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TEFL Course in Algiers
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TEFL Course in Algiers
WHY TAKE A TESOL/TEFL COURSE IN Chlef
Welcome to Chlef!
If you are looking for a new and exciting adventure, look no further than Chlef. This beautiful, historical city is the capital of Chlef Province in northern Algeria and is full of excitement and adventure. Explore its ruins, such as the ancient basilica of Reparatus and its mosaic labyrinth or take a relaxed stroll down its winding streets and breathe in its deep historical atmosphere. If a bit of rest and relaxation is more your style, head to the amazing beaches and explore its beautiful nature.
You can even teach English here to young students, so why not use your degree and broaden your horizons in Chlef?
If you are looking for a new and exciting adventure, look no further than Chlef. This beautiful, historical city is the capital of Chlef Province in northern Algeria and is full of excitement and adventure. Explore its ruins, such as the ancient basilica of Reparatus and its mosaic labyrinth or take a relaxed stroll down its winding streets and breathe in its deep historical atmosphere. If a bit of rest and relaxation is more your style, head to the amazing beaches and explore its beautiful nature.
You can even teach English here to young students, so why not use your degree and broaden your horizons in Chlef?
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CERTIFIED CENTER
OUR iTTi CHLEF TEFL INSTITUTE
Founded in 2016, Palace of Languages is an Internationally recognized language school and teacher training center. We provide extensive training programs and courses to Novice teachers that helps to improve their teaching skills and also ensure a top-notch learning experience for their students. With its specialized learning environment, high qualified teaching staff and a host of custom-tailored course options, Palace of Languages is one of the best language learning centers available today.
Palace of Languages stands as a beacon of light in a changing world, focused on providing an intercultural and modernized environment to help our clients achieve their goals through our teacher training center, teaching learning environment and language school services. Our commitment to the continued advancement of our services ensures we will always remain the premier choice for smart, quality training and instruction that is tailored to fit the needs of both our clients and trainers.
Palace of Languages stands as a beacon of light in a changing world, focused on providing an intercultural and modernized environment to help our clients achieve their goals through our teacher training center, teaching learning environment and language school services. Our commitment to the continued advancement of our services ensures we will always remain the premier choice for smart, quality training and instruction that is tailored to fit the needs of both our clients and trainers.
iTTi Chlef is located in the city center of Chlef in proximity of the main post office. It is a 3-storey quiet modern building with nine classrooms, two comfortable break lounges and a large welcoming reception area.
Our nice, airconditioned classrooms are equipped with smart TVs and whiteboards that can accommodate up to 90 students.
During short breaks, students can enjoy our two welcoming lounges where tea, coffee, and water are available complimentary. They can spend their hour lunch break in our well equipped kitchen on the 3rd floor or go out to one of the many nearby restaurants, coffee shops, or eateries.
Palace of Languages is well known for teaching English & teacher training.
The students for the teaching practicum are locals—Algerians who study English at the school.
Our nice, airconditioned classrooms are equipped with smart TVs and whiteboards that can accommodate up to 90 students.
During short breaks, students can enjoy our two welcoming lounges where tea, coffee, and water are available complimentary. They can spend their hour lunch break in our well equipped kitchen on the 3rd floor or go out to one of the many nearby restaurants, coffee shops, or eateries.
Palace of Languages is well known for teaching English & teacher training.
The students for the teaching practicum are locals—Algerians who study English at the school.
WORK IN Chlef AS A TEFL TEACHER
Algeria is the largest country in Africa and the richest in terms of natural resources such as oil and natural gas. The country is also an important spot for tourists and multinationals; therefore, the need for communication becomes necessary and the mastery of English mandatory for every possible job position.
The last decade noticed a growth in the demand of English learning opportunities. English has become a fundamental work tool, transcending its classic, communicative use. People nowadays tend to learn English for professional purposes rather than communication. This development requires the training and hiring of English language teachers, most importantly, certified ones. To satisfy this demand, a big number of international centers, organizations, and foreign languages schools came into existence, offering various types of training and certification programs, such as iTTi TEFL/TESOL certification. The latter trains and certifies people to teach English.
