Frequently Asked Questions

Teaching English as a Foreign Language. At ICD, the qualification is built around Cambridge's TKT (Teaching Knowledge Test) modules.

Coursework is completed online through ICD's portal, and the weekly face-to-face session can also be attended online if you prefer. The TKT module exams themselves, however, must be taken in person at an ICD office.

It depends on which certificate: your Cambridge TKT certificate for each module arrives in up to 6 weeks (paper-based exam). You can get your certificate from your nearest ICD centre, separately, approximately two weeks after you complete the course.

A minimum of C1 to join Pre-CELTA. Note that CELTA itself requires a considerably higher level for non-native speakers (CEFR C1/C2, or IELTS 7.5+) — Pre-CELTA is designed to help you build up to that standard.

No. A strong interest in teaching English as a foreign language is what's needed — not prior experience.

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