Take our 4-week TEFL/TESOL in-class course in Granada
Granada is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to Spain's most visited attraction, the Alhambra Palace.
The historical city of Granada is a magical location to take a TEFL course.
It is the former capital of Moorish Spain and this is evident in the many palaces, churches, monuments and ancient dwellings that are still home to many of the city’s inhabitants.
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TEFL in Granada | TEFL Spain | ITTT

TEFL International’s course in Granada is magical. It’s one of UNESCO’s World Heritage sites and home to the majestic Alhambra Palace. Added to this, it’s the former capital of Moorish Spain and the Moors’ influences are seen everywhere. From monuments and churches to homes and palaces, history and intrigue will surround you every day of your stay.

Today, Granada is a larger town rather than a small village. Despite its growth, it has retained its ancient charm. It is also a popular university town with vibrant nightlife to compliment its variety of eateries, theaters and clubs.

Located in the Andalucia region, and nestled between the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the Costa del Sol, Granada is also geographically unique. You’ll never run out of things to do or see.

Opportunities for skiing, trekking, or just soaking up the sun await anyone who arrives. It would take you more than a month of weekend explorations just to scratch the surface.

The surrounding area includes Cordoba and its ancient Roman ruins, as well as the awe inspiring Mesquitta—a former cathedral that was turned into the world’s largest mosque in the 14th century. There’s also Malaga, the birth place of Picasso.

And who can forget about the local cuisine? Go anywhere in Spain and you’ll be hard pressed to find fresher, more diverse food options. You’ll enjoy gazpacho, tapas, chorizo and paella while washing it down with local wines or a crisp lager. Come to Granada and you’ll see for yourself just how much this wonderful region has to offer.

All of Granada’s offerings combine with TEFL International’s quality training to make this a prime location for gaining tefl certification.

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The School

TEFL International’s course in Granada is held in the middle of a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Classes are delivered in a Carmen style building in the heart of the ancient Arabic quarter of town. We’re also in the middle of a traffic-free zone with countless plazas, fountains and narrow cobblestone streets.

This historic setting is characterized by traditional Moorish style houses. These distinct dwellings epitomize all that is Andalucia. White-walled buildings hide cool interior patios, gardens and much, much more.

Despite the city’s ancient feel, our facilities are fully equipped and even include Wi-fi as well as a coffee shop. Our classrooms are comfortable and we provide all materials and facilities needed to successfully complete your studies.

You’re never too far from anything in Granada. The center is conveniently located within a ten-minute walk of Granada’s city center.

Accommodation

Imagine staying in a restored, 16th century, medieval hospederia (guesthouse) in the heart of the Albayzin region for the duration of your TEFL International course in Granada. This is what you have to look forward to once you confirm your place on the course by making a deposit payment. It’s hard to imagine a more picturesque setting for any accommodation, anywhere in the world.

You’ll have your own bedroom with attached bathroom. You’ll also have Wi-fi, a television, a large kitchen, dining room, a common area and laundry facilities. We’ve also got a fabulous roof-top terrace with gorgeous views of the Alhambra Palace.

This accommodation is just a short walk from the training facility and within easy reach of the area’s historical sites, restaurants, nightlife and transport links.

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Course fees

The total price is divided into: deposit and balance.

The deposit may be paid via a) credit card b) Paypal c) wire transfer d) Western Union.

The balance of the course fee must be paid by cash, PayPal or bank transfer directly to the training center on the first day of the course.

 

Deposit
US$ 600
to be paid in advance
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Balance
Euros 980
USD $1067
to be paid on arrival

Accomodation Fees

The accommodation fees are not part of the course price and you are free to choose whichever accommodation option you prefer.

You are not obliged to use the accommodation provided by the school and you are welcome to make your own accommodation arrangements. If you choose to use our accommodation, it should be paid for either by cash, PayPal or bank transfer directly to the school at the start of the course.

And up
Euros 330
USD $359
(to be paid on arrival)
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are my payment options?

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    Course deposits must be paid to our administrative center. Credit/debit card payments are the fastest and cheapest way to pay, but we also accept payments via Western Union, Pay Pal and bank transfer. While there are no deadlines for a deposit, courses can fill up quickly and your seat will only be reserved after the deposit has been paid.

