LangueXpert, CELTA or TEFL?
Three different logics. CELTA (recognised in France, RS6547) and TEFL qualify you to teach English, often early in a career or abroad. LangueXpert is for trainers already in practice, in any language, and certifies their ability to design and run training with AI.
| LangueXpert | CELTA | TEFL | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official recognition in France | Yes — RS7208, Répertoire Spécifique of France Compétences | Yes — RS6547 "Enseigner l'anglais (CELTA)", Répertoire Spécifique | No |
| Eligible for the French CPF | Yes | Yes | No |
| Languages covered | All modern languages | English only | English only |
| Who it targets | Trainers already working with adults in continuing education | General teaching, often beginners | General teaching, often abroad |
| AI and digital tools | At the heart of the programme | Little or none | Varies by provider |
| Duration | 18 h | About 120 h | Varies |
LangueXpert does not compete head-on with CELTA or TEFL: it is the certification designed for language trainers already in practice, in any language, who want official recognition, CPF funding and a method for bringing AI into their lessons.
Frequently asked questions
I already have a CELTA: is LangueXpert worth it?
Yes. CELTA certifies English teaching; it covers neither AI, nor blended-course design, nor in-company continuing education, and it is limited to English. LangueXpert completes your profile on those points, with CPF funding possible.
Is LangueXpert only for English trainers?
No: Spanish, German, Italian, French as a foreign language… every modern language taught to adults.