Hi there. I have done my Diploma in TESOL at the London Teacher Training College and I have had no problem whatsoever using that qualification for both higher academic and employment purposes.

As for St Clements University, it is accredited in many countries and I don't think anyone who understands about the process of accreditation should have a problem with it. However, the issue of accreditation means different things to different employers and institutions. In general,qualification may not mean anything if one can not utilize the quality of what is learned.

I have studied at St Clements University and when I went for my job interview I proved I was better than many who came from some of those "accredited Western universities". I am now on the faculty of an institution owned by one of the most prestigeous companies in the UAE. Finally, it is a matter of how you sell yourself to your prospective employer rather than depending on the qualification to do that for you.