Diploma in TESOL London, United Kingdom
Cambridge DELTA Part-time
   
Important Information
Please note that the price listed below is exclusive of the exam entry fee, which will be in the region of �200.
Course Details
| Course ref. |
4000 |
| Course Type |
Diploma in TESOL |
| Min Age |
20 |
| Class Times |
Tuesday and Thursday evening 5.30pm - 8.30pm |
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Customer Feedback
The course was manageable but challenging. Tutors were excellent. Energetic, motivating, realistic.
-Samuel Sherwood-
The trainers were very helpful and gave very good teaching sessions.
-Hannah Rhodes-
The course was very funny and very intense. A steep learning curve and highly rewarding. I met lots of lovely people, learnt a great deal throughout the course and most importantly, really enjoyed it.
-Farah Farouk-
The trainers were fantastic! The course was very thorough... very dynamic and totally exhausting.
-Alison Farr-
The quality of trainers was extremely high standard. The college had great facilities and resources and the teachers were magnificent, always willing to put in extra work where necessary. The course was excellent. What I enjoyed most about the course was feeling myself tangibly learning and improving.
-Jack Ruane-
Course Description
About the course
The Modular Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults (DELTA) is a twelve-month, part-time course for practising English Language teachers. The course is highly practical and covers the syllabus as laid down by the Cambridge Examinations Syndicate. The course consists of 3 modules:
Delta Module One focuses on the background to teaching and learning.
Delta Module Two focuses on developing professional practice.
Delta Module Three focuses on a specialist option (e.g. Young Learners, ESOL, ESP, 1-1).
Who is the course for?
The new modular Delta is for teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages who are seeking to build on their expertise and are considering furthering their career in English Language Teaching. The course is ideal for teachers who wish to extend their professional experience and accept new responsibilities as it not only demonstrates a commitment to the profession, but also proof of ability. The course aims to prepare teachers for more senior teaching roles and facilitates progression to other qualifications such as MAs in Linguistics and Language Teaching.
Assessment
� Module One is assessed via a written examination.
� Module Two is assessed via a portfolio of coursework, including observed lessons, written assignments, and an externally-assessed lesson observation.
� Module Three is assessed via an extended written assignment.
� 5 observed lessons (4 by course tutors, 1 by an external assessor)
In addition, trainees must observe ten hours of lessons at their own schools or elsewhere. There is a mock exam in April and one unassessed observation at the beginning of the course.
Entry requirements
Candidates for the course must:
-be aged 21 or over
-have at least two years (1,200 hours) of teaching experience of ELT (EFL/ESOL/ESP etc.) to classes of adults gained within the last 5 years
-have an initial teaching certificate (CELTA/CTEFLA or Trinity Certificate)
-have a degree or equivalent
-have competence in written and spoken English
-be employed as an ELT teacher throughout the course
Former Trainees on our DELTA courses say:
Extremely challenging but an amazing time of learning... don't think I was actually teaching until I started the course....
Bianca Fanciullacci
Excellent trainers.. who are passionate about teaching, extremely supportive and always gave us constructive feedback.
Rena Basak
School Details - London Hammersmith
This school is one of the longest established providers of English Language teacher training courses. They have a large catchment area, giving you the rewarding experience of teaching multi-lingual classes, with your students coming from many different countries and backgrounds. The courses take place in a well-equipped and newly decorated training suite. There is a two floor library that is extremely well stocked with additional shelves available only to CELTA trainees. The library also has trained staff on hand to help you use the computers. All students at this school have free internet access.
Timetable
Tuesday and Thursday evening 5.30pm - 8.30pm
Help for Jobs
Here�s how trainees are supported at Hammersmith:
- Post-course job-buster
The centre offers�
- the chance to attend a free workshop to anyone who has passed the course but who needs more support in finding a job. This is available to trainees up to six months after the course has finished. Workshops are held once every three months.
- On-course job-buster
The centre offers�
-A consultation on adapting your C.V.
-Guidance in working in both the state and private sectors.
-A contact list for local schools and colleges.
-Information on teaching worldwide.
-A timetabled IT jobsearch session.
-Regular updates and/or visits from recruitment agencies.
-A constantly updated careers library.
How to Apply
1. Choose the start date which interests you. If you’re still unsure, please choose an approximate date for now - you will be able to specify later.
2. Register your details with Cactus TEFL (1 minute) to help us track your application.
3. Download the application form and save it on your computer.
4. Complete it offline in your own time
5. Go back to www.cactustefl.com, sign in and submit your completed form.
You can also submit an application by email. We will explain how to do this on the application form. Please contact us if you have any problems with the application procedure.
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