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| Course ref. | 2144 |
| Course Type | Cambridge CELTA |
| Min Age | 20 |
| Maximum Class Size | 6 |
Course Description
The program consists of five units as follows:
Unit 1. Learners and Teachers and the Teaching and Learning context
The cultural, linguistic and educational background of the learner.
Learner motivation.
Learning and Teaching styles.
The context for learning and teaching English.
Varieties of English.
Multilingualism and the role of first languages.
Unit 2. Language Analysis and Awareness
Basic concepts and terminology for describing linguistic form and meaning.
Grammatical frameworks relating to words, sentences, paragraphs and texts.
Lexis: what it means to know a word; semantic relationships between words.
Phonology: formation and description of English phonemes; connected speech.
The practical significance of similarities and differences between languages.
Reference materials for language awareness.
Key strategies for developing learners’ language knowledge.
Unit 3. Language Skills: Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing
Reading
Basic concepts and terminology used for describing reading skills.
Purposes of reading.
Decoding meaning.
Potential barriers to reading.
Listening
Basic concepts and terminology used for describing listening skills.
Purposes of listening.
Features of listening texts.
Potential barriers to listening.
Speaking
Basic concepts and terminology used for describing speaking skills.
Features of spoken English.
Language functions.
Paralinguistic features.
Phonemic systems.
Writing
Basic concepts and terminology used for describing writing skills.
Sub-skills and features of written texts.
Stages of teaching writing.
Beginner literacy.
English spelling and pronunciation.
Key strategies for developing the above skills
Unit 4. Planning and Resources for Different Teaching Contexts
Principles of planning for effective teaching of adult learners of English.
Lesson planning for effective teaching of adult learners of English.
Evaluation of lesson planning.
Selection, adaptation and evaluation of materials and resources in planning (including technology based resources).
Knowledge of commercially produced resources and non-published materials and resources.
Unit 5. Developing Teaching skills and professionalism
Effective classroom organisation.
Classroom presence and control.
Teacher and learner language.
The use of materials and resources.
Practical skills for teaching at a range of levels.
Monitoring and evaluation of adult learners.
Evaluation of the teaching/learning process.
Professional development: responsibilities and support systems.
Accommodation Options
Homestay accommodation can be arranged for trainees at the cost of $180 per week per person (Additional nights are $30 per person per night).
A single room in a shared house costs in the region of $185 per week per person.
Please note that there is a $180 Accommodation Placement Fee.
School Details - IH Brisbane
The school
The Teacher Training Department of this school is part of the International House World Organisation, internationally regarded as one of the best independent language teaching and training organisations in the world.
Located in the city centre, all the classrooms are bright and air-conditioned with large windows showing city or river views. New computers are available for class use and for students to have free internet and email access. There is also a large multi-purpose room with library resources, TV and video, and vending machines. Classrooms are equipped with teaching materials, tape recorders, TV's, videos and overhead projectors.
Brisbane
Famous for its great weather, exciting events and cultural scene, Brisbane has a sophisticated, warm and friendly charm, which will more than surprise. Brisbane is the capital city of Queensland and offers the very best in food, wine, arts, entertainment and major sporting events with relaxed sub-tropical flair. Brisbane is the centre of a region rich in world-class beach, river, rainforest and mountain experiences. Nearby, the aquatic playground of Brisbane, Moreton Bay and Islands, are the perfect places to explore or indulge in your favourite water sports.
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