Teach English to adults or young learners anywhere in the world, online or in a classroom!   The INTESOL accredited 120 hour Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)  Plus qualifies you to teach in any setting, anywhere in the world. With this qualification you can apply for positions online or in class. You will be fully equipped with all the skills that are in high demand by TEFL/TESOL employers. You will learn the best ways to make your lessons enjoyable and worthwhile, ensuring that everyone’s experience is a rewarding one.

Course Aims

The overall aim of the 120 hour Certificate in TEFL Plus is to provide a sound introduction to TEFL/TESOL and prepare you for teaching in the real world.

The 120 Hour TEFL Plus course contains units on teaching English to young learners and teaching English online. This additional knowledge will not only be invaluable to you when you begin teaching, it also means you’ll be able to demonstrate specific skills that are in high demand by TEFL/TESOL employers. We’ll make sure you stand out from the crowd!

INTESOL Worldwide has been training teachers of EFL/ESOL for more than 28 years and is well known and respected in the TEFL/TESOL industry. This means your TEFL certification will be instantly recognised internationally as being of excellent quality.

The 120 Hour TEFL Plus course is externally accredited, meaning the content and teaching methods have been scrutinised externally to meet and exceed industry standards. This means you can be sure you’ll participate in a fruitful learning experience.

Your tutor will be an experienced teacher trainer holding a Masters in TESOL as a minimum qualification. They will offer you all the support and feedback you need to achieve your full potential.

Eligibility

No prior qualifications or experience are required. Fluent English, determination and willingness to learn are all you need.

Course Structure

Unit 1: Study Skills (not assessed)

How best to organise your study time

Unit 2: The Study of English

Module 1 – Inductive and Deductive Analysis and use of grammars – parts of speech and grammatical terminology – the tense system, reported speech, active and passive
Module 2 – Elements of pronunciation: intonation including rising and falling tones, sentence stress, weak forms – sounds of the language/phonology; word stress, schwa sound, phonemic chart – teaching a ‘pronunciation point’
Module 3 – Lexis selection: frequency and appropriacy – lexis formation: synonyms and antonyms, word stems, parts of speech including prefixes and suffixes

Unit 3: The Teaching and Learning of ESOL

Module 1 – Overview of EFL/ESOL issues – being a caring teacher, involving students, using realistic language, keeping the students interested, teacher talking time, correction, levels in EFL/ESOL teaching, visual aids, use of mother tongue; teaching for exams: Professional English Examinations; the role of grammar, classroom techniques, one to one teaching
Module 2 – Becoming familiar with the four primary language skills, identifying a range of skills needed for successful listening and reading, understanding some of the problems students experience when speaking and writing, knowing ways of training learners to develop the four skills, planning a receptive and productive skills lesson.

Module 3 – Errors – Recognising and, understanding why students make errors, preparing useful remedial exercises.

Module 4 – Understanding the overall aim of TEFL/TESOL, facilitating communication, classroom management techniques which encourage students to listen, speak and learn, understanding the importance of ‘need first’ teaching, recognising a variety of aids and being able to prepare your own aids.

Module 5 – knowing the importance of dividing an EFL/ESOL lesson into separate stages, understanding the role of the teacher at each stage, understanding the importance of adequate planning, writing a detailed lesson plan, bringing about and recognising student progress.

Unit 4: Teaching Online

Module 1 – Working for an online school, finding a good online school, building a strong client base, approaching a diagnostic lesson, choosing a suitable working platform, marketing yourself, creating your own website, planning your online TEFL/TESOL business

Module 2 – Understanding why it is important to design a long-term plan for your online course, practise planning a course, have the links to some useful sources of materials for your course, creating your own materials and the kind of materials you can create

Unit 5: Teaching Young Learners

Module 1 – Understanding how young learners are different from older learners and how it may affect your actions in the classroom or online, motivating your young students, managing a class of young learners including how to deal with discipline problems, group students and give instructions

Module 2 – Understanding what kinds of activities are suitable for a young learners class, know the difference between settlers and stirrers, know how to plan a lesson for young learners

Duration of the Course

The length of time it takes to complete the TEFL course depends on your other commitments. There are approximately 120 hours of work in the course. As a general guideline most students complete the course in approximately 8 weeks but you have as long as you like to complete the course.

