Description
SEE’s accredited TEFL certification in Chiang Mai, Thailand provides internationally-recognized TEFL training with 6 hours of observed teaching practice in real schools.
In addition, trainees receive basic Thai instruction, cultural awareness training and answers to all the how-do-I questions trainees have living in Thailand.
SEE TEFL is now in its 14th year of TEFL Teacher Training with 2,000+ TEFL graduates from 40+ countries on 6 continents.
SEE graduates range in age from 18 to 70 but are usually aged between 22 and 50 years old. Typical classes have a mix of males and females from a variety of countries and backgrounds.
Our graduates teach English as a Foreign Language across Thailand and throughout the world. We strive to provide a useful and effective TEFL teacher training program.
In addition, our organization also hires dozens of English teachers every year for placement in schools throughout Chiang Mai and Northern Thailand.
SEE TEFL offers a standard TEFL course and a Paid Internship with Teacher Training.
Headquarters
SEE TEFL
SEE TEFL, Kaew Nawarat Rd, Tambon Watkate, Amphoe Muang, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Courses
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Locations
Thailand
My experience at SEE TEFL was an extremely positive one. It was intimidating for me at first as I had no understanding of how to teach grammar. It can take a while for that to sink in. However, it turned out to be quite rewarding. The environment is professional and supportive, for me not only from the staff, but also from other classmates who are there for the same reasons as you are and come from all over. Taking that course is important if you are seriously considering becoming an EFL teacher, and getting to spend a month in Chiang Mai is a rewarding experience of it’s own.
Taking the face to face course in Thailand rather than doing it in my native country was the right choice for me and beneficial. I was able to gain a healthy introduction to the culture and meet new people from the start. It also helped to steer me in a new direction for what I was seeking. I ended up spending a year in the border lands near Myanmar and had a mix of Thai and Karen hill tribe students, which gave me a rich cultural experience as well as much needed teaching experience.
Charles Moore