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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 $1900
✔ Deposit: $500 due at registration
✔ Balance: $1,400 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
✔ 4 May – 29 May 2026
✔ 6 July – 31 July 2026
✔ 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 Tunis in Tunisia, 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 Tunis in Tunisia, your remaining tuition payment must be made 30 days before your selected start date.
When thinking about a country in North Africa, most people think of Egypt first; however, it is Tunisia that is Europe’s Number 1 Tourist Location. You are making the best decision in your life by choosing Tunis as your TEFL course location. Here are the reasons:
1. Tunisia is a fascinating land of color and contrast. It offers far more than just 700 miles of clean, beautiful, sandy beaches, lapped by the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
2. From busy souks, water sports, and water parks to stunning Roman ruins and an unbelievably rich history, Tunisia is home to many awe-inspiring attractions.
1. Tunisia is a fascinating land of color and contrast. It offers far more than just 700 miles of clean, beautiful, sandy beaches, lapped by the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
2. From busy souks, water sports, and water parks to stunning Roman ruins and an unbelievably rich history, Tunisia is home to many awe-inspiring attractions.
3. Tunis is a small town, so you won’t feel strange or lost. It’s friendly and cozy.
4. Tunis is a democratic town where there is freedom of expression, freedom of religion, and even freedom of appearance. So, there are no worries about cultural differences.
5. Living standard in Tunis is average, and it’s flexible. You can spend a lot or less according to your financial power and preferences.
4. Tunis is a democratic town where there is freedom of expression, freedom of religion, and even freedom of appearance. So, there are no worries about cultural differences.
5. Living standard in Tunis is average, and it’s flexible. You can spend a lot or less according to your financial power and preferences.
Food: There are a range of popular restaurants where meals are not so expensive (a medium-size pizza costs $2.50/ mineral water a set of six bottles of mineral water (1,5 ltr) costs $1.50/ fruits, vegetables and other goods vary, and it’s better to buy them from the malls or the markets; they are fresh and reasonably priced.
One more reason to go for your TEFL certificate to Tunisia is that the value of the local currency has dropped sharply. The US dollar or the Euro buy a lot in Tunisia.re double and triple the value of the local currency right now, so the smart candidate should take advantage and go for the TEFL with less cost but the most unforgettable sights.
One more reason to go for your TEFL certificate to Tunisia is that the value of the local currency has dropped sharply. The US dollar or the Euro buy a lot in Tunisia.re double and triple the value of the local currency right now, so the smart candidate should take advantage and go for the TEFL with less cost but the most unforgettable sights.
iTTi Tunisia’s School is based in Bardo, Avenue Habib Bourguiba. It’s 5 minutes away from the Metro station ( Mefteh Saadallah from left and Bouchoucha 20 Mars from Right). It is surrounded by a variety of restaurants ( just above Plan B Bardo) cafées and shops. The center is located at Elhanaya Bardo, this place holds the history of more than one thousand and four hundred years. « The hanaya » was installed through the country to assure drinking water from Zaghwan.
iTTi office is also 10 minutes from the National Bardo Museum. The biggest Tunisian museum derives its reputation from its countless pieces coming from the excavations undertaken in the country since the XIXth Century. The quality and the rarity of many of these pieces bear witness to the country’s historical richness and uniqueness. It is a friendly space where candidates enjoy learning with fun. TEFL students have access to the internet at any time.
iTTi office is also 10 minutes from the National Bardo Museum. The biggest Tunisian museum derives its reputation from its countless pieces coming from the excavations undertaken in the country since the XIXth Century. The quality and the rarity of many of these pieces bear witness to the country’s historical richness and uniqueness. It is a friendly space where candidates enjoy learning with fun. TEFL students have access to the internet at any time.
Teaching English in Tunisia can be a rewarding experience, though requirements and opportunities vary depending on the type of institution. Working in public schools can be more challenging due to strict regulations, while teaching in higher education is often more accessible—especially for candidates who hold a master’s or PhD. In recent years, the number of international schools has been growing, and these institutions hire both local and foreign teachers. Having a TEFL certificate is a strong advantage, helping candidates secure positions more quickly. Salaries depend on qualifications and experience; while they may be lower than in Europe or North America, they are generally sufficient considering the local cost of living.