Teaching English remains a booming industry in Algeria considering its image and size. Large parts of the country need to be explored and developed, so they become suitable for living and offer an adequate quality of life. Speaking English in Algeria guarantees you a good career, given the abundance of opportunities throughout the country.
Algiers is one of Algeria’s major cities next to Oran. Several career prospects are available there due to the presence of many industries, as well as corporate offices. Hence, finding a job there should not be difficult provided you have the qualifications and skills which are not available locally.
Working as a TEFL teacher in Algiers means fostering one’s skills to cope with the world changes. Those who come to Algiers to take up their TEFL training at iTTi Algiers will also receive the career support in finding employment–either in Algiers or in other parts of Algeria.
Prerequisites for Teaching in Algeria
Foreign teachers need to have a work permit. To apply for that in your home country, you must have a BA/BS and an iTTi TEFL Certificate with Teaching Practicum. Your prospective school must support you with the visa application paperwork just like it is in other countries.
If you are a non-native speaker, your level of English must be perfect. What is perfect? Level C1 or C2—not only in speaking but also in writing. If you are unsure, take our free proficiency test and learn how you can improve your performance if required. (https://www.internationaltefltraininginstitute.com/proficiency-test-for-international-opportunities/).
Teaching Opportunities
There are positions in state schools, language centers, universities, and international schools. Public schools offer the lowest salaries, and teachers in international schools earn the most. Business English is on the rise due to the foreign companies that are attracted by Algeria’s economy. There is also a growing number of centers which offer in-company language training to the employees of various domestic and foreign companies. You need a degree for any paid positions, and the higher your level of education, the better the salary you can expect.
Contract Length
Contracts differ from one month to 24 months.
Salary & Benefits
There are teaching opportunities in Algeria, but salaries are quite low, and resources are minimal. To draw a comparison, one needs to look at the average monthly living expenses and compare them to the teaching salary. The average monthly cost of living is 40,000 to 50,000 DZD (US $296 – $370). The average monthly teaching income is 110,000 – 221,000 DZD (US $815 – $1,635). This income comes with free healthcare and vacation. As it is most everywhere, the higher your education, the more you will earn.
Healthcare System in Algeria
Public healthcare is provided free of charge to all Algerian citizens. While the facilities are better in major cities such as Algiers, Oran, etc., you may find poor conditions in remote areas of Algeria. Be prepared that the medical staff speaks Arabic or French. Your employer will register you for health insurance. Depending on your contract, they will pay for it entirely or make a deduction from your salary.
Pharmacies
There are plenty around, they open every day and have weekend service. Pharmacies are important places of where to get health information. Emergency Service. Dial 112 on your cell phone. The operator speaks French. Have your embassy contact information in reach.
Important Emergency Numbers
EU Emergency Service: 112
Ambulance: 213
Fire Department: 14
Police: 17
Culture in Algeria
Algerian culture is a fascinating mix of African and Arab characteristics with a strong French influence. Islam is the dominating force in this conservative country. Foreigners who come from more liberal societies may have to adjust for some time.
Languages Spoken
The main languages are Arabic and Berber. Due to the French occupation, many people speak French. Until recently, English didn’t play an important role in society; however, if you are in certain jobs and due to the ever-increasing global trade, English is gaining more and more importance. To integrate, learn Arabic or at least French.
Religion
The main, dominating religion is Islam. As such, women are expected to cover their legs and shoulders in public. Public demonstration of affection is looked at as improper and so is cohabitation of an unmarried couple.
Food & Drinks
Algerian food is Arabic with African and French influences: rice, fresh fruit and vegetables, lamb, and fish as proteins. There are some international restaurants available in Algiers or Oran, major cities in Algeria. They are mostly Italian, French, and Indian.
Alcohol is not openly available. You won’t find it on the menu. Some upscale restaurants serve it, but it is not shown on the menu. A few stores across the country sell it discreetly.
