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| ICAL offers scholarships for their TESL/TEFL Certificate courses. For details here is the direct link: ICAL Course Fees |
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b PS This may seem unduly cynical, but when I did my CELTA I had to 'fork out' (=pay) the £800+. (The phrase 'fork out' is uppermost in my mind because I heard an American politician last night using an interesting alternative - 'buck up'. In Br English, 'buck up' means something else.) Last edited by BobK; 30-Sep-2008 at 18:07. Reason: Added PS |
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| PS - I've just submitted definitions of 'buck up' for inclusion in the Phrasal Verbs list; they won't be vetted immediately, but they're 'in the pipeline'. b |
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| I've saved up money to do mine too. You can do them for free as a module in a degree course at most UK universities though, so I assume the same applies in the USA. Not exactly free, but if you're doing a degree anyway, it's worth considering. |
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