Courses for Teaching English – ELT


STCL has run training courses for English language teachers for many years, and is a Cambridge English approved centre for CELTA and other ELT qualifications. ELT Course Team Leaders have many years of teacher training experience, in the UK and around the world, and have considerable experience of running CELTA courses. Their teacher training includes work with various organisations. The course team has considerable experience of teaching in the UK and many other countries.


CELTA – Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults


Introduction


• Cambridge CELTA is an internationally recognised and respected initial ELT qualification, but participants may already have some teaching experience.


• Our CELTA courses are open to non-native speakers but require a good level of analytical awareness of the language as well as a high level of written and spoken English.


• Non-native speakers should normally have the Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE) or equivalent.


• Admission includes an interview, which can be by telephone.


Course Content


• Classroom management skills.


• Development of language skills.


• Use of a course book, supplementary materials and hardware.


• Analysis of English from non-native learners’ point of view.


• Lesson planning (presentation and practice).


• Teaching of pronunciation.


Qualifications Cambridge CELTA.


Next steps / Progression


Initial English teaching position.


25


Start Date February, July, August


Duration 4 weeks


Location Wandsworth


Study Mode Full time, 15+ hours


Fees £1,006


www.south-thames.ac.uk/international • 020 8918 7777


Courses For Teaching English – Elt


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