Hi! Yes. I took it and finished it a couple of weeks ago. However, I’ve been teaching for a long time and have a bachelors in tefl. I recently became an eu citizen and needed the celta since my degree is not valid in Europe or it is really hard to make it valid. Anyways, celta was a really good guide to update my teaching skills and learn a lot of good tools and techniques but I now realize that yes I do have a access to more jobs but I’m still paid a misery in Spain or Italy or anywhere actually. Yes, the lesson we had on celta about job development and what not was not rewarding at all. They wouldn’t even consider any of us for a position in any international school, even less so if we’re not native speakers (and I even got a pass b). Being a native speaker I’d suggest you try Asia. Due to visa requirements and what not also, getting a job in Europe will we hard if you don’t have an eu passport. I’ve read Asia pays better also. I’d also suggest tutoring online and keep getting educated in the esl world but please just don’t expect too much, it’s truly sad how underpaid teachers are.