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Q: Can I substitute work experience if I don't have TEFL/TESOL certification?

Can I substitute work experience if I don't have TEFL/TESOL certification?

I am an experienced teacher and Coach with over 20 years experience. 

30 weeks 4 days ago in  Visa & Legalities - China

 
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No, not in China or elsewhere.

 

https://teast.co/blog/teach-english-china-visa

 

* Authenticated Academic Credentials: You will need authenticated copies of your academic degrees and any relevant teaching certificates, such as a TEFL certificate. Authentication typically involves verification from an issuing authority in your home country and possibly further verification from the Chinese consulate or embassy.

charliebrown33:

Thanks for the clarity. That’s unfortunate, especially for experienced educators like myself, hopefully requirements become more flexible in the future for proven professionals.

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No, not in China or elsewhere.

 

https://teast.co/blog/teach-english-china-visa

 

* Authenticated Academic Credentials: You will need authenticated copies of your academic degrees and any relevant teaching certificates, such as a TEFL certificate. Authentication typically involves verification from an issuing authority in your home country and possibly further verification from the Chinese consulate or embassy.

charliebrown33:

Thanks for the clarity. That’s unfortunate, especially for experienced educators like myself, hopefully requirements become more flexible in the future for proven professionals.

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in the past you might have been able to if you knew the right people and were willing to teach in the rurals. Getting the TESOL would be a sinch. Why not spend the two weeks to get it?

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