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By Distance Learning.
The course
consists of a short introductory unit plus four longer units.
Each unit contains exercises and case studies plus an assignment
to be completed and returned to your tutor. Full syllabus.....
Level
This
is a preliminary course. However participants should possess
a good level of written English. The standard of written work
should be comparable with that on intensive TEFL courses which
include teaching practice.
Time
There is no time pressure to complete the course. You work at
your own pace in conjunction with your tutor. Most people take
four to five weeks to complete the course. Some take over a year.
The choice is yours.
Tutors
On enrolment you will allocated a tutor who will assess your
work but also offer you help and encouragement. he or she will
answer your questions and
Assessment
Assessment
is based on the quality of the written assignments as determined
by your tutor. Borderline cases will be passed to another tutor
for moderation. Participants are expected to show an understanding
of the basic issues covered by the course and an awareness of
the problems faced by language learners.
The Certificate
The certificate
is awarded on a straightforward pass or fail basis and will be
dispatched within ten days of our receiving your final assignment.
The Certificate is printed on 'aged' gold paper and posted to
you at the end of the course in a hard backed A4 envelope along
with references and final assessment. Anyone failing to reach
the required standard will be offered the opportunity to resubmit
assignments at no extra cost. This will only be offered once.
Support
Throughout
the course you can contact your tutor by e-mail for advice about
teaching or employment matters. Support now continues following
completion of the course.
Other
Services
We hope
that once you have completed the course you will keep us informed
of your address and contact numbers. This will enable us to send
you information about our other services and EFL news garnered
from teachers around the world. We occasionally have exclusive
recruitment information for schools in Japan and elsewhere. Information
about these vacancies is sent to all Norwood English Certificate
holders.
Syllabus
Introductory
Unit
Introduction
to TEFL
Common
Terms
Overview
Of Methodologies
Theories
and Approaches
Qualities
of 'The Good Teacher'
Unit
One
Students:
Culture/Motivation/ Learning Difficulties
Classroom
Management
Adults
& Children as Learners
Planning
Presentation;
Practice; Production.
Beginning
a Lesson: Warm Up Activities
Beginning
a Lesson: Presentation
Unit
Two
Communication:
Speaking; Listening; Reading; Writing.
Language
Analysis
Controlled
Practice
Unit
Three
Production
Teaching
Materials
Using
Audio & Video
Teaching
Situations: One Student or Sixty?
Analysing
A Lesson
Unit
Four
Using
What You Know
Resources
Finding
Work
Higher
Qualifications
Career
Development
Living
& Working Abroad
Homestays
and Self-employment
We reserve
the right to alter the content and order of the course.
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Syllabus
FAQ's
Student
Comments
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TEFL stands for 'Teaching English as a Foreign Language'
TESOL means 'Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages'
Although they may once have referred to subtly different practices
they are now generally held to be the same thing. These and other
acronyms are explained in our Introductory Unit.
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