" You don't need magic to disappear…. All you need is a destination...."
WHY TAKE A TESOL/TEFL
COURSE IN OMAN
Discover the vibrant landscape of Oman while advancing your career with TEFL courses tailored to meet the country’s growing demand for English language education.
Our TEFL courses provide comprehensive training in language teaching methodologies, classroom management techniques, and cultural sensitivity, equipping you with the skills needed to excel in Oman’s diverse educational settings. Whether you aspire to teach in Muscat, Salalah, or any other city across this historic nation, our internationally recognized certification will open doors to exciting teaching opportunities.
With its strategic location at the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula, Oman offers a dynamic environment for aspiring English teachers.
Gain a competitive edge in Oman’s thriving education sector and embark on a fulfilling journey as an English language educator. Join our TEFL courses today and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Oman while making a meaningful impact on students’ lives!”
CERTIFIED CENTER
.
OUR iTTi OMAN TEFL INSTITUTE
Ranked as the 74th most peaceful country by the Global Peace Index, Oman is a remarkably safe location for students looking to study abroad. Over time, more and more international students migrate to this country because of its competitive education system, growing economy and guaranteed security.
.
WORK IN Oman AS A TEFL TEACHER
In fact, the present-day national education policy in Oman aims at bringing about improvements in all areas within the Omani education system. The quality of English language teachers is generally regarded as one of the most important factors that impact student learning achievement. Many significant conducted studies and research came up with various ways of improving the quality of teachers and teaching. As a result, Omani schools are looking for qualified English teachers. Here are some guidelines to consider:
Prerequisites for Teaching in Oman 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/ TESOL 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 language centers, universities, and international schools. Public schools offer the lowest salaries, and teachers in international schools earn the most. You need a four-year degree and an iTTi TEFL/TESOL Certification for any paid positions, and the higher your level of education, the better the salary you can expect.
Contract Length Contracts are usually two years and may be renewed.
Salary & Benefits Oman offers well paid teaching opportunities. You can expect a monthly salary between $1,500 – $2,000 tax free, salaries at private schools are between $3,000 to $3,500. The average monthly cost of living in Muscat is 51% lower than in New York and 57% lower than in London, UK.
Most teaching jobs in Oman include furnished accommodations or accommodations at a very low cost. As such, teaching in Oman can be a great way to save money. Other benefits when teaching in Oman may include return airfare, medical insurance provided by the employer, paid vacation time, and allowances for transportation and tuition for dependents.
Healthcare System in Oman Oman has a world-class health care system, ranked one of the best in the world. While working in Oman, you will benefit from the state-of-the-art medical facilities and highly skilled doctors throughout the country. 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 an important place of where to get health information.
Emergency Service +968 2456 1883
The operator speaks English. Have your embassy contact information in reach.
Important Emergency Numbers Emergency Service: 9999 Ambulance: 9999 Fire Department: 9999 Police: 9999
Culture in Oman Oman’s culture is based on the fundamental principles of Islam. Muslims are required to pray five times each day after the call to prayer by the Imam. Beautiful, ornate mosques are found throughout the Sultanate, but they are not open to non-Muslim visitors. The holy month of Ramadhan is a time of fasting. Muslims are not allowed to smoke, eat, or drink, during daylight hours. Out of respect, non-Muslims staying in Oman observe the same principles in public. At sunset, the fast is broken with the Ifta feast, traditionally a light meal of dates and rice, which the whole family attends. The dress code is fairly liberal in Muscat, although decency is still expected. Women should wear tops with sleeves and long skirts or trousers. Men are required to wear trousers and shirts with sleeves. Swimwear should be restricted to the beach or pools. Outside the capital area and into the Interior villages, the dress code becomes even more conservative.
Languages Spoken Arabic is the official language of Oman, but English and Asian languages such as Baluchi, Urdu, and Hindi are also spoken. Swahili is used by some, a legacy of Oman’s former East African presence. English is widely present in business.
Religion The main, dominating religion is Islam. Oman is very tolerant regarding other religions, and there are a number of churches and temples for worshippers of other faiths. Friday is the holy day of rest.
Food & Drinks The cuisine in Oman recalls its role as a trading post for east and west. The spices used in stews and soups came to Oman by way of the spice trade from India, but the traditions of grilled meat and preserved fruit came by land from the Arabian Peninsula.
Alcohol is not openly available. You won’t find it on the menu. Some international hotels and upscale restaurants serve it, but it is not shown on the menu. Legal drinking age in Oman is 21.
Prerequisites for Teaching in Oman 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/ TESOL 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 language centers, universities, and international schools. Public schools offer the lowest salaries, and teachers in international schools earn the most. You need a four-year degree and an iTTi TEFL/TESOL Certification for any paid positions, and the higher your level of education, the better the salary you can expect.
Contract Length Contracts are usually two years and may be renewed.
Salary & Benefits Oman offers well paid teaching opportunities. You can expect a monthly salary between $1,500 – $2,000 tax free, salaries at private schools are between $3,000 to $3,500. The average monthly cost of living in Muscat is 51% lower than in New York and 57% lower than in London, UK.
Most teaching jobs in Oman include furnished accommodations or accommodations at a very low cost. As such, teaching in Oman can be a great way to save money. Other benefits when teaching in Oman may include return airfare, medical insurance provided by the employer, paid vacation time, and allowances for transportation and tuition for dependents.
