4-week TEFL Course Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Cambridge CELTA
   
Course Details
| Course ref. |
5219 |
| Course Type |
4-week TEFL Course or equivalent |
| Min Age |
20 |
| Maximum Class Size |
12 |
| Class Times |
Monday - Friday 9.00 - 5.30 |
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Course Description
UNIT 1: LEARNERS AND TEACHERS AND THE TEACHING AND LEARNING CONTEXT
1.1 Cultural, linguistic and educational backgrounds
1.2 Motivations for learning English as an adult
1.3 Learning and teaching styles
1.4 Context for learning and teaching English
1.5 Varieties of English
1.6 Multilingualism and the role of first languages
UNIT 2: LANGUAGE AND ANALYSIS AND AWARENESS
2.1. Basic concepts and terminology used in ELT for describing form and meaning in
language and language use
2.2. Grammar - Grammatical frameworks: rules and conventions relating to words,
sentences, paragraphs and texts
2.3. Lexis: What it means to "know" a word; semantic relationships between words
2.4. Phonology: The formation and description of English phonemes; features of
connected speech 21Q
2.5. The practical significance of similarities and differences between languages
2.6. Reference materials for language awareness
2.7. Key strategies and approaches for developing learners' language knowledge
UNIT 3: LANGUAGE SKILLS: READING, LISTENING, SPEAKING AND WRITING
3.1. Reading
3.1.1. Basic concepts and terminology used for describing reading skills
3.1.2. Purposes of reading
3.1.3. Decoding meaning
3.1.4. Potential barriers to reading
3.2. Listening
3.2.1. Basic concepts and terminology used for describing listening skills
3.2.2. Purposes for listening texts
3.2.3. Features of listening texts
3.2.4. Potential barriers to listening
3.3. Speaking
3.3.1. Basic concepts and terminology used for describing speaking skills
3.3.2. Features of spoken English
3.3.3. Language functions
3.3.4. Paralinguistic features
3.3.5. Phonemic systems
3.4. Writing
3.4.1. Basic concepts and terminology used for describing writing skills
3.4.2. Sub-skills and features of written texts
3.4.3. Stages of teaching writing
3.4.4. Beginner literacy
3.4.5. English spelling and punctuation
3.5. Key strategies and approaches for developing learners' receptive and productive skills
UNIT 4 - PLANNING AND RESOURCES FOR DIFFERENT TEACHING CONTEXTS
4.4. Principles of planning for effective teaching of adult learners of English
4.5. Lesson planning for the effective teaching of adult learners of English
4.6. Evaluation of lesson planning
4.7. The selection, adaptation and evaluation of materials and resources in planning
(including computer and other technology based resources)
4.8. Knowledge of commercially produced resources and non-published materials and
classroom resources for teaching English to adults
UNIT 5 - DEVELOPING TEACHING SKILLS AND PROFESSIONALISM
5.1 The effective organisation of the classroom
5.2 Classroom presence and control
5.3 Teacher and learner language
5.4 The use of teaching materials and resources
5.5 Practical skills for teaching at a range of levels
5.6 The monitoring and evaluation of adult learners
5.7 Evaluation of the teaching/learning process
5.8 Professional development: responsibilities
5.9 Professional development: support systems
School Details - Hobart
The Tasmanian College of English is a University of Cambridge Teacher training centre and nationally accredited English language college located in Hobart Tasmania. The Tasmanian College of English is a member of the International Association of Language Colleges (IALC) and accredited in Australia by through State government.
The college commenced offering the Cambridge CELTA in 1998 and works closely with its sister South Australian College of English and Whitsundays College of English.
The Tasmanian College of English is located in a beautiful colonial three storey mansion within a 10 minute walk from Hobart city and waterfront. It is surrounded by beautiful trees and garden in a large relaxing heritage garden.
Hobart is situated at the mouth of the Derwent River, close to the sea and nestling under Mt Wellington. The city hosts the famous City to Hobart Yacht race each January. Hobart is also close to wildlife parks where visitors can see many of the distinctive Tasmanian mammals as well as other Australian wildlife.
Timetable
Monday - Friday 9.00 - 5.30
How to Apply
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