4-week TEFL Course London, United Kingdom
Special Combination Certificate Teaching English as a Foreign Language LET, MELT and CTEFL
   
Important Information
Course Details
| Course ref. |
4838 |
| Course Type |
4-week TEFL Course or equivalent |
| Min Age |
18 |
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Course Description
This course combines 3 elements offered by the school in order to give a comprehensive training course to fully prepare you for a career in TEFL. The course will have 3 different start dates for each part of the course:
Special Certificate Language for English Teaching (LET):
Starts on 20th September 2012 and runs part time Thursday evenings until 6th December 2012.
The best teachers have a comprehensive knowledge of their subject. The LET Special Certificate provides 100 hours of teaching and guided study, so you have a confident knowledge of English grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation before you start teaching. Unlike other language courses, the LET Special Certificate allows you to interact with real EFL learners and understand learner English.
Special Certificate Methodology for English Language Teaching (MELT):
Starts on 17th January 2013 and runs part time Thursday evenings 4th April 2013.
This course provides 120 hours of teaching and guided study. It presents teaching methods including how course books work, how to plan classes and basic techniques. It also reinforces the knowledge of language you learnt on LET. Unlike online courses, you get real experience in the classroom as you attend and take part in real EFL classes alongside the normal lectures. With the support of experienced teachers, you can practise skills and match theory to reality.
Special Certificate Teaching English as a Foreign Language (CTEFL):
Starts on 1st July 2013 and runs full time until 20th July 2013.
This is a full-time four-week teaching practice course with genuine, paying EFL students. As well as teaching the course covers other aspects of the job not usually covered in CELTA and similar courses, such as placement testing, lesson planning and marking homework. You will receive full support from experienced trainers and you will also have chance to teach in teams and do unobserved teaching to allow you to develop without the pressure of assessment. The focus is entirely on practical skills and employability.
Maximum class size
24 for lectures / workshops
8 for online groups
6 for observations / teaching practice
School Details - London Westminster
This school has been in the historic building on Regent Street for over 170 years. Oxford Circus tube is a one-minute walk away and the area is served by a huge number of bus services.
Trainees will have access to all the university's facilities - computing, library, welfare and careers advice etc.
Help for Jobs
The best help you can get with a job is getting high quality training to make you the kind of independent teacher the market needs. That's what the university's programme is designed to help you with. You will also get training and advice on searching for jobs, writing CV's and interview techniques. The trainers have many links with schools and will make trainees aware of job vacancies when they come up, and will write personal references.
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