Healthcare System in Oman Oman has a world-class health care system, ranked one of the best in the world. While working in Oman, you will benefit from the state-of-the-art medical facilities and highly skilled doctors throughout the country. 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 an important place of where to get health information.
Emergency Service +968 2456 1883
The operator speaks English. Have your embassy contact information in reach.
Important Emergency Numbers Emergency Service: 9999 Ambulance: 9999 Fire Department: 9999 Police: 9999
Culture in Oman Oman’s culture is based on the fundamental principles of Islam. Muslims are required to pray five times each day after the call to prayer by the Imam. Beautiful, ornate mosques are found throughout the Sultanate, but they are not open to non-Muslim visitors. The holy month of Ramadhan is a time of fasting. Muslims are not allowed to smoke, eat, or drink, during daylight hours. Out of respect, non-Muslims staying in Oman observe the same principles in public. At sunset, the fast is broken with the Ifta feast, traditionally a light meal of dates and rice, which the whole family attends. The dress code is fairly liberal in Muscat, although decency is still expected. Women should wear tops with sleeves and long skirts or trousers. Men are required to wear trousers and shirts with sleeves. Swimwear should be restricted to the beach or pools. Outside the capital area and into the Interior villages, the dress code becomes even more conservative.
Languages Spoken Arabic is the official language of Oman, but English and Asian languages such as Baluchi, Urdu, and Hindi are also spoken. Swahili is used by some, a legacy of Oman’s former East African presence. English is widely present in business.
Religion The main, dominating religion is Islam. Oman is very tolerant regarding other religions, and there are a number of churches and temples for worshippers of other faiths. Friday is the holy day of rest.
Food & Drinks The cuisine in Oman recalls its role as a trading post for east and west. The spices used in stews and soups came to Oman by way of the spice trade from India, but the traditions of grilled meat and preserved fruit came by land from the Arabian Peninsula.
Alcohol is not openly available. You won’t find it on the menu. Some international hotels and upscale restaurants serve it, but it is not shown on the menu. Legal drinking age in Oman is 21.
TEFL Courses in Oman fill up quickly!
Apply To Enroll
- Lessons: 120 hours of coursework
- Duration: 4 weeks
- Course Badge
- Certificate Earned upon completion
5/5
$
500
initial deposit.
120-HOUR ON-SITE TESOL TRAINING
100% IN-CLASS TRAINING
Total tuition: $2,700 Deposit: $500, due at registration. Balance payment: $2,200 due 30 business days before the first course date. Tuition includes course fee, certificate, moderation, and assistance in securing a teaching position.
Total tuition: $2,700 Deposit: $500, due at registration. Balance payment: $2,200 due 30 business days before the first course date. Tuition includes course fee, certificate, moderation, and assistance in securing a teaching position.
Course Dates
120-HOUR COMBINED TESOL TRAINING
75% on-line/25% on-site training
Total tuition: US $1,530
Deposit: $500, due at registration.
Balance payment: $1,030 due 30 business days before start of the Teaching Practicum.
The entire eight-day program takes place in class at the institution. Students observe experienced teachers and their peers while those are teaching EFL students. They prepare and deliver classes themselves under the supervision of an experienced TEFL instructor. Apart from teaching, the trainees also work on projects such as materials creation, testing, and student evaluations.
The entire eight-day program takes place in class at the institution. Students observe experienced teachers and their peers while those are teaching EFL students. They prepare and deliver classes themselves under the supervision of an experienced TEFL instructor. Apart from teaching, the trainees also work on projects such as materials creation, testing, and student evaluations.
Teaching Practicum Dates in 2022
6 November – 15 November 2022
4 December – 15 December 202
Teaching Practicum Dates in 2023
8 January – 17 January 2023
5 February – 14 February 2023
5 March – 14 March 2023
6 April – 15 April 2023
ENROLL ME
MEET OUR iTTi OMAN TEFL TEAM
Mrs. Sahar Wahbeh founded Skylark International in January 2011.
She began her career in international education as school superintendent and has a wealth of senior leadership experience in the development of educational products and services, with a particular focus on publishing school age students’ extra curricula such as the Click Right series. In her most recent role before Skylark International, she worked in teaching at national and international schools as an English language teacher and administrator.
Sahar believes strongly in the need to support the growing number of teachers and communities that are interested in, and benefit from, international education and in offering TEFL and TESOL courses for English language teachers. She is committed to the ongoing development of Skylark programs and services worldwide and continuing to improve its offers to schools, their educators, and students.
She has dealt with different educational contexts and professional development modalities in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, and has lived in United Kingdom and Jordan. Sahar has a Master’s degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Jordan and a Higher Diploma in Business Administration from Jordan University.
Sahar believes strongly in the need to support the growing number of teachers and communities that are interested in, and benefit from, international education and in offering TEFL and TESOL courses for English language teachers. She is committed to the ongoing development of Skylark programs and services worldwide and continuing to improve its offers to schools, their educators, and students.
She has dealt with different educational contexts and professional development modalities in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, and has lived in United Kingdom and Jordan. Sahar has a Master’s degree in English Language and Literature from the University of Jordan and a Higher Diploma in Business Administration from Jordan University.
Sahar Wahbeh
iTTi Oman—Director of Studies
How to Apply for a TESOL Course
Step 1
To begin the admission process for iTTi Oman, 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 iTTi School of English.
Step 3
Once you are notified of your acceptance to iTTi Oman, your remaining tuition balance is due 30 days prior to your course starting date.
