Diploma in TESOL Manchester, United Kingdom
Cambridge DELTA
   
Important Information
The price below does not include the Cambridge ESOL examination fee.
This is a semi-intensive 12-week course.
Course Details
| Course ref. |
4418 |
| Course Type |
Diploma in TESOL |
| Min Age |
20 |
| Class Times |
Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5.30pm - 9pm |
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Customer Feedback
Very good, very great input sessions. A thoroughly rewarding experience!!!
-Philip Dickie-
Intensive, stressful at times, but very rewarding!
-Claire Stephenson-
The course was very intensive which I was fully aware of before I started. Even though the workload was heavy I found the course very stimulating and engaging. I enjoyed the teaching practice. Overall a very positive experience.
-Catherine Anderson-
The school and the quality of trainers were to the highest of standards. They always had time to help us trainees when we needed it. The course was intensive, as it suggests, and it did not let up for the four weeks. The amount of work was however worth it, as I learned a lot about how to teach EFL, and has given me a real enthusiasm to go out and find work within the TEFL industry.
-Matthew Todd-
Teaching was first class and the level of support was excellent. I enjoyed the whole course, well worth the cost!
-Sue Badger-
I thoroughly enjoyed the course – it exceeded my expectations. The centre is very organised and the tutors are very well prepared. Thanks for everything.
-Adriana Collins-
Course Description
Cambridge Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults
(DELTA)
Delta is a widely recognised qualification which helps you build better teaching practice and can lead to greater rewards and more career opportunities. It is now available as three separate modules, offering even greater flexibility and choice.
This Manchester centre is now offering Module One and Module Two.
Module Three is also available from this school. Please contact us for more information
Module One
Understanding Language Skills for Teaching
This module looks at the theories behind how people learn languages and how they are taught
Units:
1. Theoretical perspectives on language acquisition and language learning
2. Different approaches and methodologies including current developments
3. Language systems and learners’ linguistic problems
4. Language skills and learner’s problems
5. Knowledge of resources, materials and reference sources
6. Key concepts and terminology related to assessment
Assessment
Module One is assessed via a written examination.
Module Two
Developing Professional Practice
This module looks at the theory and practice of teaching and the different ways that environment, society and culture affect the way that it works.
Units:
1. The language learner and the language learning context
2. Preparation for teaching adult learners of English
3. Evaluating, selecting and using resources and materials for teaching purposes
4. Managing and supporting learning
5. Evaluation of lesson preparation and teaching
6. Observation/evaluation of other teacher’s lessons
7. Professionalism and opportunities for professional development
Assessment
Module Two is assessed via a portfolio of coursework, including observed lessons, background written assignments, and an externally-assessed lesson observation.
Module Three
Module Three is assessed externally via an extended written assignment on a specialist area. This module is not covered in class and you will prepare this in your own time.
Cambridge ESOL entry requirements:
Candidates will have
* a degree
* an initial ELT qualification
* at least two years' full time (1,200 hours) experience of teaching English to adults within the past five years
* a range of teaching experience involving work in different teaching contexts and experience of teaching adults at different levels
* be a graduate and/or have an initial teaching qualification
* an appropriate awareness of language and language competence in English to enable them to follow the course and complete all assessed elements successfully
Candidates will also need to be involved in ELT teaching on a regular basis and ensure that for formal assessment purposes there are at least 5 students in the group
Accommodation Options
2011
We can arrange various accommodation options for you through the school.
We can offer the school\'s own student house, located just a twenty-five minute bus journey away. The house is self-catering, students will share the kitchen, lounge and dining room with other residents. The prices depend on the room and the facilities, they can be between £85 -£155 per week, plus registration fee of £40.
Also, student residences are available during July and August. Students can book rooms with self-catering facilities, cost is approx £18 per night, plus registration fee of £40.
School Details - Manchester
This school is accredited for the Teaching of English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) by the British Council and a member of the Association of Recognised English Language Services (ARELS). Our CELTA courses are validated by the University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations (Cambridge ESOL) which has a well-earned reputation for academic excellence; its qualifications are recognised and accepted by teaching institutions world-wide.
Timetable
Tuesday and Thursday evenings 5.30pm - 9pm
Help for Jobs
Trainees are given details of vacancies that may be going at the time and directed to take a closer look at the jobs board in the training room. The school has regular contact with various recruitment agencies and schools worldwide and whenever details of jobs are passed on to us they are posted on the jobs board.
How to Apply
1. Click on the circle next to the start date
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.
6. We will keep you posted by email throughout the process.
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