Elyce described the course as straightforward and appreciated the opportunity it gave her to prepare for teaching overseas.
London College of Teachers (UK)
London College Teachers & Trainers
Professional teacher training from London College of Teachers (UK)
The official international platform of London College of Teachers (UK), bringing together teacher-training programmes, TEFL/TESOL, Montessori, Special Education, Early Childhood Education, international teaching guidance and professional resources for educators worldwide.


Academic & Professional Relationships
Academic partnerships, professional memberships and institutional associations of London College of Teachers (UK).
The type and scope of each relationship varies by organisation. See the accreditation page for the current details.
The CPD GroupCPD provider relationship
UK Register of Learning ProvidersProvider registration
Paris University of International EducationAcademic partner
International TEFL CanadaInstitutional TEFL partner
Skills for EnglishPublished professional relationship
Skills for English UKVI ApprovedEnglish testing relationship
American Northwest CollegePublished institutional relationship
Chartered College of TeachingProfessional membership
Oregon Institute of International EducationPublished institutional relationship
Montessori EuropePublished professional relationship
GoAbroadEducation directory relationship
NEXA GlobalTraining associationStart with your objective
Choose training for the role you want to build.
Start with the work you want to do, then compare the knowledge, qualification level and professional preparation that will help you move toward it.
Define the role
Choose the age group, subject or specialist area you want to work in, from early years and Montessori to SEN, English teaching or leadership.
Understand the pathway
Identify whether your next step is professional development, a specialist credential, an academic qualification or a local teaching requirement.
Compare LCT programmes
Review eligibility, curriculum, assessment, duration and fees to find the programme that best matches your current stage.
Plan the destination
If you intend to teach internationally or in a regulated role, include local employer and licensing requirements in your career plan.
Core London College of Teachers pathways
Professional learning for different educator goals.

International Teaching Diploma
A broad teacher-training pathway for educators preparing to work with children from preschool through primary age, with coverage across Montessori, nursery, pre-primary, early childhood and special educational needs.
From $510 USD · 240 hours
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TEFL & TESOL Courses
Online English language teacher training from a 120-hour TEFL Certificate through Diploma, Advanced Diploma, PG Diploma and Master-level study.
From $185 USD · 120 hours
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Montessori Teacher Training
Online Montessori teacher preparation offered from Certificate through Diploma, PG Diploma and extended Master-level pathways.
From $170 USD · 120 hours
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Special Education & SEN Teacher Training
Professional learning for teachers, shadow teachers and support professionals working with learners who have diverse and special educational needs.
From $325 USD · 120 hours
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Early Childhood Care & Education
Professional preparation for caring for, facilitating and teaching children from infancy through the early years, with Certificate to Integrated Master-level options.
From $170 USD · 120 hours
Review programme detailsStudent Experiences
What learners say about studying with London College of Teachers.
Feedback from learners highlights the self-paced format, course materials and support they experienced during their studies.
Tristan valued the self-paced format, thorough lessons, downloadable materials and the responsiveness of the support team.
Nicolas highlighted the depth of the teaching-methodology materials, useful examples and preparation for both assessments and future lesson delivery.
Teacher Answers
Find a clear answer before you make the next decision.
Search the 120-question library or browse popular questions about teacher training, qualifications, careers and teaching abroad.
How Do I Become a Teacher?
The route depends on where and what you want to teach. Define the age group, subject, school sector and country first, then check the academic qualification, t…
Read the answerCan I Become a Teacher After 12th?
You can begin preparing for education careers after Class 12 or equivalent, especially in early years, Montessori and support roles, but regulated school-teach…
Read the answerHow Can I Become a Teacher After Graduation?
After graduation, the next step depends on the teaching system you want to enter. A degree may make you eligible for formal teacher training in some countries,…
Read the answerCan I Become a Teacher Without a B.Ed in India?
In India, whether you can teach without a B.Ed depends on the role and institution. Some preschool, Montessori, early-years, language-training and private educ…
Read the answerHow Do I Change Careers and Become a Teacher?
A career changer should first decide what existing subject knowledge or professional experience can transfer into education. The next step is to identify the f…
Read the answerHow Do I Become an International School Teacher?
International-school teachers usually need a relevant degree, a recognised teacher-education qualification or teaching status, and classroom experience. Requir…
Read the answerHow Do I Become an Online Teacher?
Choose the subject and learner group you can teach credibly, build teaching and digital-delivery skills, prepare evidence of your expertise, and check any plat…
Read the answerHow Do I Become a Preschool Teacher?
Preschool teaching usually requires knowledge of child development, play-based learning, safeguarding, observation and early-years planning. Formal qualificati…
Read the answerHow Do I Become a Primary School Teacher?
Primary teaching normally combines broad subject knowledge with age-appropriate pedagogy, classroom management and a recognised teacher-preparation route. Chec…
Read the answerInternational teacher planning
Explore teaching pathways by country.
Country guides bring together teaching routes, qualification questions, employer research and practical preparation for educators considering international opportunities.
Explore by need
Connect training with the wider professional pathway.
Use qualifications, career and destination guidance alongside course information so your learning choice supports a clearly defined professional goal.
What qualification do I need?
Understand the difference between academic qualifications, teacher status or licences, professional-development awards and specialist credentials.
Open qualification guideWhat role am I working toward?
Explore early-years, school, SEN, English-language, leadership and teacher-trainer pathways before choosing training.
Explore teaching careersWhere do I want to teach?
Explore country requirements, documentation, employer expectations and professional preparation before making an international move.
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Verify London College of Teachers (UK).
Use primary institutional and public records when you need to confirm the organisation, its published programmes, professional relationships or contact information.