Award of Certificate

On successful completion of the Certificate in TEFL Plus, you will be awarded a graded certificate with issue number and a course transcript listing the contents of the course. These will be issued direct from the ALAP Exams Office in the UK, and employers and potential employers can verify your certification on the ALAP website.

Certificates are graded as follows:

• A1 – Distinction
• A2 – Excellent
• B1 – Very Good
• B2 – Good
• C – Pass

What’s included in your TEFL course fee?

Graded TEFL certificate direct from the awarding body
Course Transcript direct from the awarding body
Personal tutor support
Proven techniques that will make you a confident teacher
Security of gaining an internationally recognised qualification
Job guidance and support

Please note: There are no set start dates and you have as long as you like to complete your course..You decide when you start. You will be given a username and password to access your course.

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The course is the minimum accepted certificate course for teaching English overseas. It includes a module on teaching young learners, so you’ll be fully equipped with the skills that are in high demand by Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) employers worldwide.

When you begin teaching English abroad some, if not all, of your classes will involve teaching young learners. This TEFL course includes a module on teaching young learners, so you’ll be fully equipped with the skills that are in high demand by TEFL employers worldwide. You’ll learn the best ways to make classes fun and engaging for both you and your students, ensuring that your experience is a rewarding one.

Why THIS online TEFL course?

You can study this TEFL course online from your desktop, laptop or mobile device whenever and wherever you want. There are no set start dates and you have as long as you like to complete your course. You have the freedom and flexibility to fit your TEFL studies around your lifestyle. You can even study on the beach!

This 120 Hour TEFL contains a module on teaching English to young learners. This additional knowledge will not only be invaluable to you when you begin teaching, it also means you’ll be able to demonstrate specific skills that are in high demand by TEFL employers. We’ll make sure you stand out from the crowd!

INTESOL Worldwide has been training TEFL teachers for over 28 years and is well known and respected in the TEFL industry. This means your TEFL certification will be instantly recognised internationally as being of excellent quality.

The 120 Hour TEFL course is externally accredited, meaning the content and teaching methods have been scrutinised externally to meet industry standards. This means you can be sure you’ll participate in a fruitful learning experience.

Your tutor will be an experienced teacher holding a Diploma in TESOL as a minimum qualification (many have a Masters in TESOL). They will offer you all the support and feedback you need to succeed to the best of your ability.

INTESOL Worldwide has a strong network internationally with branches all over the world, including Japan, Vietnam, India, Russia and many more. Not to mention the multitude of relationships we have developed with EFL schools and recruiters in TEFL employment hotspots. We’re well placed to help you find the best teaching jobs.

Accreditation

The 120 Hour Certificate in TEFL with TEYL online course is accredited by ALAP (Awarding Language Acquisition for Professionals), a UK based Awarding Organisation. ALAP is an accrediting organisation that specialises in the ELT industry.

ALAP is supported by an esteemed Academic Panel who are all experts in the field of English Language Teaching. The ALAP panel oversee matters related to academic quality, ensuring that the value of an ALAP Certificate is upheld.

Course Aims

The overall aim of the 120 hour Certificate in TEFL Course is to provide a sound introduction to TEFL / TESOL and prepare you for teaching in the real world.

Eligibility

No prior qualifications or experience are required. Fluent English, determination and willingness to learn are all you need.

Course Structure

Within twenty four hours of enrolling in your online TEFL course you will receive your login details for the INTESOL Online Campus. The course consists of five units (a total of eleven modules). Each module has a lesson that you will study at your own pace and an assignment that you will submit for grading by your tutor. When your assignment has been graded you will receive a notification by email and be able to view your grade, plus any guidance and feedback, in your online grade book. The grade book allows you to easily monitor your progress as you work through the lessons and complete the course. If you happen to fail a module, don’t worry, you will be given the opportunity to re-submit your assignment after a little extra coaching.