    Once you make your deposit, you will receive an email with an informational packet that provides detailed information about the course and Granada itself.

    The balance of course fees are payable via credit/debit card, cash or bank transfer. Payments representing at least 50% of the course balance must be paid at least one month in advance.

    Fees are all-inclusive so you won’t be asked to pay additional costs for course related materials or services. This also includes course moderation and accreditation fees, lifetime job assistance, a welcome dinner and daily refreshments.

  • What are my accommodation options?

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    Our trainee accommodation is provided in a restored medieval hospedería in the ancient Moorish district of El Albayzin (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). The cost of accommodation starts at 250 €.

    The accommodation is close to the school and within walking distance of Granada’s restaurants, night-life and historical sites.

    The hospedería has private bedrooms with private or shared bathrooms, a common room with internet, a TV and eating area, a large kitchen and laundry facilities. It also has a cool and peaceful inside patio and a roof terrace with a view of the world famous Alhambra.

    The accommodation is available from 2:00 p.m. on the Sunday before the course begins until 11:00 a.m. on the Saturday after the course. To extend your stay, please contact our office to check on availability.

  • What travel documents will I need for spain?

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    All non-EU visitors to Spain are required to have a passport valid for at least six months after their arrival date. Visitors to Spain (provided that they stay for no more than 90 days) from the following countries do NOT need a visa:

    Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, El Salvador, Japan, Guatemala, Honduras, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, Monaco, Nicaragua, New Zealand, Panama, Paraguay, Romania, Singapore, South Korea, United States of America, Uruguay and Venezuela.

    Furthermore, all citizens of the countries included in the European Union, per the Schengen Agreement, do not need a visa to enter Spain. They do, however, need an identity document and we recommend they bring their passport as well.

    Citizens from all other countries should contact their local Spanish consulate to obtain current travel regulations.*

    * As this information is subject to change at any time, we advise everyone to contact their local Spanish consulate for current travel regulations prior to planning their trip.

  • What is the course schedule?

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    The first session starts on Monday at 9:00 a.m. sharp.

    You will receive a course timetable on the first day of the course. The timetable is subject to change depending on holidays and other considerations.

    Trainees must attend all sessions included on the timetable unless they are sick and require medical treatment. This is particularly important for Teaching Practice (TP) as it is very difficult to arrange alternate TP times. You will normally have roughly three hours of input for each day of the course schedule.

    Teaching practice is usually held in the evenings and each lesson lasts for 60 minutes. Trainees either team-teach or observe these classes. When teaching, trainees are observed by qualified staff; feedback is given after each class, usually on the following day.

  • What can I expect during teaching practice?

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    Lessons are delivered to students aged 16 years and older. The vast majority of students are Spanish but other nationalities do attend some classes. Class size varies from one-to-one lessons up to 16 students. Lessons are based upon real teaching resources found all over the world and you will have the chance to create your own materials as well. You will receive the aid of your course trainer throughout lesson planning and receive feedback on your lesson after it’s been delivered. Practicum is assessed and a satisfactory assessment is required to earn your TEFL/TESOL certificate.

  • Who usually attends the course?

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    We average 24 trainees on each course. The majority of trainees are British or American, while many others come from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland, South Africa and the Philippines. Occasionally, we do get fluent non-native English speakers from Western Europe, Scandinavia, India, China, Thailand, etc. Trainees must be 18 years of age or older and the age range varies greatly depending on the course.

  • Is there a dress code?

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    During trainees’ lessons, casual attire is allowed. There are specific dress requirements that adhere to the local Spanish culture and basic ideas of professionalism. All trainees are expected to dress ‘casually smart’. Visible tattoos and piercings are not acceptable. ‘Office standard’ hairstyles and coloring are also required.

  • What should I bring for course studies?

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    Please be sure to arrive on the first day of the course with a notebook and a pen. You may also want to bring a recording device, a digital Dictaphone or a smart phone would be ideal. We encourage you to bring a laptop as we have Wi-Fi at the training center. It is also a good idea to bring a thumb drive (data stick). We will provide all course materials for you so there is no need to bring anything else for the course itself.



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