Our accreditation
TEFL Accreditation
We don’t like to blow our own trumpet too much, but it’s safe to say that our TEFL certificate is one of the most internationally respected and recognized TEFL qualifications in the industry. This means that if you’ve got an i-to-i TEFL qualification you’ll be able to get paid work in thousands of schools and language institutes worldwide.
Why are i-to-i so respected?
There are lots of reasons for this: we’ve been at the forefront of the TEFL industry for more than a decade, we’ve got a huge network of tutors and contacts worldwide, we’ve taught more than 120,000 people to teach English as a foreign language and our courses have been given an official thumbs up from all these professional bodies…
ODLQC
i-to-i is accredited by the ODLQC, which means our courses are regularly monitored and your interests are constantly considered and protected.
Accreditation with ODLQC means you can expect:
- Enhanced quality in education and training
- Rigorous assessment of i-to-i's tutorial methods and course standards
- High levels of support and guidance
- A statement of training guaranteed by i-to-i
This basically means that you can feel confident in the excellence of our courses, because our ODLQC accreditation proves our continuous commitment to the quality of our courses and to providing you with the best TEFL training we possibly can.
Membership
i-to-i also have membership of these very prestigious organisations. This is further proof of the quality of our courses and our commitment to treating our customers as we’d hope to treated ourselves.
ILA Scotland
i-to-i UK is an approved ILA Scotland provider. ILA Scotland is a Scottish Government scheme that can help you learn something new. If you are 16 or over and living in Scotland, you could get up to £200 towards the cost of your course with a learner account from ILA Scotland.
IATEFL
i-to-i is an institutional member of IATEFL (Member number 13848). IATEFL stands for the International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language. Their aim is to link, develop and support English Language Teaching professionals throughout the world.
Year Out Group
The Year Out Group (YOG) is a not-for-profit association of leading gap year organisations formed in 1998 to promote the concept and benefits of well-structured year out programmes.
The YOG also promotes models of good practice and helps young people and their advisers select suitable and worthwhile projects abroad. Their Code of Practice also provides the basis for the standard of service expected of the Group's member organisations.
World Youth Student & Educational (WYSE) Travel Confederation
The World Youth Student & Educational (WYSE) Travel Confederation's mission is “to increase international understanding through the promotion of travel and educational opportunities for students and youth”. As a member of WYSE, i-to-i is recognised as working in the interests of young travellers. We do this by providing work opportunities and fulfilling experiences based on international cultural exchange.
Association for Learning Technology
ALT is a professional and scholarly association which seeks to bring together all those with an interest in the use of learning technology.
