Faculty and Staff
Experience
We are extremely proud of our team of highly experienced TEFL trainers. They are professionals with years of classroom and international corporate teaching experience.
Our EBC trainers bring to our EBC International TEFL Certificate course not only their advanced degrees in TEFL but also their years of EFL teaching experience gained from all over the world. At EBC we believe in continuous training therefore our EBC trainers attend EFL courses and seminars to reinforce their existing knowledge and introduce them to new ideas in EFL teaching. Although they all possess advanced EFL degrees, EBC supports and encourages further TEFL studies and practical work.
Professionalism
EBC's management, staff, and trainers hold memberships in various professional organisations such as: IATEFL (International Association of Teaching English as a Foreign Language), TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages) and the Madrid and Buenos Aires Chambers of Commerce.
Our trainers also give external lectures on teacher training, organise UNICEF English summer camps and have written TEFL text books and audio material. These people know their subject and even more importantly, they know how to teach it effectively.
Quality
We are an accredited course which means that we are externally moderated.
- Q: What does this have do do with EBC's trainers?
- A: Everything! Being externally moderated means that the quality of our course has been independently checked by experts. Part of this check involves our course trainers. Their qualifications and experience have been independently checked and approved.
As you are the best, we believe that you should be taught by people who are experts in TESOL and TEFL. Our trainers each have, on average, 10 to 15 years experience teaching English as a foreign language. In addition to TESOL and TEFL experience, our EBC trainers hold BAs and Masters degrees in just about every language related area you can think of.
By comparison, other courses insist on 5 years or even less experience and in some cases don't even insist that their trainers have a degree.
