20-hour TEOL course
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In this 120-hour TESOL/TEFL course you’ll learn everything you need to know to start teaching English either overseas or online over the internet.
166 lessons. 13 Quizzes. 1,034 Graduates
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Learn how to teach English overseas & online
In this 120-hour TESOL/TEFL course you’ll learn everything you need to know to start teaching English either overseas or online over the internet. You can complete the course all online at your own pace using your notebook/computer or mobile device, and after completing the course will be able to download your accredited 120-hour TESOL/TEFL certificate.
Internationally recognized and accredited by ACCREDITAT.
Guaranteed to pass authentication for China & Vietnam visa processes.
Guaranteed to be accepted by all major online teaching companies.
97% recommendation rating on Go Overseas.
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Includes your accredited TESOL/TEFL certificate
In this 120-hour TESOL/TEFL course you’ll learn everything you need to know to start teaching English either overseas or online over the internet. You can complete the course all online at your own pace using your notebook/computer or mobile device, and after completing the course will be able to download your accredited 120-hour TESOL/TEFL certificate.
In this 120-hour TESOL/TEFL course you’ll learn everything you need to know to start teaching English either overseas or online over the internet. You can complete the course all online at your own pace using your notebook/computer or mobile device.
What our graduates say:
A brilliant course full of useful information! I’ve been tutoring for a few years now but without any formal training. The course has given me a range of new techniques that I can use with my lessons.
A brilliant course full of useful information! I’ve been tutoring for a few years now but without any formal training. The course has given me a range of new techniques that I can use with my lessons.
A brilliant course full of useful information! I’ve been tutoring for a few years now but without any formal training. The course has given me a range of new techniques that I can use with my lessons.
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In this 120-hour TESOL/TEFL course you’ll learn everything you need to know to start teaching English either overseas or online over the internet. You can complete the course all online at your own pace using your notebook/computer or mobile device, and after completing the course will be able to download your accredited 120-hour TESOL/TEFL certificate.
In this 120-hour TESOL/TEFL course you’ll learn everything you need to know to start teaching English either overseas or online over the internet. You can complete the course all online at your own pace using your notebook/computer or mobile device.
More info:
This course is divided into 8 modules, each designed to build your understanding one layer at a time. Each module has lessons that you can study through at your own speed, and at the end of each module will be a quiz.
This is how the course breaks down:
Module 1: Introduction
Accessing your course
What actually is TESOL/TEFL?
Course content
Course outline
Course accreditation
Milestones
Final assessment
Referring friends
Studying techniques
Life as a teacher
Destinations
Wages
Class types
Course orientation quizModule 2: Words and punctuation
Types of word – Introduction
Types of words – Introduction continued
Types of word – Nouns, verbs, adjectives
Types of word – Pronouns, adverbs, prepositions
Types of word – Conjunctions & interjections
Types of word – Recap
Types of word – Quiz
Types of verb – Introduction
Types of verb – Action and stative
Types of verb – Transitive, intransitive, auxiliary, modal
Types of verb – Phrasal, regular and irregular
Types of verb – Recap
Types of verb – QuizAffixes – Introduction
Affixes – Rules of use
Affixes – Teaching affixes
Punctuation – Introduction
Punctuation – Periods, commas and colons
Punctuation – Apostrophes, question, exclamation and quotation marks
Punctuation – Hyphens, dashes, brackets and slashes
Punctuation – Recap
Affixes & punctuation – QuizModule 3: Sentences and tenses
Tenses – Introduction
Tenses – Introduction continued
Present tenses – Simple and continuous
Present tenses – Perfect and perfect continuous
Past tenses – Simple and continuous
Past tenses – Perfect and perfect continuous
Future tenses – Simple and continuous
Future tenses – Perfect and perfect continuous
Tenses – Summary
Tenses – QuizSentence structures – Introduction
