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     Teacher Training   Selecting the best initial TEFL qualification is not always as
  straightforward as it may at first seem. There are a variety of important
  aspects to consider and the following information will enable you to make a
  more informed decision.   There are two certificate options - the Trinity College, London, TESOL
  Certificate and the RSA Certificate, CTEFLA which are the only two
  internationally recognised certificates for people who wish to qualify as
  teachers of English as a foreign language.   Key Educational Travel work in association with ULT, who are a
  well-established language school, which specialises in the training of
  teachers to teach English as a foreign language.   The Trinity College, London, TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of
  Other Languages) Certificate which is recognised by the British Council and
  which is a fully validated course.   All tutors are experienced EFL teachers and teacher trainers who pride
  themselves in their commitment to effective teacher training and to their
  trainees' success. Courses are staffed by highly qualified and experienced
  tutors all bringing their own expertise to the course.   THE TRINITY COLLEGE, LONDON,
  TESOL CERTIFICATE   The Trinity College, TESOL, Certificate course is independently
  moderated to ensure that the high standard set by Trinity is always
  maintained. The course covers the teaching of English not only to adult
  groups but also to teenagers, children and individual students and therefore
  equips its trainees with the necessary skills to ensure a wide choice of
  career opportunities.   It is a full-time intensive 4-week course, which runs for 20 days
  Monday-Friday. The main aim of the 4-week TESOL course is to prepare trainees
  for their entry into the profession of teaching English as a foreign
  language. The course covers both the practical and the theoretical aspects
  and provides a broad perspective of current classroom practice. Trinity College offers a professional package and attracts entrants
  who demand the best available qualification as a starting point to their
  career.      WHAT THE TRINITY COLLEGE
  CERTIFICATE COURSE COVERS   The Trinity College course is renowned for the breadth and depth of
  its course content.   The course consists of a series of lectures, seminars, tutorials, peer
  group teaching sessions and teaching practice. Key areas of the course are:   OBSERVATION OF EFL CLASSES   There are regular weekly classes for foreign learners at several
  different levels. Trainees are given the opportunity to observe qualified
  teachers teaching these classes.   AREAS OF ASSESSMENT   In the fourth week of the course both a Trinity College moderator
  examines the course itself and the trainees and the following areas are
  selected for special assessment. Teaching practice ·                 Student
  profile ·                 Materials
  project ·                 Foreign
  language journal ·                 Phonetics and
  Phonology ·                 Language
  awareness   QUALIFICATION AWARDED   On successfully completing the course trainees will be awarded the
  internationally recognised Trinity College, London, TESOL Certificate.   ACCOMMODATION   Accommodation in carefully selected host families can be arranged for
  you. The accommodation can be either bed and breakfast or half board.   FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPONENT   This component provides trainees with the opportunity of learning an
  unknown foreign language as a complete beginner-learner in order to
  experience and assess modern language teaching techniques from a foreign
  student's point of view. Other topics covered on the course include: ·                 Language
  Acquisition ·                 The
  Methodology of Language Teaching ·                 Language
  Awareness ·                 Phonetics and
  Phonology ·                 Lesson
  Planning and Preparation ·                 Classroom
  Management and the Role of the Teacher ·                 Analysis of
  Student Needs ·                 Teaching of
  the Four Basic Skills ·                 The Use of
  Teaching Aids ·                 Error
  Analysis and Correction ·                 Course Book
  Evaluation   TEACHING PRACTICE   TP is a situation in which trainees teach a group of foreign students
  under supervision. Although trainees can learn a lot about language teaching by
  discussing the theory, methodology and techniques of teaching, it is a
  practical skill and therefore there are clear benefits in being able to
  practise this skill in a supportive atmosphere.   STUDENT PROFILE   Trainees record an interview and obtain written work from a foreign
  student in order to analyse errors and suggest remedial teaching.      |