabdulaziz4706 which online course would you recommend?

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

@@serrags There are too many options by different training providers. It's all about your own needs. Tell us more about your teaching experience , previous certifications, and your future plans, so we might be able to recommend something for you.

[@acousticsoul_4629]

Thank you so much

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Very welcome

[@meryamle6270]

Thank you

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Very welcome

[@Ash95900]

The example of ESL is not true.

[@mohammedgussmallah6397]

I think it wasn't a good idea to type with upper case letters cause they are irreadable. Confusing

[@Bogusgal]

Fine for me.

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thanks for your comment, Mohammed :). The software I used got only this option. Sorry about that. I'm working now on another version that relies entirely on visuals not text. hopefully, you're gonna like it. Thanks again

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

@@Bogusgal Thanks for your comment :)

[@ruthneff6298]

That's so confusing. Guess my (native) English is not as good as I thought!!! Jealous of the rest of you.

[@mohamedabdulaziz4706]

Thank you, Ruth, for your comment :)

[@ΔΓςΗΞΜΨώθΓκζ]

so its basically same sht lol