TEFL Courses in Brazil
Find a TEFL certification course in Brazil and get qualified to teach English.
TEFL courses in Brazil
Cultura Inglesa Duque de Caxias – RJ/BRAZIL
Duque de Caxias – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Trinity DipTESOL
Cultura Inglesa Duque de Caxias is a validated course provider of the Trinity …
ITTT
Natal
International TEFL and TESOL Training in Brazil
Internationally recognised 4 week intensive TEFL certificate course in Natal, …
Britannia
Rio de Janeiro
CELTA in Rio de Janeiro
Britannia is a teacher training centre, offering intensive and part-time CELTA …
Teach to Travel Academy
Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo
TEFL course in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paolo
Our 120-hour Accredited TEFL certification program in Brazil provides practical …
Cultura Inglesa
São Paolo
CELTA, Delta and TKT with Cultura Inglesa in São Paolo
Full-time and part-time teacher training courses available with the opportunity …
Seven Idiomas
Sao Paolo
TEFL courses in Sao Paolo
CELTA, Delta, ICELT, TKT and speciality courses in Sao Paolo with experienced, …
Target Language Services
Sao Paolo
CELTA Certificate with TLS in Sao Paolo
We run three full-time CELTA courses every year and also part-time courses twice …
TESOL Brazil
Sao Paolo
CELTA in Sao Paolo
Gain your CELTA qualification in Sao Paulo. We hold the distinction of being the …
Up Language Consultants
Sao Paolo
Teacher Training in Sao Paolo
Up Language Consultants offers a range of teacher training courses in Sao Paolo. …
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OISE University of Toronto
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Thoughts on teaching English in Brazil
While bigger cities offer a lot it’s worth checking out off the beaten path places. I taught in a small town called Itajuba. Being in a small town you are connected more to locals and have a better cultural exchange, something that is more difficult in bigger cities. It was 4-5 hours by bus to Rio or Sao Paulo, so it was easy to take extended weekend holidays to explore the cities. There were opportunities to learn Portuguese and the pay was decent. Since it was a small town things were cheaper, so you definitely have opportunities to save. If you have the opportunity to teach in Brazil you should explore all your options.