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Does anyone happen to know if this is a legitimate course/certificate?
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Hi Melissa, I saw that you are interested in working in Russia or Ukraine. Over there, they require a minimum of a 100-hour TESOL/TEFL certificate and if you take an online course, they will ask you if you have any teaching experience or if you have completed a practicum module (class observation and teaching practice).

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i do have experience but only with children. I'm currently going to school online for a bachelors in psychology/early childhood development. I am currently a nanny, but have experience teaching preschool. do you think that would be adequate?
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You'd need to take the practicum if your experience is not specifically related to teaching English.
Ontesol - Online TESOL/TEFL courses. http://www.ontesol.com
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For Russia or the Ukraine an online course is acceptable so an in-house course is not mandatory. For both countries the minimum requirements are a degree and TEFL cert (online or in-house) and there are schools in Russia which will accept teachers even without a degree.
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