TEFL Course in Kerala, India
What:
Intensive 3-week, 120-hour program. Training in various aspects of grammar, teaching methods, and teaching tips are the focus of this program with supplemental practice teaching included.
When:
2010 dates:
- February 1st to February 19th
- May 17 to June 4
- July 5 to July 23
- November 1 to November 19
Cost: $950
$400 deposit (non-refundable). Payable via Paypal, Credit Card, or Phone. Remaining balance to be paid on arrival.
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| * International: | +066.87.885.8622 |  |
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| * USA/Canada (Toll Free): | (877)865-5638 | ||
| * Australia: | 02-8014-9256 | ||
| * UK: | 020-3355-8505 | ||
You can pay with the above links or on the payment page after you enroll. Start your journey and Enroll Now.
About Kerala, India
With over a billion people, India is one of the most diverse countries on the planet and an ideal place to learn how to teach English. Whether it includes the influences from English colonization, Mongol rule, Hindu social structure or gaining independence, India’s ancient heritage goes back centuries and the end result is a country whose people are vibrant and full of life. Sights, sounds, tastes and smells explode the senses everywhere you turn, and India’s streets are splashed with spice and color.
Where ever you choose to take a TEFL course in the county, India offers an experience that is sure to stay with you for the rest of your life. The majestic Himalayas in the north allow residence in India’s northernmost states to live under the highest mountain range in the world. Go trekking or mountaineering through the snow capped mountains on your days off or visit one of the nearby villages to witness the flavor of a traditional Buddhist communities. In the south, tour the majestic temples, some of which have stood for thousands of years. Among them, see the famous Taj Mahal, one of the eight wonders of the world and a massive structural icon. If you prefer the outdoors, there are jungles to explore, exotic wildlife to observe and a multitude of pristine sandy beaches to spend your afternoons. Visit the Ganges River, one of the most famous in the world and watch ancient Hindu rituals being performed on the banks. One of the things that makes India so unique and exciting is its blend of past and present. Travel thirty minutes outside of one of India’s modern, metropolitan cities and you will find yourself in the midst of a traditional village. On the other hand, Bollywood, a booming film industry far greater than Hollywood, gives Indian citizens endless entertainment. Engage the locals with talks of India’s favorite pastime-cricket; or walk the streets of New Delhi or Mumbai and with a glass of chai tea. Indian cuisine is as diverse and exotic as the colors and perfumes that drift down the streets and you can always find something new to taste.
Because of the sheer number of different languages spoken throughout the country, English is fast becoming one of the most common. Knowing English gives Indians opportunities they might not have elsewhere and English teachers are highly valued. Likewise, in most areas, the cost of living is low, so learning how to teach English in India is more than affordable.
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