Certificates
TEFL Training College
Online TEFL Course
Additional 5 Certificates
TEFL Certificates
Obtaining a TEFL or TESOL certificate is a significant achievement, but sometimes you may be required to go through the process of apostilling or authenticating it for employers. What exactly does this entail, and how can you navigate this process successfully?
An apostille serves as an authentication method for documents in countries that are signatories to the Hague Convention of 1961. It is used to validate documents intended for use in another country. However, if you’re dealing with countries that are not part of the Hague Convention, such as China, Vietnam, or Saudi Arabia, you’ll need to authenticate your documents using a different process.
When apostilling or authenticating a certificate, it must be done in the country where the document was issued. This process can be challenging, time-consuming, and costly. To save yourself from unnecessary hassle, we highly recommend apostilling or authenticating your certificate before you embark on your journey to start a new English teaching job. Our suggested approach is to use a reputable agent who can handle this process for you, as it will be worth the investment. To authenticate your TEFL or TESOL certificate, follow the step-by-step process outlined below:
*Rest assured, our courses have been verified to ensure acceptance for legalization by the FCDO. By studying any of our courses, you can confidently apply for jobs overseas without facing any difficulties. Click here for confirmation.
*Note: South African students can have their TEFL Training College TEFL/TESOL certificates apostilled or authenticated in South Africa through Be Authentic. For further information and assistance, please contact Shaneil Dhookie (shaneil[at]beauthentic.co.za).
Employers, schools or notaries may request that the TEFL training College verify a student´s TEFL TESOL qualification. Therefore, we will gladly verify a student´s credentials via email.