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  The Historical Evolution of English English as the Language of Globalization The Impact of English on Education The Role of English in Business English as a Tool for Cultural Exchange The Popularity of Teaching English Abroad The Benefits of TEFL and TESOL Courses ITTT: A Leading Provider of TEFL and TESOL Training The Future of English as a Global Language Embracing the Diversity of English English has a rich history that dates back to the 5th century when Germanic tribes settled in Britain. Over the centuries, English evolved through various influences, including Latin, French, and Norse languages. The spread of the British Empire in the 17th and 18th centuries further propelled English as a global language. English has a rich history that dates back to the 5th century when...  [Read more]

Our TESOL training course in Chongqing, China is a great choice for those seeking an authentic Chinese experience while earning an internationally recognised teaching qualification. The course is completed over a period of three weeks and offers an excellent solution for trainees who want an in-class course but are restricted by time constraints. Situated on the banks of the Yangzi River, Chongqing is a thriving industrial and economic center in southwest China. Since being founded three thousand years ago, the city has served as the country’s capital a number of times. The city has always been an important transport hub due to its location on the Yangzi River and is now a major manufacturing and industrial center. The city is also a very popular destination for Chinese tourists and...  [Read more]

To experience the amazing history, culture and vibrancy of one of the world’s most famous cities, London, Great Britain is the ideal location for you to take your tesol course. History surrounds you wherever you are in London; the ancient city is home to some of the world’s most famous landmarks. Perhaps the best place to get a glimpse of this in on the Waterloo Bridge at sunset. By looking to west you can take in the mock-medieval ramparts of Westminster and the Houses of Parliament, which have stood since around the 1250s. If you look to the east you can see the sun set over the great globe of St Paul’s Cathedral, which still stands proudly and impressively amongst the modern glass and steel towers that now surround it. Underneath, the famous Thames flows just as it did through the...  [Read more]