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- Lessons: 120 hours of coursework
- Duration: 4 weeks
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$ 500 initial deposit.
120-Hour On-Site TESOL Certification
Join our 120-Hour On-Site TESOL Certification and start your teaching journey with hands-on classroom experience and internationally recognized training.
From your first day, you’ll gain practical teaching skills, confidence in lesson planning, and professional feedback from expert trainers — everything you need to succeed in English language teaching.
✔ Course Fee: US $950
✔ Deposit: $500 due at registration
✔ Balance: $450 due 5 business days before your course begins
Tuition includes: all course materials, certificates, moderation, and personalized job assistance.
✔ Business English
✔ IELTS/TOEFL Preparation
✔ Young Learners
Course Dates
✔ 7 September – 2 October 2026
✔ 5 October – 30 October 2026
✔ 2 November – 27 November 2026
How to Apply for a TESOL Course
Step 1
To begin the admission process for iTTi Algiers, you must first choose your starting date, complete the online application form, and pay a deposit of USD $500.
Step 2
An iTTi enrollment counselor will contact you with details to complete the English proficiency test if you are not a native speaker. You must reach level B2/C1 to qualify.
Step 3
After you receive your official acceptance to iTTi Algiers, your remaining tuition payment must be made 30 days before your selected start date.
A beautiful white diva is welcoming you with wide opened arms and a charming smile of the glistening white of its buildings forming a beautiful contrast to the dancing waves of the Mediterranean. Welcome to “Algiers–the white”, welcome to the cradle of civilization. Algiers (the capital of Algeria) is located on the side of a bay of the Mediterranean. The modern part of the city is built by the seashore; the old part, the ancient town of the deys, climbs the steep hill behind the modern city and is topped by the Kasbah Fortress, 122 meters (400 ft) above the sea level. The Kasbah Fortress and the two quays form a triangle, a triangle that witnessed millions of patriotic souls fighting fierce battles in the past and great historical conquests took place.
Algiers was founded by the Phoenicians as one of their numerous North African colonies. It was known to the Carthaginians and the Romans as Icosium. The town was sacked by the Mauritanian chieftain Firmus in 373 CE and was further damaged by the Vandals in the 5th century CE. It was revived as a center of commerce in the Mediterranean under a series of Berber (Amazigh) dynasties beginning in the 10th century. In the early 16th century, many of the Muslims and Jews expelled from Spain sought asylum in Algiers.
Some inhabitants of Algiers began making piratical attacks on Spanish seaborne commerce, and in response Spain in 1514 fortified the offshore island of Peñon in the Bay of Algiers. The emir of Algiers appealed to two Ottoman Turkish corsairs to expel the Spaniards from the Peñon, and one of the corsairs, Barbarossa (Khayr al-Dīn), seized Algiers and expelled the Spaniards in 1529. Algiers was placed under the authority of the Ottoman sultan, although in practice it remained largely autonomous. Barbarossa’s efforts turned Algiers into the major base of the Barbary pirates for the next 300 years.
The Algiers region has experienced numerous natural disasters throughout its history. Instances in the 21st century included a flood in November 2001 that killed more than 700 people (mainly in the city) and an earthquake centered in nearby Thenia in May 2003 that caused much destruction and took more than 2,200 lives. Despite a turbulent history and repeated attacks by the elements, Algiers still remains among the most beautiful capitals in the world.
The Algiers region has experienced numerous natural disasters throughout its history. Instances in the 21st century included a flood in November 2001 that killed more than 700 people (mainly in the city) and an earthquake centered in nearby Thenia in May 2003 that caused much destruction and took more than 2,200 lives. Despite a turbulent history and repeated attacks by the elements, Algiers still remains among the most beautiful capitals in the world.
iTTi Algiers is located in a tree-lined street in Bouzaréah, a suburb of Algiers. It is part of those communities that house embassies, universities, and government buildings. The school specializes in teaching English.
The TEFL school is on the fourth floor of the building. There are several classrooms with whiteboards that can accommodate up to 20 students. During short breaks, students can go to the student lounge where tea, coffee, and water are available. They can spend their hour lunch break outside the building in one of the nearby coffee shops or eateries.
