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TEFL International TESOL Course Czech Republic

TEFL International teaches the TEFL Certification Course in Prague in collaboration with the local ITC. The ITC teachers along with TEFL international helps the trainees look for job after completion of the course. The course takes place in an institute at the heart of the Old Town. The location is in close proximity to the Danube River and the Charles Bridge. The Ministry of Education of Czech Republic accredits these TEFL courses in Prague. During the course, the students are encouraged to participate in other kinds of activities.

TESOL Course Prague Czech Republic

TESOL Certification Course in Prague, Czech Republic

Prague is a city of unique and overwhelming beauty. The city is a celebration of eloquent architecture. The Moldova River cuts the city in two parts. The two districts : Stare Mesto-Nove Mesto and Mala Strana (it has the castle), that are largely independent, but yoked together by Charles Bridge. One should visit it, at sunset.

The whole city is infused with romance and the atmosphere invites self-indulgence, what with its ancient legends of supernatural creatures like Golem made by Rabbi Low to defend the Hebraic community. The Hebraic Quarter is a rarity.

Praga houses a collection of amazing buildings, monuments that are centuries old. It is a treasure trove of various architectural styles that spans from Romanesque and Gothic to Renaissance and Baroque to Art Nouveau, Cubism and Deconstructionist. All forms seem to blend in effortlessly. The Czech capital was fortunate enough to have much of its buildings and structures unscathed by Second World War.

Prague is a favorite holiday destination not simply for its historical monuments and grand edifices but also because of its people who are free-spirited and exceptionally creative. The city with its lofty churches and many carvings is inspiring and one can never tire of it. Prague for more than millennia has been the cultural and political centre of the Czech Republic. It lies on the bank of the River Vltava in central Bohemia and is a treasure house of the Czech culture and architecture.
The Prague is speckled with beautiful with their intricately designed Romanesque style buildings that were so popular in the 10th and 12th century Europe. It is branded a world heritage site by UNESCO. Strolling down the old town square one can get a sense of the various momentous events that had taken place there. The city offers an interesting assortment of entertainments where everyone has something to take delight in. From art to history, from entertainment to partying everything is available at a price.

Choosing to do the TEFL International course at Prague is the smartest way to see the city that once was the cultural hub of Europe and had earned nick names like “the city of Magic”. It showcases all the great achievements of the Czechs and one can never tire of the city, since it has endless series of amusements on offer.

Prague’s location also makes it the perfect first stop for travelers interested in visiting neighboring Germany, Austria or Slovakia. As a candidate doing TESOL course from TEFL International at Prague you will be able to enjoy a tour of the magical city and also gear yourself for a trip to nearby Vienna as well. The staffs at the course center are ever prepared to help you plan your travel itinerary within the city and its suburbs. So don’t hesitate to seek their assistance.

A TEFL course in Prague TEFL International may well be your ticket to working in this fascinating city.

TEFL International course in Prague is a four week or 120 hours intensive class room based basic Teacher training TESOL or TEFL Certification Course. The course offered by The International TEFL Course equips the enrolled participants with an internationally recognized certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language. It trains participants with techniques necessary for teaching English to students who speak languages other than English. Without a TEFL or TESOL certificate one cannot be an English teacher anywhere in the world. It’s a prerequisite that all advertisements for English teachers insist upon.

TEFL means Teaching English as a Foreign Language to Teach Abroad one must have a TEFL certificate. The certification provides the credentials needed for teaching English Abroad in non-native English speaking countries.

The highlight of the in class / on site course is the teaching practice sessions. This course provides ample opportunity to teacher trainees to face classroom situations and implement all the teaching techniques taught instantly. The constant feedback that they receive from the trainers and observers is also beneficial. It helps them to correct their errors assiduously.

The 4-week classroom based TEFL / TESOL course is very functional and designed to provide adequate importance to practice teaching or the hours spent in actual classrooms. The course also extends Job guidance and support all through your teaching career.

Tourist Attractions
Prague’s historical monuments are essentially in renaissance style and even the communist regime with its stark utilitarian architecture could hardly put a dent in the city’s grandeur. In fact the austereness of these buildings only make the earlier creations more alluring and magnificent.

It is a huge place with a lot to see and one can’t cover it all in a day. The most obvious sites to be visited are the Old Town Square, Lesser Town Square Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and Petrin Hill.
The Charles Bridge has interesting statues placed on either side and is mostly teeming with visitors and vendors. Its lively atmosphere is heady and the carvings lovely.

The picturesque Prague castle seems to have jumped out of a fairytale book. Even at the risk of sounding clichéd one has to admit the castle is “Picture Perfect!”

The old town square is where you find beautiful instances of Gothic and Neo-Renaissance architecture. There’s the Gothic church standing in close proximity with the Classical Cathedral that has a more modern appearance. The astronomical clock is located here and it’s an all time favorite with the tourists who love to see the puppets that pop out with every time the clock chimes.

If you wish to dine drink and enjoy sightseeing you need to move out of the city centre to Zizkov and Vinohrady quarters.
Another interesting place to visit is the zoo in Troja which is gaining in popularity with every passing year.
If the daytime is spent sightseeing the evening and the night can be spent at soirees and operas or at the clubs and bars partying and jamming till dawn.

Prague is simply – Awesome! Can you imagine the rollicking time you’ll have in this city during the weekends of the 4 weeks onsite TEFL international course?

Evening and Nightlife
The nightlife in Prague has two aspects to it – the somber and elegantly classical and the excitingly contemporary. It’s for you to decide whether it’s the opera you wish to attend or the poetry reading sessions or to jive and gyrate at the nightclubs and discos.

If you are so inclined you may do both. Attend a poetry reading session in the evening and move onto something more physically challenging at the dance floor still later in the evening or seek your muse as you nurse the world’s best beer and wine at one the many bars and clubs that line the lanes of Prague.

Prague is full of pubs, bars, and clubs and compared to the rest of Europe the prices are competitive.
Prague city stays wake all night long since most of the clubs do not close before 5AM and then one can carry on with partying at the "after party" clubs which run till late afternoon. Check out Golem club, millennium casino U Bulino, it’s unlikely that you’ll regret the decision!

Transport
Prague’s public transportation system is perhaps the best in Europe. Almost everyone in Prague use the metro, trams and buses that traverse the city and suburbs.

The metro covers distance faster and makes travel easy and comfortable.
For moving around town it’s better to use public transport as traffic snarls are frequent and taxi drivers may not be the friendliest of people.

Weather
Prague has a temperate climate with pleasant comfortable summers and wet, chilly, winters. July and August are dry summer months and not a bad season for a trip to Prague.

Mid May to mid June which is late spring and early fall that is between September and October, are the best times to visit the city.