uni prep tesol review UNI-Prep review, submitted by Dexter.
My uni prep tesol review.
First, the good.
The course I took with uni prep tesol wasn’t over-complicated. I think anyone can pass the course, even TEFL students who may not be native speakers. If you put your mind to it (like I did) you can finish the course in a few days.
Some people might say that’s too fast but it isn’t a 4-year college degree and I appreciated the fact that I could complete it so quickly.
Everything was online with no physical interaction with a tutor or students.
Again, this was fine for me because I wanted to take the tesol online.
It’s a UK-based company and although I did sometimes find the British spelling of words and the British version of grammar confusing, it wasn’t really a big issue for me, and towards the end of the course, I felt I’d learned about TEFL and British English.
Now, the bad.
No one ever replied to my emails. It’s an ongoing issue, now that I could really do with getting some job placement help.
When I was in the enrolment period of my communication with uni prep, they would get back to me within a day or two.
After I paid, I never got another email from them again.
It’s a fully automated course.
This might appeal to some TEFL students but left me feeling a bit lost because of the zero guidance.
My uni prep tesol review is a fair reflection of my experience with this TEFL training company.
It could be that I was just unlucky and they are usually good at getting back to their students.
All I can report on is my own experience with uni prep.
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If it were me, I would avoid Uni-Prep TEFL.
They are “accredited” by Accreditat, which is, to put it midly, a dodgy accreditation body.
Accreditat also “accredit” World TESOL Academy’s courses, so that should be enough to put anyone off buying a Uni-Prep TEFL online certification course.