Cost & Registration

The total tuition cost for the Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) Certificate is $1000 for non-UNG students and $800 for UNG students.

UNG students must email their name, phone number, intent to enroll in the TEFL program, and their 900 number student number to Dr. Kout at ykout@ung.edu. Upon verification of their student status, they will be contacted by UNG Continuing Education to complete their registration.
The tuition amount includes technology, materials and resources, and assistance with placement to conduct classroom observations. Courses must be taken in sequential order: First enroll in Course One, then register for Course Two, followed by Course Three, and complete the certificate in Course Four.

Start Registration (for non UNG Students)

Entire TEFL Certificate: Four Courses

Registration Fee: $1000.00*

Course One - Issues of Culture in TEFL
Course Two - Linguistics and Language Acquisition
Course Three - Methods and Materials in TEFL
Course Four - Instruction, Assessment and Professionalism in TEFL

*$800 for UNG students

Prices/fees are subject to change without notice.

Cancellation and Refund Policy

*Price subject to change without prior notice.

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