Due to increasing demand from all over the globe for proficiency in English, there is also a corresponding requirement for skilled Tefl trainers. Educators in this field are prized for their ability to teach classes of students who are from diverse countries, and in an interesting and fun environment
Whether Tefl teachers work for a school full-time or are just employed to teach a specific course, they are expected to be professional and enthusiastic about the subject at all times. The responsibility of incumbents is to teach all the basic language skills of speaking, listening, writing, reading and grammar so that students can travel anywhere in the world and communicate effectively in English
Although a BA or BSc degree is not always necessary, preference is given to those candidates with one for full-time jobs. Teachers need to have completed one of the recognised language teaching courses such as the Trinity TESOL or the Cambridge CELTA before they will be accepted for a post in the UK

There are ongoing vacancies at colleges and universities for qualified English teachers with salaries of between £18,000 and £32,000 a year. Temporary employment, especially during July and August, pays between £350 and £430 per week.

• Having interest in language.
• Being adaptable and patient.
• Having good organisational skills.
• Being able to clearly explain ideas.
• Having excellent written and spoken communication skills.
• Being a good listener.
• Having interpersonal abilities.
• Being creative.
• Being able to deal with student from different backgrounds.
• Being able to work under pressure.

TEFL jobs are open for all graduates, but it is recommended to have a degree related to education, English, linguistics, and modern languages. Degree courses require five GCSE´s (A-C)/S grades (1-3) and two A levels/three H grades. State Schools in United Kingdom require a Postgraduate Certificate in Education, while other countries require a Qualified Teacher Status and a recognised TEFL qualification.

There are language schools across United Kingdom that offer training courses including short introductions lasting two days and intensive certificate courses that last four or six weeks.