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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 1000 ✔ Deposit: $500 due at registration ✔ Balance: $500 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

✔ 2 February – 27 February 2026

✔9 March – 3 April 2026

✔4 May – 29 May 2026

✔6 July – 31 July 2026

✔8 September – 2 October 2026

✔5 October – 30 October 2026

✔2 November – 27 November 2026 2026

How to Apply for a TESOL Course

Step 1

To begin the admission process for iTTi Kabul in Afghanistan, 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 Kabul in Afghanistan, your remaining tuition payment must be made 30 days before your selected start date.

1. As the capital, it has the best teaching opportunities for TEFL-certified teachers.

2. Take a tour of the Abdul Rahman Mosque in Kabul, one of the largest mosques in Afghanistan. Mosques are magnificent in architecture.

3. Visit Darul Aman Palace: This palace stands on the top of many people’s lists of things to see when in Afghanistan. A place of magnificence in its day, this palace was destroyed beyond repair by the Taliban. However, its magnificence still remains.

4. Walk along the Khyber Pass, an important, picturesque part of the Silk Road, connecting Afghanistan with Pakistan.

5. Qarga Lake: It’s a beautiful lake with typical Afghan restaurant and foods. Relax at the lake side.

6. Babur Garden: Discover the historical garden from Mughul times where families spend their free time and shop typical handy crafts.

7. Paghman District: See the beautiful mountains and have your picnic under the trees and explore historical monuments from the Amanullah Kingdom.

iTTi Kabul is located in the downtown area near Shirshah-e-Sori Masjid and next to Sayed Jamaluddin Afghan Secondary School, Kabul, Afghanistan. It is an English language center offering a wide range of programs, including general English classes, English level testing, and TOEFL and IELTS preparation courses. Most of the students are adults seeking to enhance their professional careers. The school has recently launched the 120-Hour TEFL Certification program in partnership with iTTi – International TEFL Training Institute.

As Afghanistan faces a shortage of qualified English teachers, this TEFL program plays a crucial role in supporting the Afghan government’s efforts to improve the quality of English teaching in schools.

The TEFL course runs from Saturday through Thursday for four weeks. As part of the training, TEFL trainees gain hands-on experience by teaching Afghan students enrolled in the center’s English programs. The certificate is issued in New York, and the program is supervised by iTTi’s professional team in New York to ensure high standards.

During breaks, trainees can explore the area, which offers many local coffee shops and small restaurants just steps away from the school.

📍 Address: Near Shirshah-e-Sori Masjid, Next to Sayed Jamaluddin Secondary School, Kabul, Afghanistan

Afghanistan is a multilingual country, and it is the home to more than 40 languages, with around 200 different dialects. The two official languages of Afghanistan are Dari (lingua franca) and Pashto. Both are Indo-European languages from the Iranian languages sub-family.

In Afghanistan, English is neither the first language, nor is it taught as a second language. It started to grow its importance with the fall of the Taliban. Nowadays, the important point about English in Afghanistan is that, it is a medium of instruction for many subjects in higher education: science, medicine, dentistry, engineering, information technology and others

One of the conditions for admission to undergraduate studies in these fields is English proficiency, and it is essential. The need for English is even greater at the graduate-degree level in some majors.

Unlike in higher education, teaching English in public schools is not yet government-regulated. Public schools around the country lack qualified English teachers, a curriculum, quality textbooks and teaching materials. Their class size is around 60 students. The teaching method is the Grammar-Translation Method, and their result is non-English-speaking English learners. What are the salaries you can expect as an English teacher? As a foreigner, your starting salary is US $1,500. A foreigner teaching in Afghanistan can expect to make a good living here, financially speaking…. Most ESL jobs and teaching jobs through a reputable school will offer good benefits, including airfare and housing covered.
While Afghanistan is still a haven for I-speak-English-I-am-good-enough, untrained TEFL teachers, times of change have arrived even here. The Afghan government wants to improve the country after a long, devastating war, and one way to start is education. English, of course, is part of it. For a good TEFL job, you have to bring a BA and a TEFL certificate now as a minimum qualification.

As a qualified English teacher, all kinds of TEFL positions are open to you, starting from universities over international school to English language institutes and the public-school system. In a way, Afghanistan offers English teaching opportunities that are unheard of in other areas of the world. The reason is the bad security reputation of the country. This keeps English teachers away from Afghanistan. As a result, there isn’t really competition you would find in other parts of the world.

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Mr. Sayed Mohibullah Mohib holds a Master’s degree in International Education Management from Pädagogische Hochschule Ludwigsburg, Germany. He is an internationally trained English language educator, teacher trainer, curriculum developer, and education management specialist with extensive experience in teacher education, adult learning, and digital learning systems.

Mr. Mohib worked as an ESL lecturer and English language instructor at various public and private educational institutions in Afghanistan from 2008 to 2010. In 2010, he joined the Afghan National Association of Adult Education (ANAFAE) as an English teacher and later became Head of the English Department at the Adult Learning Centre in Mazar-e Sharif.

From 2013 onward, he served as an English Master Trainer for the ANAFAE network of adult education centres across Afghanistan. In this role, he facilitated regular professional development programmes and trained more than 130 English language teachers in the areas of ETK, TESOL, TEFL, classroom management, curriculum development, and teaching methodology.

Mr. Mohib holds several international teaching and training qualifications, including Cambridge CELTA, Cambridge Train the Trainers, Master TEFL (220 Hours), IELTS Master Trainer, ProfilPASS Trainer Certification, and SIYB (Start and Improve Your Business – ToT). He also completed advanced training in organizational development, digital learning systems, and online education.

As Team Leader for Capacity Building, Qualification, and Digitalization at ANAFAE, Mr. Mohib played a key role in developing training curricula, teaching plans, and teaching and learning materials for hundreds of teachers within the ANAFAE network. He contributed significantly to the introduction of international educational standards and teacher training systems in Afghanistan.

Mr. Mohib was also a pioneer in introducing the international TESOL teacher training programme and the SIYB business management training programme as part of ANAFAE’s educational services in Afghanistan.

Currently, Mr. Mohib is the Founder and Director of Studies of Train the Teachers Institute, where he leads international teacher training programmes, curriculum development projects, and digital education initiatives.
iTTi PAKISTAN – DIRECTOR OF STUDIES
TEFL Course in Afghanistan
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TEFL Course in Afghanistan

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Our Global Accreditations and Recognitions

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 $1,000 (incl. VAT)

Deposit: $500, due at registration.

Balance payment:$1,000 due five business days before start of the teaching practice.

Tuition includes moderation, certificate and full career-support services (CV/resume setup, school information, interview guidance and departure support). Complimentary add-on: specialization in Teaching Business, TOEFL Preparation or Young Learners.

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