The students for the teaching practicum are locals—Algerians who study English at the school.
TEFL students come to the school and have theory classes in the morning. The teaching practice starts after lunch. It incorporates lesson planning, teacher observation, and practical teaching. The practical teaching is followed by feedback and further practice—whatever is necessary.
The TEFL school is on the fourth floor of the building. There are several classrooms with whiteboards that can accommodate up to 20 students. During short breaks, students can go to the student lounge where tea, coffee, and water are available. They can spend their hour lunch break outside the building in one of the nearby coffee shops or eateries.
The students for the teaching practicum are locals—Algerians who study English at the school.
TEFL students come to the school and have theory classes in the morning. The teaching practice starts after lunch. It incorporates lesson planning, teacher observation, and practical teaching. The practical teaching is followed by feedback and further practice—whatever is necessary.
Algeria, the largest country in Africa, is rich in natural resources and increasingly attracting tourists and international businesses. As a result, English has become an essential skill, especially for professional purposes, leading to a growing demand for qualified English teachers. Over the past decade, many language centers and institutions have emerged to provide training and certifications such as TEFL/TESOL.centers and institutions have emerged to provide training and certifications such as TEFL/TESOL.
Teaching English in Algeria is a growing industry, with opportunities in public schools, language centers, universities, and international schools. Salaries vary, with international schools offering the highest pay, while public schools tend to offer less. Business English is also in high demand due to the presence of foreign companies. Although salaries are relatively modest compared to some countries, the cost of living is lower, and benefits like healthcare and paid vacation are often included.
Teaching English in Algeria is a growing industry, with opportunities in public schools, language centers, universities, and international schools. Salaries vary, with international schools offering the highest pay, while public schools tend to offer less. Business English is also in high demand due to the presence of foreign companies. Although salaries are relatively modest compared to some countries, the cost of living is lower, and benefits like healthcare and paid vacation are often included.
To teach in Algeria, foreign teachers typically need a bachelor’s degree, a TEFL certificate with practicum, and a work permit, with schools assisting in the visa process. Strong English proficiency (C1/C2) is required for non-native speakers. Contracts can range from one month to two years.
Culturally, Algeria blends Arab, African, and French influences, with Islam playing a central role in daily life. Arabic and Berber are the main languages, while French is widely spoken. Although English is still developing in importance, it is becoming increasingly valuable in the job market, making Algeria a promising destination for English teachers.
Ahmad Javed
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Ahmad Javed was born in 1976 in Peshawar, Pakistan. He earned his degree in Applied Linguistics in the UK and completed a 160-hour TESOL course at Well-Excel Institute in China. Since 1998, he has been managing his own language school in Rawalpindi/ Islamabad & Abbottabad, Pakistan. Throughout his ESL career, he has trained over 18,000 students in both ESL and IELTS courses. He is a certified trainer by iTTi New York, USA specializing in training TESOL trainees and IELTS students. Additionally, he is an accomplished soft skills and corporate trainer, as well as a motivational speaker.
iTTi PAKISTAN – DIRECTOR OF STUDIES
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Ensuring excellence through internationally recognized standards in TEFL/TESOL education, accredited by Training Qualifications UK (TQUK) and regulated by OFQUAL, along with memberships in leading global organizations such as TESOL International, IATEFL, and TESL Canada.
120-HOUR COMBINED TESOL TRAINING
75% on-line/25% on-site training
Total tuition: US $1,650 Deposit: $500, due at registration. Balance payment: US $1,150 payable 30 days before the first course date.This course is eligible for two credits towards an MA Education.
Teaching Practicum Dates
- 4 January 2021 – 13 January 2021
- 1 March 2021 – 10 March 2021
- 3 May 2021 – 12 May 2021
- 1 June 2021 – 10 June 2021
- 6 July 2021 – 15 July 2021
- 2 August 2021 – 11 August 2021
- 7 September 2021 – 16 September 2021
- 4 October 2021 – 14 October 2021
- 1 November 2021 – 10 November 2021