There are lots of TESOL master's programs around. I know my old cert program offers a master's as well. I wish I would have gotten that piece of paper from them instead of the cert. If I wanted to teach in someplace like South Korea, I would find my going much easier if Dave's listings are any indicator.

I've been looking at the program at San Diego State University. I like what I see so far.

An online program would be good as well. Well, I know it'd work well for ME. My recruiter back in Bangkok got his master's from a uni in Australia.

Some will say that getting the online degree is "too expensive", but I would have to disagree. These folks are not factoring in the dreaded "opportunity costs" that sitting in a classroom 5 days a week (instead of working) will run a student in a normal program.