Indians have a historical affinity for English. It is not simply because of a colonial past. English
is the language that the educated, multilingual Indians prefer to use when interacting with fellow
Indians hailing from another part of the vast country. English is the official language for
education, law and commerce. It also happens to be the language patronized by the elite of India.
The demands of English teachers are very high and new graduates with a good flair of English
language can try their hands at ESL teaching. After doing the TESOL course, the teachers can
get experience by opting for an internship in India. This valid ESL experience will increase the
chance of the students to get hired as ESL teachers in various countries.
Most Indians equate the English language with better education and higher intellect. Indians who
know English often blend it with Indian languages in their conversations. Among the educated
Indians, it is quite common to break into fluent English while in conversation with a colleague or
a friend or even a stranger. A major percentage of the educated Indians can understand and
follow the basics of English and there is a strong desire among most Indian parents to provide
that "English edge" to their children. It's a common adage in India that -"if you know your math
and English, your job prospects are simply brilliant."
In the field of higher education, English reigns as the premier language. Careers in business and
commerce, government positions of high rank and science and technology, which attract some of
the brightest minds, continue to entail fluency in English. It is also necessary for the many
students who contemplate studying overseas to be good at English. Thus, most Indians are
exposed to the English language from early life. They pick it up rather well. Some even have
near native proficiency in English. Indians also make good English teachers.
Indians have a good career as teachers overseas. However, getting teaching jobs in abroad for
Indian teachers are less complicated. In India, English is taught from school level and most
highly educated people have native like proficiency in English. The ever rising demand for
English teachers in various countries of the world has led many Indians to select a career in
teaching English in abroad. The most important criterion for teaching English abroad is an
accredited TEFL certificate.
Asian College of Teachers (ACT) undertakes a continuous review of its teacher training courses to ensure imparting high quality education. However, there might be circumstances outside of ACT’s control which might affect its stakeholders like if you are planning to teach in a different country, applying for a teaching license, pursuing higher studies or trying to get the certificate approved by the Ministry of Education (MoE) of a particular country then you can do so with the certificate issued by Asian College of Teachers (ACT). However, each country’s Ministry of Education (MoE) or educational bodies set certain standards that are indispensable for the pursuit of higher studies or teaching in schools in that country. So it can be a possibility that you may be able to use the certificate for higher studies or teaching purposes in one country and not in another. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you investigate thoroughly and check with the relevant authorities regarding the acceptance of the certificate issued by us before you enrol on a particular course. ACT strives to offer high-quality education and its certificates can be valuable for various purposes internationally, but still it is crucial for individuals to verify the specific recognition of the certificate in the country they intend to use it, especially for formal education or professional licensing purposes. This approach ensures that the stakeholders make informed decisions regarding their educational and career paths.
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