MyTEFL review, submitted by Stanley.

When you hear TEFL mill, you think of this program. It is a little costly when you compare it to similar programs but requires hardly any work to pass the classes. The main bulk of the course involves modules that can be clicked through and no academic rigor is needed to pass them. My TEFL does offer 120-hour classes with a great deal of flexibility, which is ideal for working professionals, so I am acknowledging this as a strong positive for the course. However, passing classes at this school is incredibly easy and the whole setup doesn’t encourage in-depth learning. It does touch on the basics of teaching English as a second language. A TEFL certificate from this school probably won’t carry a lot of weight in my opinion.

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MyTEFL review, submitted by Donny.

I chose to take this course, based on the good feedback I read on various blogs published on the internet. It was, therefore, a big surprise to me when the course turned out to be passable in content and the support pretty much non-existent. The course is divided into modules, each covering different aspects of teaching English as a foreign language. I thought the choice of materials covered in the modules was very good. The problem that I had was that I was able to complete a module in under an hour-meaning the whole course in its entirety took only a couple of days to complete. Each module is a page or two of text and a (simple) quiz below. There is no way this course is 120 hours. It’s a fraction of that. From payment to certification, I didn’t receive any personalized communication from MyTEFL. From payment to certification, everything is automated. After the certification step, that was it from MyTEFL. No help getting a job. No help with teaching abroad information. There was an option I saw advertised on the MyTEFL website for job placement services, but I have read that these are generally best avoided. I would like to recommend MyTEFL, but I just can’t-based on the service I received. Perhaps I was unlucky and took the course during a temporary lull in their (as one blogger wrote) ‘well-oiled TEFL machine’. Or, perhaps the blogger hadn’t even taken the course and was just more concerned about the affiliate coupon which, yes, I did enter upon checkout-to save 35% off the course fee. The price of the MyTEFL 120-Hour course is good. You’ll be able to use the certificate abroad. I’m just not sure whether you’ll learn a substantial amount about TEFL by taking this course. And if you think you will need help to find work after the course, you might find yourself out on a limb as I was.

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MyTEFL review, submitted by Alex.

If all of the myTEFL graduate travel blogs are to believe, you will have an “awesome” time on this course; receiving the “best” in online Tefl training and job-finding services. There’s just one problem-those travel blogs aren’t written by people doing it out of love. They are writing about how great MyTEFL is because they get to earn an affiliate commission on each and every new course sign-up that is recorded through their blog. Very disingenuous indeed. It took me 4 days to wrap this course up. A 120-hour course in 4 days. It was in no way a 120-hour course. Very light on the content depth too. And when it was all done and dusted, when I had received my TEFL certificate and was waiting in anticipation for help to locate a job abroad, the help never came. Basically, they try and upsell you on a job placement or internship and go silent when you say you want to look for a job on your own and with their help. I’ve never had an experience like it when so much was promised upfront and so little actually provided. Don’t believe the myTEFL travel blogs! That is the lesson learned from this whole experience.

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