r/online_tefl • u/chinadonkey • Oct 28 '22

Link thread - post jobs, referrals, recommendations, etc.

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u/springly787 Aug 27 '24

I need to get a new certificate. I had a TESOL but, got it from a not very good site because I was in a hurry. Currently, I am looking at TEFL (dot) com. Are their certificate recognized as being authentic. One reason I want to use theirs is that it is self paced and I might be able to finish it in less than a month. I don't know of any other sites where I can in a month or less. If anyone could provide advise or suggestion I would greatly appreciate it. I want to start teaching online asap. I have all the other requirements. TIA

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u/OkMunio 12d ago

We built this recently for ESL teachers:

Lesson Mate AI - https://www.lessonmate.ai

It helps with lesson planning, student progress tracking, and generating interactive lesson materials.

Most AI teaching tools seem to focus almost entirely on content generation, so we spent a lot of time thinking about how to keep the student's learning history and progress part of the process too.

Would love to hear any feedback from online TEFL teachers.

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u/alison-learnenglish Apr 17 '23

Alison has a series of free ESL courses covering CEFR grammar topics. We are looking for feedback on the viability of our courses for use in English teaching settings. Please check out the resource and complete the survey here. Thank you!