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TEFL International Certificate
TEFL Certification Course
120 Hours of TESOL Training
4 Weeks Intensive TEFL Course
8 hours Teaching Practice
25 Worldwide TEFL Locations
Course Starts from USD 1390
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Living in United Kingdom
TESOL Certification Course in London United Kingdom
Living in London – is expensive compared to many
places in the World. The cost of living will of course vary
depending on individual need and condition.
One must budget and plan out the expenses one may incur in advance.
There are to save costs. For convenience a cost list of
accommodation and other basics of living in London is given.
In the UK one of the best to cut cost is to go for shared housing
and using the excellent network of public transport.
When you rent on flat- share basis remember that the bond can be as
high as 6 weeks rent and may be also a month’s rent in advance.
This could be as much as £1000 depending on what the rent price is.
If you live outside London you can definitely save more money as it
is much cheaper there. But each to his own taste and preference;
it’s finally up to you where you decide to reside.
Mobile phones are an absolute must today. It is better to go for
pre-paid top up package as you can track your phone expenses
easily.
Internet access is another necessity and stash away funds for cafes
where you’ll use the internet to keep contact with family and
employers.
Average rental on flat share per month -
In West London £280 - £430
East London £290 - £390
South London £280 - £500
North London £300 - £400
Food and grocery on average for 2 people is about £60 per week.
Average pub meal £6 -£10
Average restaurant meal £12 - £20
It makes better sense to buy grocery and fix one’s meals at home.
Eating out is pretty expensive in London. Buy your crockery and
cutlery from Charity Shops (op shops, or second hand shops). The
stuff is decent and cheap. Makes sense to save money.
Also be on the lookout for special offers and discounts. Often
cinema tickets mention about discounts at nearby restaurants,
checkout shops where there‘s buy one get one free on offer.
Transportation
Weekly Zone 1-6 Travel card £41
Monthly Travel card £86
Midsize car on hire £70
Train to Cambridge £17 - £20
Traveling by bus that crisscross all over the city and the tube
that runs the length and breadth of London are the best ways to
travel in London. The train service is also excellent. Public
transport is the best way to save money.
Entertainment Cost
London has a lot of entertainments on offer but the they don’t come
cheap. It makes good sense to join the local library where you can
rent dvds at cheap price and use the internet at a discount.
Movie £7-£10
West end Theatre £25+
Concerts £10+
Pubs and club entry £5 -£20
So, before you arrive at London have a clear idea of the funds you
have and how best you can survive on it before you land yourself a
job. Of course TEFL International will help you to seek placement
in England so feel free to seek assistance after completing the in
class 4 weeks TEFL certificate course in London.
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