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A career in teaching may be ideal for you. Specifically, teaching English as a second language to both children and adults could be your niche. While a specialized degree in English is not mandatory for entering this field, it is recommended to have some formal training.
This comprehensive course offers an overview of teaching English as a second language, with a focus on TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) training to broaden your career prospects. Starting with an exploration of common acronyms in the field, the course guides you through the essentials of teaching English to non-native speakers.
Throughout the program, you will delve into various teaching methodologies and approaches applicable to ESL (English as a Second Language) classrooms. Topics covered include effective lesson planning, efficient classroom management techniques, and strategies for creating a dynamic and inclusive learning environment. The course aims to equip you with practical tools to make your lessons engaging and impactful for students of all ages.
What you will learn:
The importance of using authentic materials in your lessons and how to select the most relevant ones
More about the three main methods used to teach English to non-native speakers
What a learner-based approach to lesson planning is and why it is important
The importance of context when introducing new words or concepts to students
How to successfully introduce vocabulary words to students of all ages
Benefits of taking TEFL Course:
Learn about the difference between TESOL, TEFL and CELTA training
Understand what kind of supportive materials you should incorporate into your lessons
Learn more about what is involved in teaching English to foreign-language speakers, which can help guide career decisions for students uncertain about post-secondary training
If you are a teacher, learn more about the strategies others recommend using when educating ESL students
If you have an ESL student in your life, learn more about how they are learning English so you can help support them at home