As a TEFL center in Algeria, our role consists of satisfying the ever-increasing demand for English teacher certification of the broad public along with providing schools with certified EFL teachers to cover their increasing need for highly qualified English-teaching personnel.
The last decade noticed a growth in the demand of English learning opportunities. English has become a fundamental work tool, transcending its classic, communicative use. People nowadays tend to learn English for professional purposes rather than communication. This development requires the training and hiring of English language teachers, most importantly, certified ones. To satisfy this demand, a big number of international centers, organizations, and foreign languages schools came into existence, offering various types of training and certification programs, such as iTTi TEFL/TESOL certification. The latter trains and certifies people to teach English.
Teaching English remains a booming industry in Algeria considering its image and size. Large parts of the country need to be explored and developed, so they become suitable for living and offer an adequate quality of life. Speaking English in Algeria guarantees you a good career, given the abundance of opportunities throughout the country.
Algiers is one of Algeria’s major cities next to Oran. Several career prospects are available there due to the presence of many industries, as well as corporate offices. Hence, finding a job there should not be difficult provided you have the qualifications and skills which are not available locally.
Working as a TEFL teacher in Algiers means fostering one’s skills to cope with the world changes. Those who come to Algiers to take up their TEFL training at iTTi Algiers will also receive the career support in finding employment–either in Algiers or in other parts of Algeria.
Prerequisites for Teaching in Algeria
Foreign teachers need to have a work permit. To apply for that in your home country, you must have a BA/BS and an iTTi TEFL Certificate with Teaching Practicum. Your prospective school must support you with the visa application paperwork just like it is in other countries.
If you are a non-native speaker, your level of English must be perfect. What is perfect? Level C1 or C2—not only in speaking but also in writing. If you are unsure, take our free proficiency test and learn how you can improve your performance if required. (https://www.internationaltefltraininginstitute.com/proficiency-test-for-international-opportunities/).
Teaching Opportunities
There are positions in state schools, language centers, universities, and international schools. Public schools offer the lowest salaries, and teachers in international schools earn the most. Business English is on the rise due to the foreign companies that are attracted by Algeria’s economy. There is also a growing number of centers which offer in-company language training to the employees of various domestic and foreign companies. You need a degree for any paid positions, and the higher your level of education, the better the salary you can expect.
Contract Length
Contracts differ from one month to 24 months.
Salary & Benefits
There are teaching opportunities in Algeria, but salaries are quite low, and resources are minimal. To draw a comparison, one needs to look at the average monthly living expenses and compare them to the teaching salary. The average monthly cost of living is 40,000 to 50,000 DZD (US $296 – $370). The average monthly teaching income is 110,000 – 221,000 DZD (US $815 – $1,635). This income comes with free healthcare and vacation. As it is most everywhere, the higher your education, the more you will earn.
Healthcare System in Algeria
Public healthcare is provided free of charge to all Algerian citizens. While the facilities are better in major cities such as Algiers, Oran, etc., you may find poor conditions in remote areas of Algeria. Be prepared that the medical staff speaks Arabic or French. Your employer will register you for health insurance. Depending on your contract, they will pay for it entirely or make a deduction from your salary.
Pharmacies
There are plenty around, they open every day and have weekend service. Pharmacies are important places of where to get health information. Emergency Service. Dial 112 on your cell phone. The operator speaks French. Have your embassy contact information in reach.
Important Emergency Numbers
EU Emergency Service: 112
Ambulance: 213
Fire Department: 14
Police: 17
Culture in Algeria
Algerian culture is a fascinating mix of African and Arab characteristics with a strong French influence. Islam is the dominating force in this conservative country. Foreigners who come from more liberal societies may have to adjust for some time.
Languages Spoken
The main languages are Arabic and Berber. Due to the French occupation, many people speak French. Until recently, English didn’t play an important role in society; however, if you are in certain jobs and due to the ever-increasing global trade, English is gaining more and more importance. To integrate, learn Arabic or at least French.
Religion
The main, dominating religion is Islam. As such, women are expected to cover their legs and shoulders in public. Public demonstration of affection is looked at as improper and so is cohabitation of an unmarried couple.