Private schools and language centers also offer many opportunities. With a TEFL certificate, teachers can obtain contracts more easily or negotiate better hourly rates. International schools, particularly British or American ones, typically require a teaching license and at least two years of experience. These positions offer some of the best salaries—usually between $2,000 and $2,500 USD per month (tax-free)—along with benefits such as paid vacations, accommodation, flights, and health insurance. Language centers, while offering fewer benefits, still provide stable income and year-round hiring, especially in major cities like Tunis.
Most hiring for international schools takes place between March and July for positions starting in September, with occasional mid-year recruitment in January. Language centers, on the other hand, hire throughout the year as needed. To work legally in Tunisia, foreign teachers must obtain a work permit, which generally requires a bachelor’s degree and a TEFL certificate with teaching practicum. Schools usually assist with the visa process. Non-native English speakers are expected to demonstrate a high level of proficiency, typically C1 or C2. Contracts usually range from 12 to 24 months.
Most hiring for international schools takes place between March and July for positions starting in September, with occasional mid-year recruitment in January. Language centers, on the other hand, hire throughout the year as needed. To work legally in Tunisia, foreign teachers must obtain a work permit, which generally requires a bachelor’s degree and a TEFL certificate with teaching practicum. Schools usually assist with the visa process. Non-native English speakers are expected to demonstrate a high level of proficiency, typically C1 or C2. Contracts usually range from 12 to 24 months.
Tunisia offers a relatively advanced healthcare system for the region, with both public and private services available. Employers often handle health insurance registration for foreign workers. The country has a wide network of hospitals, clinics, and pharmacies, many of which operate daily, with some open 24 hours. Medical costs are generally affordable, although most services are paid in cash.
Culturally, Tunisia blends Arab, African, and French influences. Islam is the dominant religion, and while the country is considered moderate, visitors may need time to adjust to local customs. Arabic is the official language, with French widely spoken. Tunisian cuisine reflects its Mediterranean roots, with dishes like couscous and spicy harissa being staples. Alcohol is legal but not widely consumed due to cultural and religious norms. Overall, Tunisia provides a unique cultural experience along with solid opportunities for English teachers willing to adapt and explore.
Culturally, Tunisia blends Arab, African, and French influences. Islam is the dominant religion, and while the country is considered moderate, visitors may need time to adjust to local customs. Arabic is the official language, with French widely spoken. Tunisian cuisine reflects its Mediterranean roots, with dishes like couscous and spicy harissa being staples. Alcohol is legal but not widely consumed due to cultural and religious norms. Overall, Tunisia provides a unique cultural experience along with solid opportunities for English teachers willing to adapt and explore.
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Dalel Mokni is a dedicated, loyal, friendly, and trustworthy professional with 23 years of experience in English language teaching. She has gained extensive knowledge and expertise throughout her secondary and higher education career. She prides herself on her exceptional in-service communication skills, which have helped her build strong relationships with partner agents, colleagues across various departments, and contractors.
Listening and understanding are paramount to her, as she recognizes the diverse levels of communication individuals possess. She employs these skills with both young and adult learners, enhancing her flexibility, understanding, and patience. This allows her not only to interact effectively with learners but also to adapt quickly and efficiently to any situation.
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120-HOUR COMBINED TESOL TRAINING
75% on-line/25% on-site training
Total tuition: US $1,800 Deposit: $500, due at registration. Balance payment: $1,300 due five business days before start of the Teaching Practicum. Tuition includes moderation, certificate, and full career-support services (CV/resume setup, school information, interview guidance and departure support). Complimentary add-on: specialization in either Teaching Business, TOEFL Preparation, or Young Learners. You may start the online theory at any time and work at your own pace. Before you come for your Teaching Practicum, please finish the online part. You will need the knowledge to teach proper English classes.
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