The course itself was underwhelming. While the content was passable, it felt generic and outdated. There was minimal real engagement, and the support was lackluster at best. I didn’t feel adequately prepared to teach English professionally upon completion. It became increasingly clear to me that The TEFL Academy prioritizes sales over student success.

Feeling duped, I contacted my bank to dispute the charges and explained the situation. Thankfully, they sided with me and refunded my course fee. I consider myself lucky in that respect, but others might not be as fortunate.

After more careful research, I chose to enroll in a course with TEFL Online Pro (teflonlinepro.com). The difference was night and day. Their support was prompt and personalized, and the course materials were clearly designed with real-world application in mind. I’m now teaching Business English in Madrid, Spain, and feel confident and well-equipped in my role—thanks entirely to the superior training and guidance I received from TEFL Online Pro.

In conclusion, I would strongly caution anyone considering The TEFL Academy to look elsewhere. Their marketing practices are misleading, and the course does not deliver the value it promises. Do your research and choose a provider that puts your success first.