Is TEFL recognized in New Zealand?
Is TEFL recognized in New Zealand?
Even though New Zealand is an English-speaking country, the TEFL industry is well developed thanks to the many Asian learners who decide to visit New Zealand to learn English.
What is a TEFL qualification equivalent to?
What is a TEFL qualification equivalent to? The CELTA and Trinity Cert TESOL have both been regulated in the UK by Ofqual at Level 5 on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF). This is equivalent to an HND, Foundation degree, Diploma of Higher Education or level 5 NVQ.
What NQF level is TEFL?
NQF Level 5
TEFL doesn’t have unit standards. However, courses can be aligned to a particular level on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF). All Wits Language School TEFL courses are aligned to NQF Level 5, which is a higher certificate.
How long does it take to get a TEFL in New Zealand?
TEFL-earning students in New Zealand have choices of programs that range between a 120-hour TESOL certification and a 600-hour TESOL diploma. Academies offer four- or five-week CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults) courses in New Zealand.
What do you need to know about TEFL certification?
TEFL certification refers to a qualification specifically for teaching English – abroad or online – to English language learners. In the world of English language teaching there are a lot of different acronyms, which can get a little confusing! TEFL, TESOL, TESL, CELTA, and DELTA are a few of the most common terms you may have come across
Do you need a university degree to play TEFL?
Qualifications are not always essential, especially in certain parts of the world and for certain schools. In some countries, simply being a native speaker of English is enough. In others, a university degree in any subject, without any teaching or English qualifications, will suffice.
Can you teach English as a foreign language with TEFL?
Qualify to teach English as a foreign language with one of our most popular TEFL courses. TEFL qualifications are measured in hours, with most employers requiring teachers to hold a 120-hour certificate. You can get your 120-hour TEFL qualification entirely online or combined with classroom study.