Why the SIT TESOL Certificate Course?
• SIT has been a leader in teacher education for over 40 years and offers one of the most highly regarded Master's degrees in Teaching.
• The 130-hour TESOL/TEFL certificate course, including 6 hours of trainer observed practice teaching to esl students, is accredited, internationally recognized and externally validated.
• All trainers are trained and licensed by SIT and have extensive experience as teachers and trainers.
• The course uses an inductive, experiential, hands-on approach.
• Life-time job-counseling is offered upon successful completion of the course offered by Global TEFL.
• From a recent participant: "The passion, dedication of the trainers, the interest in and willingness to work with, help and give meaningful feedback to all of us made this course such a wonderful, meaningful, and supportive experience". Nicole
• The SIT TESOL Certificate Course is one of only four named courses on tesol.org, the international professional organization of TESOL.

About SIT
World Learning/SIT (formerly The School for International Training), located in Brattleboro, Vermont, for 41 years has been offering master degree programs in language teacher education and intercultural management. It also offers more than fifty undergraduate study abroad programs. The mission of the school is to enable participants to develop the skills, knowledge, attitudes and awareness needed to contribute effectively to global understanding. SIT is well-known nationally and internationally for its work in language teacher education and has been training learner-oriented, culturally sensitive and humanistic language teachers in their Master of Arts in TESOL course for over thirty years. It has prepared over 2000 active professionals who are working in the field today making significant contributions as classroom teachers, administrators or consultants throughout the US and in over 70 countries around the world. Among the earliest proponents of experiential education, SIT's program provides teachers with the knowledge to achieve excellence in their classroom practice and to be advocates for intercultural understanding. These same elements provided the basis for the design of the four-week certificate program.