Food & Drinks
Algerian food is Arabic with African and French influences: rice, fresh fruit and vegetables, lamb, and fish as proteins. There are some international restaurants available in Algiers or Oran, major cities in Algeria. They are mostly Italian, French, and Indian.
Alcohol is not openly available. You won’t find it on the menu. Some upscale restaurants serve it, but it is not shown on the menu. A few stores across the country sell it discreetly.
As a TEFL center in Algeria, our role consists of satisfying the ever-increasing demand for English teacher certification of the broad public along with providing schools with certified EFL teachers to cover their increasing need for highly qualified English-teaching personnel.
TEFL Course in Algiers
TEFL Courses in Chlef fill up quickly!
120-HOUR ON-SITE TESOL TRAINING
100% ON-SITE TRAINING
Total tuition: US $950
Deposit: $500, due at registration.
Balance payment: US $450 payable 30 days before the first course date. Tuition includes course fee, certificate, moderation and assistance in securing a teaching position.
Course Dates 2023
Course Dates 2024
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120-HOUR COMBINED TESOL TRAINING
75% on-line/25% on-site training
Total tuition: US $1,650 Deposit: $500, due at registration. Balance payment: US $1,150 payable 30 days before the first course date.This course is eligible for two credits towards an MA Education.
Teaching Practicum Dates
- 4 January 2021 – 13 January 2021
- 1 March 2021 – 10 March 2021
- 3 May 2021 – 12 May 2021
- 1 June 2021 – 10 June 2021
- 6 July 2021 – 15 July 2021
- 2 August 2021 – 11 August 2021
- 7 September 2021 – 16 September 2021
- 4 October 2021 – 14 October 2021
- 1 November 2021 – 10 November 2021
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TEFL Course in Algiers
Meet Our iTTi Chlef TEFL Instructor
Mr Boumellal Mohamed is an experienced teacher trainer and HR manager who is renowned for his deep understanding of the British literature and civilization. After earning his degree from Saad Dahleb University in Blida, Algeria, he taught English language and British civilization at Hassiba Benbouali University in Chlef, Algeria, from 2002 till 2005. In addition, he taught Business English and ESP in Language Solutions Algeria (a Cambridge ESOL Center) from 2006 to 2015. The ESP focused on Oil & Gas, and Aviation. Mr Boumellal is the founder & director, and an ESOL Teacher Trainer in Palace of Languages, in Chlef, Algeria.
In Palace of Languages, he personally supervises various workshops and training sessions on ESP English, particularly concerning teaching Business English, Aviation and Oil and gas. He has made teachers training the ultimate priority, and he has conducted hundreds of workshops & training events. Besides those, he has held several outstanding positions within worldwide companies. He has worked as a human resources manager & organization development coordinator since 2009. Halliburton, First Calgary Petroleum, and British Petroleum, as well as Sonatrach, a major Algerian oil and gas company are among the brand names that employed him.
In Palace of Languages, he personally supervises various workshops and training sessions on ESP English, particularly concerning teaching Business English, Aviation and Oil and gas. He has made teachers training the ultimate priority, and he has conducted hundreds of workshops & training events. Besides those, he has held several outstanding positions within worldwide companies. He has worked as a human resources manager & organization development coordinator since 2009. Halliburton, First Calgary Petroleum, and British Petroleum, as well as Sonatrach, a major Algerian oil and gas company are among the brand names that employed him.
Mr. Boumellal Mohamed
iTTi-Chlef, Director of Studies
TEFL Course in Algiers
How to Apply for a TESOL Course
Step 1
To begin the admission process for iTTi Chlef, you must first choose your starting date, complete the online application form, and pay a deposit of USD $500.
Step 2
An iTTi Enrollment Counselor will then contact you with instructions on how to complete the required English proficiency assessment test. If you are not a native speaker. You must obtain a B2/C1 level. A certificate will be provided by the School of English
Step 3
Once you are notified of your acceptance to iTTi Chlef, your remaining tuition balance is due 30 days prior to your course starting date.
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