pompeygazza said:
What do you mean by 'legit'?
There are only two EFL qualifications that are recognized worldwide - the Cambridge CELTA and Trinity Cert.TESOL. You can do the CELTA at International House in San Isidro.
Good advice - I'd say dont waste your time on anything else but you do need full commitment as the standards are (or should be) high. Usually can be done either FT or PT but if PT then preferably need some sort of on-going teaching position to be able to draw experience/case work from if there is only limited exposure to learners at the teaching centre.
IH is a franchise type operation and possibly highest reputation over other CELTA providers e.g Cactus IMHO
Each IH will be different.
IH in "International Training" (Belgrano) had strongest recommendation from my CELTA teacher (in London not IH) who was the Cambridge External Assessor for South America up to a few years ago.
I was thinking of doing DELTA here which is next qualification up.
Anyone done Delta here in Buenos Aires?
There are also:
IH in Recoleta, (two linked schools in Buenos Aires) plus
IH Belgrano (separate from international training which is in Vuelta de Obligado) as well as the aforementioned San Isidro
I've also done Trinity exams (not Cert.) and I'd say the Cambridge set up is larger more resourced but the standards are equally high.
worth also seeking out the recommendations of the British Council