i-to-i TEFL review, submitted by Andrew.

They are polite and friendly when they want you to enroll, but once you have enrolled, their customer care is nonexistent. They just don’t seem to care. At all! Hidden fees all over the shop that are not included in the course fee. It costs around $50 (US) for a 2-week course extension. It costs around $150 (US) to have the certificate delivered. It costs around $100 (US) to get the i-to-i certificate certified to qualify for the Chinese Z visa. And it will cost you dearly if you accept a paid teaching placement with this company. They just want your money. It’s a real shame because the course was OK. Sure, it was riddled with grammar and spelling mistakes, but I learned quite a lot, and I thought it approached the theory of teaching in a relatable way for the student. Would I take the course again if I went back in time? No way. Will I recommend i-to-i to friends and people I meet? No way. I hope the peeps at i-to-i read this review and improve pronto because they just can’t be running a business like this. It’s just not fair to their paying customers.

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TESOL TESL course certification i-to-i TEFL review, submitted by Emma.

I took this course back in 2018 and haven’t looked back since. Even with the whole Coronavirus and whatnot, I’m still enjoying my life as an English teacher. I started out teaching in Bangkok but I didn’t like it so much(lots of traffic and lots of people)so I moved north to Chiang Mai and discovered a true gem of a city. Chiang Mai is WAY MORE chilled than Bangkok is. It’s a lot smaller too and buckets are friendlier. To make a good living up here you should (ideally) teach private students as well as your given schedule at the language school you work for. You must work at a language school to qualify for the Thai work permit (they are hot on this here) and then you can begin charging really good money for privates.

My typical working day begins at 8 (in the morning) and I teach until lunchtime. Afternoons are spent either chilling in a cafe or getting in a few hours of yoga. Then it’s teaching again until 6 or 7 pm and then I have my evenings to meet up with friends(foreign and Thai). Everything is incredibly cheap up here and the food is awesome! Plus Bangkok is only 1 hour and a bit of flight time away and the nearest beach is then just a few hour’s drive onwards. You absolutely must come to Chiang Mai and visit the surreal town of Pai too. I just love it up here. TESOL TESL course certification with itoi TEFL was awesome! Teaching English rocks!

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