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Blog Category: About ICAL

ICAL TEFL Resources

The ICAL TEFL site has thousands of pages of free TEFL resources for teachers and students. These include: The TEFL ICAL Grammar Guide. Country Guides for teaching around the world. How to find TEFL jobs. How to teach English. TEFL Lesson Plans. ... and much, much,...

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Top 3 Tips to Make the Most of your Online TEFL Course

We get thousands of students each year taking our online TEFL course and a lot of new trainees joining us don't quite know what to expect so here are 3 simple tips to help you make the most of your training. 1. Use your Personal Tutor! Our tutors are experienced,...

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Guest Blogs – write for us

The ICAL TEFL Blog and the ICAL TEFL Resources are hugely popular destinations for English language professionals. Although we have added our own articles, we also welcome submissions from individuals and organizations outside ICAL TEFL. If you are interested in...

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ICAL TEFL Testimonials

A random collection of students' feedback. Thanks to each and every ICAL student for sharing their course experience with other TEFLers. What ICAL Students Say From XN1C3B Paul, working on mod3. What I'm learning in my ICAL studies has already helped me very much with...

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Charity

Over the years ICAL TEFL has given away many thousands of dollars in charitable donations to causes we feel are worthwhile and beneficial to the community. These have ranged from schools in Africa to books in Mongolia to help for inner-city students in the USA. Each...

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Learn English

We get many people asking to learn English with ICAL. Please note that we mainly run courses for teachers wanting to teach English. We also run the ICAL Grammar Foundation Course for those wishing to learn English grammar. However, if you would like to learn general...

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Got a TEFL or Language Question?

Er... What's a past participle? What on earth is the third conditional? How can I find work in Thailand? Do I need a degree to be a teacher? Er... Do you have a question about teaching English or even English itself? Then ask us and we'll let you know the answer....

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ICAL TEFL Partner Scheme

ICAL Educational Partner Scheme Through the ICAL Educational Partner Scheme any English Language School or Educational Institute can offer their teachers quality training and recognized TEFL certification at a considerably discounted price. We co-operate with several...

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Terms & Conditions

The following are the full terms and conditions for taking an ICAL TEFL course. If you have any questions about these then do please feel free to contact us for clarification. To register for an ICAL TEFL course you must: have a good standard of English; this means...

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ICAL TEFL Privacy Policy

Your privacy is always carefully managed and protected by ICAL TEFL. This page explains what happens when you write to us and how your details and information is dealt with. This applies whether you are a registered student or a general enquirer. This page outlines...

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Payment Options for ICAL TEFL Courses

The cost of an ICAL course is shown clearly on the courses page. There are no hidden extras and the course fee includes: all tuition fees your personal tutor throughout the course all materials full access to the ICAL Student Center during and after the course...

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Accreditation & Recognition for TEFL Courses

Despite what some providers claim, there is NO independent international accrediting body for TEFL Certificates. Likewise, there is NO independent international accrediting body for schools which offer courses online. This means that, on paper at least, every school...

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ICAL Students Training to Teach English

ICAL students come from all walks of life. There's no "typical" ICAL student. The majority of our students are new to teaching. But we also have many teachers wanting to learn more and earn an extra qualification. Aside from a good knowledge of English, we don't...

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