How to Choose a Path
8 entriesThis guide covers courses and credentials for people who teach, train or design learning. Teaching licences are set by governments, so start with your country's requirements, then build practical skills in pedagogy, instructional design and educational technology.
Step 1: Teaching and Learning Science
13 entriesThe craft of teaching and how people learn.
TESOL, English Teaching & Language Assessment
5 entriesTeaching English and language qualifications.
Step 2: Instructional Design and e-Learning
9 entriesDesigning courses and training.
Step 3: EdTech Platforms & Educator Programs
17 entriesLearning platforms and vendor certifications for teachers.
Open Education Resources
6 entriesFree materials to teach with.
India: Teacher Qualifications & Digital Learning
14 entriesGovernment bodies and platforms for teachers and learners.
Related Pages
3 entriesNeighbouring pages on this site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this page cover?
Courses and certifications for people who teach, train or design learning. It does not cover university degrees in general; see Education in India for institutions and rankings.
Which credential should a new online teacher get?
Start with a course on teaching online, then look at ISTE credentials or your platform's educator program (Microsoft, Google or Apple), depending on the tools your school uses.
How do I become a certified teacher in India?
Teacher eligibility is set by government bodies such as NCTE, with tests such as CTET and state TETs, and UGC NET for higher education. Check the official sites for current eligibility and exam dates.
Where can I learn instructional design?
Look at Quality Matters, AECT, the Association for Talent Development and authoring tool communities, and practise with tools such as H5P and Moodle.
How current is this page?
Links were checked in October 2026. Eligibility rules, exam dates and fees for teacher qualifications change often and differ by country and state, so confirm details on the official body's page. Descriptions summarize each provider's pages, and listing is not an endorsement. Many sites in this area (FutureLearn, Articulate, TD, Educause and others) block automated checks from my environment and are kept only where the organisation is well known; they may need a manual click.