Broaden your skillset with training for teaching young learners

Over 60% of the ESL market is made of young learner classes – students between 3-12 years of age. A good 120-hour TESOL course will give you a broad understanding of how to teach the English language to a variety of students, but there’s always more that you can learn. In this 60-hour TEYL course you’ll dive deeper into the minds of young learners, you’ll understand how to adapt classes for different age groups, and you’ll gain a range of great techniques that will make your lessons fun and effective.

Internationally recognized and accredited by ACCREDITAT.
Guaranteed to pass authentication for China & Vietnam visa processes.
Guaranteed to be accepted by all major online teaching companies.
97% recommendation rating on Go Overseas.
Stress-free 7-day refund policy (full info).
Option to order hard copy certificates.

You can complete the course all online at your own pace using your notebook/computer or mobile device, and after completing the course will be able to download your accredited 60-hour TEYL certificate.

Includes your accredited TEYL certificate

After successfully completing the course you’ll gain your accredited TEYL certificate. Your course comes with the soft copy certificate, with the option to order a professionally printed hard copy if you wish to have one.

With so many teachers with similar qualifications applying for each teaching job, a TEYL certificate can help you to stand out from the crowd. It’ll help to signal that not only do you have specific training for young learners, but that you have an active interest in this age range, and that you invest in self-development activities. Schools generally want to hire teachers that can demonstrate a willingness to continually add to their skillset over time. By having your TEYL certificate you’ll be able to show this to schools when you apply for positions and will be able to discuss it during interviews with them.

Who is this course for?

If you have already completed your 120-hour TESOL course and want to develop your skills further, then this course would be perfect for you. It gives valuable insight that can help you to lessons backed by theories of early-years cognitive development. In short, you’ll be able to form lessons that are both fun and effective.

If you’re new to teaching English, then a young learner class will most likely be the most accessible type of job. Adult learner classes usually require even more advanced teaching skills, so most people first start by teaching young learners and then advance on to other types of classes as they gain more experience. By completing your TEYL course, you’ll help to accelerate your teaching journey no matter if you aim to stick with teaching young learners, or move on to teenage/adult learners later on.