Candidate training by COREnglish

120-hour TEFL/TESOL certificate for job-ready teaching candidates

A practical online training product for candidates who want stronger teaching skills, a better hiring profile, and a clear COREnglish-issued certificate.

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120 online hours

Self-paced

Final exam

Lesson plan task

Certificate sample

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120-Hour Online TEFL/TESOL Certificate

Issued after module completion, quizzes, final exam, and a basic lesson plan submission.

Workload

120h

Certificate

Sample format

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Built for hiring readiness

This is a focused candidate training product from a talent acquisition agency that understands what hiring teams want to see from new online teachers.

Curriculum

What the 120 hours cover

Ten practical modules, each tied to the skills a new teacher needs before applying, interviewing, and teaching online.

TEFL/TESOL Foundations

8h

Teaching roles, learner profiles, language levels, and the habits of professional online teachers.

Module 1

English Grammar for Teachers

18h

Grammar explanations, common learner errors, correction choices, and practical teacher language.

Module 2

Vocabulary and Pronunciation

12h

Word meaning, form, use, drilling, phonics basics, stress, intonation, and pronunciation feedback.

Module 3

Teaching Speaking and Listening

14h

Conversation lessons, fluency practice, listening stages, speaking confidence, and correction balance.

Module 4

Teaching Reading and Writing

12h

Reading stages, writing tasks, model texts, feedback, and clear skill-building lesson flow.

Module 5

Lesson Planning

16h

Objectives, lesson stages, timing, materials, warmups, controlled practice, and freer production.

Module 6

Classroom and Online Management

12h

Student engagement, behavior, pacing, instructions, online tools, and professional class presence.

Module 7

Teaching Young Learners

10h

Age-appropriate routines, attention, games, parent expectations, safety, and lesson variety.

Module 8

Assessment and Feedback

8h

Progress checks, rubric thinking, useful feedback, quiz design, and learner motivation.

Module 9

Career Readiness

10h

Teacher CVs, intro videos, demo lesson prep, interview answers, and candidate presentation.

Module 10

Completion

How certification works

The completion rules are simple: finish the modules, pass the assessments, submit a lesson plan, and receive a COREnglish-issued certificate.

1

Complete all 10 modules and 120 training hours.

2

Pass each module quiz and the final exam with at least 80%.

3

Submit a basic lesson plan using the COREnglish lesson plan template.

4

Accept the certificate terms, including that the credential is COREnglish-issued and not externally accredited unless stated on this website.

Candidate outcomes

Make the profile stronger

Explain grammar clearly instead of only knowing the right answer.

Plan structured online lessons with objectives, timing, and student output.

Handle demo lessons, intro videos, interviews, and candidate presentation.

Show employers a COREnglish-issued certificate after completion.

FAQ

Clear answers before early access

Is this an English academy program?

No. COREnglish remains a recruitment and talent acquisition agency. This is a candidate training product for people building job-ready English teaching profiles.

Is the certificate externally accredited?

The certificate verifies completion of COREnglish course requirements. We do not claim external accreditation unless it is stated directly on the website.

Does it guarantee a job?

No certificate can guarantee employment. The course is designed to strengthen practical teaching skills, candidate presentation, and hiring readiness.

How is the certificate issued?

Learners must complete the modules, pass quizzes and the final exam, submit a lesson plan, and meet the published completion requirements.

Join the early access list

Tell us you are interested and we will contact you by email with access details, pricing, and start dates when the first candidate cohort opens.