TEFL / TESOL courses in New Zealand offered by 1 language school - 4 week English course.
A TEFL certificate is for students wanting to teach English abroad in a non English speaking country whilst the TESOL is a teaching certificate for those living in an English speaking country and teaching English to non-native speakers. Preparation courses are available for both of these exams in New Zealand.
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General English coursesConventional adult English courses come in a range of styles such as general courses, intensive courses, combination courses and long term courses.- Standard English Course - New Zealand(50)
- Learn English & Live with Teacher - New Zealand(43)
- Afternoon - New Zealand(12)
- Combi: Group + Private - New Zealand(6)
- Evening - New Zealand(6)
- English & Culture - New Zealand(4)
- Super Intensive English (+35h) - New Zealand(4)
- Senior (50 plus) - New Zealand(3)
- Small Group (max 6 students) - New Zealand(1)
- Language Year - New Zealand(1)
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English exam preparation coursesExam preparation courses cover a number of different English exams, which are designed for completion of a specific English level or for particular admission purposes.![English plus activity courses (icon)]()
English plus activity coursesIn some cases, general English courses can be combined with an after class interest. Possible activities include hobbies, cultural events or creative programmes.- English & Skiing - New Zealand(11)
- English & Golf - New Zealand(7)
- English & Cycling - New Zealand(5)
- Farmstay - New Zealand(4)
- English & Sports - New Zealand(2)
- English & Dancing - New Zealand(1)
- English & Horse Riding - New Zealand(1)
- English & Rugby - New Zealand(1)
- English & Surf - New Zealand(1)
- English & Adventure - New Zealand(1)
- English & Arts - New Zealand(1)
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Junior English coursesEnglish lessons for juniors can be booked in school holidays and often come as a package, which includes accommodation, activities and excursions.![Business English courses (icon)]()
Business English coursesLearn how to shape your use of the English language in the business world for a competitive edge in tasks such as negotiations, conference calls and presentations.![Work & Study English programmes (icon)]()
Work & Study English programmesOffered as a combination of English classes followed by the programme, the Work and Study option provides students with work placements or volunteering opportunities in certain fields.![Private English courses (icon)]()
Private English coursesPrivate English package courses can be taken either individually or with a friend who holds the same English level. Packages can be taken alone or with a general English course.![Specialty courses English (icon)]()
Specialty courses EnglishTeacher training programmes and school trips are just some of the English options students can take in the Specialty category.![Online English courses (icon)]()
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General facts about Teaching English as a Foreign Language / TEFL Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages / TESOL
The exams Teaching English as a Foreign Language / TEFL and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages / TESOL have no official significance, but are used as general terms for teaching certificates. You should ensure, that the school offering a TEFL or TESOL preparation course cooperates with the UCLES (University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate) or Trinity College London. These two are worldwide accepted for the TEFL and TESOL tests and exams. Accredited courses are the following:
Fees vary depending on the examination centre.
Dates vary depending on the examination centre
