120-Hour TESOL Certification: What Does 120 Hours Actually Mean?
Understand how a 120-hour TESOL course may divide live training, guided study, assignments, lesson planning, teaching practice and portfolio work.
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Understand how a 120-hour TESOL course may divide live training, guided study, assignments, lesson planning, teaching practice and portfolio work.
Learn what TESOL means, where TESOL teachers work, what teacher training covers, and how to decide whether English teaching is the right path for you.
A Cambridge Veritas TESOL guide to multiple-choice items, true/false tasks, short answers, gap filling, scoring reliability, validity, and classroom backwash.
For International Women's Day, Cambridge Veritas celebrates five educators whose work reshaped pronunciation, digital teaching, equity, grammar instruction, and...
How IELTS Masterclass, Voice and Accent Training, and TESOL certification can help English language trainers build a stronger professional identity and a more s...
A Cambridge Veritas guide for English teachers exploring China: market realities, qualifications, visas, classroom culture, career routes, and why TESOL trainin...
A practical TESOL guide to digital literacies, classroom tools, online lessons, and choosing technology for better learning.
A practical guide for English teachers: objectives, content, sequencing, syllabus types, classroom use, and evaluation.
A practical Cambridge Veritas guide to responding to meaning, guiding revision, and helping learners become stronger writers.
A practical, evidence-informed guide for English teachers who want more active, communicative, learner-centred classrooms.

Explore common test techniques used in language assessment including multiple choice, yes/no, true/false, short-answer, and gap filling methods. Learn the advan...

Explore English for Specific Purposes (ESP) - from its 1960s origins to modern applications. Learn about the 5 key development phases, teaching approaches, and...
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TESOL means Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. It is a broad field covering English teaching in multilingual, international, online and community contexts.
TESOL is a broad term for teaching English to speakers of other languages. TEFL commonly refers to teaching English as a foreign language. Course recognition, assessment and teaching-practice requirements depend on the provider and qualification.
This hub organises Cambridge Veritas guides on certification, methodology, lesson planning, assessment, online teaching and careers. The free-resources library provides additional level- and skill-based teaching materials.
Many multilingual teachers build successful English-teaching careers. Requirements vary by employer and country, but strong English proficiency, teaching knowledge, practical evidence and relevant qualifications are important.