Soak up the sights and sounds of Delhi while pursuing TEFL

New Delhi, the capital of India, spread over the west bank of the river Yamuna is one of the fastest growing cities in India and also the most populous one. It is surrounded on three sides by Haryana and to the east, across the river Yamuna by Uttar Pradesh.Creating an opportunity to earn a living here, in the Capital city of India should be an aspiration for any ambitious,free spirited soul who love to travel and gather new experiences in their lives. Hence, being employed in a profession that involves extensive travelling should be the ideal job that any travel buff should be looking for.

A 3 week long TEFL Course ticks all the above criteria and doing itfrom the heart of the nation will not only allow you to travel across the world, but also give you the chance to make an impact in other’s lives. The TEFL Course willenhance your knowledge on the various techniques, methodology, pedagogy, and ideas for creating interesting lessons andprepare you for an exciting career ahead and also would let you experience both the old and new charms of Delhi.

Delhi is known as much for its history as it is for its cultural and political significance.Old Delhi is all about a magical world that continues to live on today. There are stories intertwining with love, hatred, envy and war, each character no less intense than the other. New Delhi or popularly known as Lutyen’s Delhi, was built by the British in order to suit their needs when they shifted their capital here. If you have a bit of an idea regarding the history of Delhi and are looking to boost up your knowledge on the same or want to explore the city from the scratch, this is your very opportunity to have a first-hand experience on the city’s historical past.The TEFL course is followed by a teaching practice session in a local school and a complete job assistance. You will get multiple opportunities in various post related to teaching and training mainly in Middle East, China, Japan, Thailand etc. 

Delhi has come a long way from its colonial days and has undoubtedly turned out to be a sprawling city by any measure. It is often said that Delhi is a city of migrants and refugees from all corners of India. Because of the huge influx of migrants from different parts of the country and the amalgamation of various companies, traditions and religions like Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, etc. with a dozen of languages, ethnicities, cultures and agendas that coexist here, Delhi is impossible to pin down. Once the sole domain of government bureaucrats and babus (clerks), it’s now also a global hub for fashion, media, business, technology, and manufacturing as well. Also, with home to India’s largest mosque, the world’s biggest Hindu temple, and South Asia’s largest shopping mall, the capital is nothing if not outsize.Some of the worth visiting places are – India Gate, RashtrapatiBhavan, Red Fort, QutubMinar, Humayun’s tomb, Jama Masjid, Jantar Mantra, Laxmi Narayan Mandir, Birla Mandir, Lotus Temple etc. For all the foodies out there, ChadniChowk will be your go to place where you will find all kinds of amazing and delicious street food ranging from parathas to chaat, pakodas to kulchas and even our very own ‘paan’, to satisfy out taste buds.

Therefore, doing a TEFL Course from the Indian capital shall be a wise decision on your part whereby you will get to learn all the nuances of modern teaching methodology as well as explore and unearth many facts and fictional stories of one of the oldest cities in India.