TEFL Online Course Review and What To Expect

Slightly different to my usual finance videos, but this is a side hustle that I've been pursuing for ages and I've finally reached the point where I can start! I wanted to do a quick video explaining what to expect when you do the TEFL online course qualification and then I'll do another to explain how I got on actually using it to teach :) link (non affiliate) down below to the course I did:

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[TEFLorg]

Thank you for taking the time to review the course Anna - I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed it! Wishing you all the best with teaching online and look forward to the follow-up review/video 😀 - Alan

[tnt]

Thank you so much for this video Anna! I find a lot of other people aren't really open in telling others which tefl courses they recommend or have done themselves which makes my search for an actual accredited tefl course very difficult😢 But, I think I will definitely check out the site you recommend! Hopefully I feel as content with it when and if I take a course from them myself!

[alanbegg]

Just signed up for the TEFL course 👍
It's currently half price 💰
Let's do this! 🤗

[mavutivepersonalfinancelif]

Looking forward to hear how the actual teaching goes in the future actually. Hope you’ll do a follow up video in the future! ☀️😊

[Mehranwahid]

Thank you! So am not the only native speaker struggling with some of the grammar - and thank you for all encouraging comments, I needed them!

[cathydando]

That's really helpful, many thanks. I look forward to your updates.

[ingridramoloto]

I really enjoy listening to your voice. So relaxing

[ashquan]

Whenever o need a genuine informed input your there for me!

[ForeverBennett]

Thank you for posting this, I'm very interested in doing the course.

[LucasJ-YT]

Just bought this today! Hoping to start doing online lessons while at uni next year

[PlanningandFinances]

Great info Anna, Look forward to hearing an update when you get teaching.

[YogaBlissDance]

EXACTLY at 3:00 as an English native speaker it's the same- the grammer is ingrained but for the life of me- I can't explain it not now. So while I teach on ITalki I'm keeping my focus to conversation which for the intermediate and above level is so needed, they get grammar in school, but can't speak.

[PrettyPennyClub]

Congratulations - very interesting. A friend of mine went to Japan to do this some years ago and never came back. Such opportunities it can afford. Nice work!

[TradingWithCJ]

Congrats on completing your course, sounded pretty interesting! More money coming your way now! 👏🏼

[isakso]

Thanks loved the video! It was great what I needed to hear! God bless pretty sure by now you are teaching English online, kudos to you!

[charloussier]

I can't thank you enough for this video 🙏🏻

[FrankMularcik]

Thanks for sharing, definitely is a good side hustle.

[ngelo]

Thank you for making this video! It was so useful, take care!

[ErinDHM]

Ah fab - well done on completing it, Anna! I kind of fancy trying it myself actually, so am looking forward to hear how you get on :)

[RingsOfSolace]

If you've learned a language before, learning the words for the grammar is definitely easier. I know Spanish as a second language and am learning Mandarin, and I had such a hard time with a grammatical structure. The explanations made it weird and foreign. But then someone told me, "yeah, no, that's basically the equivalent of the conditional tense." Then it clicked. But had I not known Spanish, I wouldn't have known what a conditional tense even is.