Tefl Course In Bangkok

[lekandgary]

Anyone know where there is a TEFL training course?, where one could almost guarantee a certificate for taking the course, supposing that individual is not a complete moron.

L&G

[PeaceBlondie]

Surely, Shirley. Almost too many to list, but not 100% guaranteed to pass you.

[KevinBloodyWilson]

TEFL Institute in Silom used to be good. Don't know about now but it was run by a German. I don't know about guaranteed pass though, but if you somehow managed to fail the TEFL course you should really think about a career change.

[honorinchina]

Try an online TEFL course, like the ones i-to-i do - I've heard that you get loads of chances to do all the assignments and they v. rarely fail anyone!

Good luck!

[bridge]

Anyone know where there is a TEFL training course?, where one could almost guarantee a certificate for taking the course, supposing that individual is not a complete moron.

L&G

Ko Sarn Road

[Scott]

Cute answer Bridge, but we try to keep it little more on-track in this forum.

[nicknbg1981]

Anyone know where there is a TEFL training course?, where one could almost guarantee a certificate for taking the course, supposing that individual is not a complete moron.

L&G

Ko Sarn Road

What do you mean Ko Sarn Road? They have fake degree's? Sounds weird to me

[jaiyenyen]

Did mine at TEFL Institute, Silom. That was just over a year ago. The instructors were very helpful, and we got plenty of practical experience. I'd certainly recommend them.

It is possible to fail it.

Edited October 9, 2009 by jaiyenyen

[Ijustwannateach]

Pretty much by definition if there is a meaningful 'course' you can actually fail. I'd imagine that attendance, for example, is a minimum kind of requirement. From what I've heard, most courses are usually not beyond the pale for most people; though I have heard that they may have moments that rattle the closets of your grade & high school grammar years. I wouldn't be too afraid of them; but if you're that worried it might be a good sign that the whole 'teaching English' thing isn't where you really need to be thinking about an intense experience like a job or career.