Yes, there are 1000s of TEFL job opportunities in all European countries, to teach English language students both online and abroad.

You can find TEFL jobs in language schools, private schools and summer camps all over Europe.

Yes, you can take a TEFL course if you are a fluent English speaker.

You do not need to be a native English speaker to take a TEFL course, or to find work successfully.

If English is not your first language, we recommend that to take a Level 5 TEFL Diploma you are a C1 level speaker (or above) and for those who have a B1 or B2 fluency to enroll on the 120 hour accredited TEFL course.

The difference between the 120 hour TEFL course and the Level 5 Diploma is that the TEFL Diploma is a higher level teaching qualification.

The TEFL Diploma is an English government regulated qualification.

Both courses will qualify you for jobs online and abroad, the TEFL Diploma will give you better job opportunities and access to higher paying jobs.