There are no final examinations. As soon as your last assignment has been graded you will be able to view your final grade in the grade book. Your final grade is calculated by taking the average of your ten grades for the ten assessed modules. This will be the grade shown on your Certificate in TEFL with TEYL.

Unit 1: Study Skills

(not assessed) – how best to organise your study time.

Personal motivation
Planning and organising study time; timetabling, study periods, realistic planning
Study techniques; making notes, concept maps, nuclear notes, mnemonics
5 step reading techniques; selection, recognition, extraction, organisation and transfer of information
How the course works; role of tutor, tutor assessed and self-study tasks

Unit 2: The Study of English

Module 1 – Deductive Analysis and use of grammars – parts of speech and grammatical terminology – the tense system, reported speech, active and passive
Module 2 – Elements of pronunciation: intonation including rising and falling tones, sentence stress, weak forms – sounds of the language/phonology; word stress, schwa sound, phonemic chart – teaching a ‘pronunciation point’
Module 3 – Lexis selection: frequency and appropriacy – lexis formation: synonyms and antonyms, word stems, parts of speech including prefixes and suffixes

Unit 3: The Teaching and Learning of ESOL

Module 1 – Overview of ESOL issues – being a caring teacher, involving students, using realistic language, keeping the students attention, teacher talking time, correction, levels in ESOL teaching, visual aids, use of mother tongue; teaching for exams: Cambridge ESOL, Professional English Examinations, TOEFL etc; the role of grammar, classroom techniques, one to one teaching
Module 2 – Listening and Reading: skills and the textbook, different kinds of listening, available materials – reading in a foreign language; types of reading, types of texts, writing comprehension questions, stages of reading activities, designing reading activities
Module 3 – Speaking and Writing; what it’s like speaking in a foreign language, setting up speaking activities, types of speaking activities, discreet sound teaching, issues in teaching writing, the nature of writing as a skill, organising and planning writing activities
Module 4 – Visual Aids; study of all the audio-visual aids available – production of your own flashcards and aids to be used with a simple flannelgraph.
Module 5 – Error – looking at authentic student errors, classifying them, using a correction code, producing remedial exercises and improving your own practice.

Unit 4: Classroom Management and Assessment

Module 1 – Learning and teaching; seating, name, teacher talk time, use of questions, ways of differentiating, managing interruptions, learning styles – Lesson Stages and Plans
Module 2 – Parts and stages of a lesson – time management, group, needs analysis, writing aims and objectives, predicting problems, sample lesson plans at a range of levels

BONUS UNIT: Young Learners (not assessed)

Subjects covered in this unit are:

• Differences between the ways in which adults and children learn
• Features in the stages of development of Young Learners
• Classroom management strategies for use in the Young Learners classroom
• Teaching techniques for use with Young Learners

Duration of the Course

The length of time it takes to complete the TEFL course depends on your other commitments. There are approximately 120 hours of work in the course. As a general guideline most students finish in approximately 8 weeks but you have as long as you like to complete the course.

Award of Certificate

INTESOL TEFL Certificates are graded as follows:

A1 – Distinction
A2 – Excellent
B1 – Very Good
B2 – Good
C – Pass

What’s included in your TEFL course fee?

Graded TEFL certificate direct from the awarding body
Course Transcript direct from the awarding body
Personal tutor support
Proven techniques that will make you a confident teacher
Security of gaining an internationally recognised qualification
Job guidance and support

Please note: There are no set start dates and you have as long as you like to complete your course..You decide when you start. You will be given a username and password to access your course.

INTESOL Worldwide is registered under the UKRLP (UK Register of Learning Providers).
Registration on the UKRLP means that we have been verified against a recognized legal source.

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