TEFL/TESOL Certification in Cambodia since 2007.

We have developed the first Cambodian administered, not-for-profit, TEFL. Our trainers are well qualified and experienced and have chosen to work with us because of their desire to establish and be part of an enterprise that benefits Cambodia and concentrates on helping people.

Upon deciding to train as an English Teacher there are a bewildering number of companies offering a large number of different courses. CamTEFL has been established because we believe there are many people who want their money to be of benefit to developing communities whilst at the same time earning a professional qualification.

A key component to ensure a quality course are the 6 hours of observed, teaching practise you will complete with real students as part of their continuous curriculum at a community language school in Phnom Penh.

We are committed to:-

Latest updates

Equal Opportunity and Diversity, The Handbook for Teachers of English

This new handbook written by David Valente and commissioned by the British Council has used CamTEFL as a case study to illustrate a global citizenship/intercultural dialogue approach.

Accreditation News

January 2009 After a successful proposal and on submission of evidence and detailed investigation of the work at CamTEFL during 2008 the Awards Committe of the College of Teachers in the UK have just informed us that CamTEFL is now an accredited centre, able to award Level 1 Advanced Certificate in TESOL. Please note that the cost fo CamTEFL has increased to $1450 to cover this additional administration.

Teachers Across Borders

At a meeting at the end of September 2008 the Teachers Across Borders board ratified the following:- Teachers Across Borders endorses the aims of CamTEFL. Teachers Across Borders and CamTEFL will work together to improve the quality of TEFL training programs.

Scholarship Scheme

Local Training Diversification

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	TEFL/TESOL Certification in Cambodia since 2007. We have developed the first Cambodian administered, not-for-profit, TEFL. Our trainers are well qualified and experienced and have chosen to work with us because of their desire to establish and be part of an enterprise that benefits Cambodia and concentrates on helping people. Upon deciding to train as an English Teacher there are a bewildering number of companies offering a large number of different courses. CamTEFL has been established because we believe there are many people who want their money to be of benefit to developing communities whilst at the same time earning a professional qualification. A key component to ensure a quality course are the 6 hours of observed, teaching practise you will complete with real students as part of their continuous curriculum at a community language school in Phnom Penh. We are committed to:- Quality TEFL training. Sustainable development. Transparency. Latest updates Equal Opportunity and Diversity, The Handbook for Teachers of English This new handbook written by David Valente and commissioned by the British Council has used CamTEFL as a case study to illustrate a global citizenship/intercultural dialogue approach. Accreditation News January 2009 After a successful proposal and on submission of evidence and detailed investigation of the work at CamTEFL during 2008 the Awards Committe of the College of Teachers in the UK have just informed us that CamTEFL is now an accredited centre, able to award Level 1 Advanced Certificate in TESOL. Please note that the cost fo CamTEFL has increased to $1450 to cover this additional administration. Teachers Across Borders At a meeting at the end of September 2008 the Teachers Across Borders board ratified the following:- Teachers Across Borders endorses the aims of CamTEFL. Teachers Across Borders and CamTEFL will work together to improve the quality of TEFL training programs. Scholarship Scheme Local Training Diversification
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