English languages certificate

The Difference between TEFL / TESOL / TESL / CELTA / DELTA

Done by: Yuldashev Sherzod Zairjanovich

Plan

Introduction

1. TEFL

2. TESOL

3. TESL

4. CELTA

5. DELTA

Conclusion

References

Introduction

So you’ve decided it’s time to research more about the best way to try courses which devoted overseas.  Teaching English abroad  seems like it could fit the bill, but when you get on Google to look up anything to do with teaching English abroad, you quickly find yourself immersed in a complicated new world of acronyms:   TEFL, TESOL, CELTA, DELTA  and so on. First off, let’s clarify what  ESL  and  EFL  are and that they’re not certifications in and of themselves:

ESL vs EFL

While confusingly similar to “ESL”, this term is usually used when referring to English language education in countries where English is not the official language (most of the world). Students in this situation often speak their native language in their daily life and only encounter English in a classroom.

• EFL
• EFL

This acronym typically refers to English language education in countries where English is the official language. Examples of ESL students would be recent immigrants or foreign exchange students studying English in a country where they can be immersed in the language.

• ESL
• ESL