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Why Get a 100+ Hours TESOL/TEFL CertificaThe unofficial industry standard for TESOL certification is 100+ training hours, why?The unofficial industry standard for TESOL certification is 100+ training hours, why?
100+ hour certification courses allow enough time to learn how to teach; most authoritative ESL organizations recommend it, and most reputable language schools expect it.