Sentence structures – Simple and compound
Sentence structures – Complex, and compound-complex
Sentence structures – Conditional sentences
Sentence structures – Z conditional and first conditional
Sentence structures – Second and third conditional
Sentences – Recap
Sentences – QuizModule 4: Language skills
Language Skills – Introduction
Teaching vocabulary – Introduction
Teaching vocabulary – Meaning, form & pronunciation
Collocation – Introduction
Collocation – Types of collocations
Collocation – Teaching collocations
Word roots – Introduction
Word roots – Why they’re important
Word roots – Teaching tips
Teaching vocabulary – Summary
Teaching vocabulary – QuizTeaching reading – Introduction
Teaching reading to beginners – The alphabet
Teaching reading to beginners – Phonics
Teaching reading to beginners – Vocab limitations
Practicing reading with advanced students – Introduction
Practicing reading with advanced students – Scanning, skimming & reading for detail
Practicing reading with advanced students – Activities
Teaching reading – Summary
Teaching reading – QuizTeaching writing – Introduction
Teaching writing to beginners – Foundations
Teaching writing to beginners – activities
Advanced writing skills – Getting over the hump
Advanced writing skills – activities
Advanced writing skills – activities continued
Teaching writing – Summary
Teaching writing – QuizTeaching speaking – Introduction
Teaching speaking to beginners – Setting the scene
Teaching speaking to beginners – Pronunciation
Teaching speaking – Intonation
Teaching speaking – Intonation continued
Word stress – Introduction
Word stress – Types of word stress
Word stress – Teaching tips
Sentence stress – Introduction
Sentence stress – Teaching tips
Teaching speaking – Advanced classes
Teaching speaking – Advanced activities
Phonetics – Introduction
Phonetics – International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)
Phonetics – Uses and problems
Phonetics – Final thoughts
Teaching speaking – QuizTeaching listening – Introduction
Teaching listening to beginners – Classroom English
Teaching listening to beginners – Prep and practice
Practicing listening with advanced students – Introduction
Practicing listening with advanced students – Activities
Teaching listening – Summary
Teaching listening – QuizModule 5: Preparing for lessons
Preparing for lessons – Introduction
Lesson plans – Introduction
Lesson plans – Example plan
Lesson plans – Approaches
Warmers, fillers and coolers – Introduction
Warmers, fillers and coolers – With beginners
Warmers, fillers and coolers – With advanced classes
Lesson plans – QuizClass context – Introduction
Class context – Age range
Class context – Culture
Class context – Purpose
Class context – Learning styles
Class context – Visual, auditory, verbal & kinesthetic learning
Class context – Summary
Class context – QuizSpicing things up – Bringing fun to your classes
Spicing things up – Bringing in realia
Spicing things up – Using flashcards
Spicing things up – TPR
Spicing things up – Classroom games
Spicing things up – Films and videos
Spicing things up – Online activities
Spicing things up – Conclusion
Spicing things up – QuizModule 6: Managing your class
Classroom management – Introduction
Learning environment
Positive learning environments – Introduction
Positive learning environments – Classroom variables
Positive learning environments – Seating plans
Positive learning environments – Seating continued
Positive learning environments – Decorations
Positive learning environments – QuizClassroom rules – Introduction
Classroom rules – Rules for different ages
Classroom rules – Problem students
Classroom rules – Final thoughts
Classroom rules – QuizMotivation – Introduction
Motivation – Sources of motivation
Motivation – Tailoring your lesson plans
Motivation – Praise
Motivation – When to praise
Motivation – How to praise
Motivation – Summary
Motivation – QuizTesting students – Introduction
Testing students – Dynamic approaches
Testing students – Final thoughts
Testing students – QuizModule 7: Teaching online
Teaching English Online
Teaching online – Introduction
Teaching online – Equipment
Teaching online – Setting up your classroom
Teaching online – Selecting and using props
Teaching online – Teaching techniques
Teaching online – Motivating students
Teaching online – Demo classes
Teaching online – Conclusion
Module 8: Final assessment
Final Exam
Certificate
This course has been accredited by ACCREDITAT.
Accreditation is a process where a course goes through thorough checks by experienced industry experts. These experts ensure that the course, exams, and people working in the organisation are fit to provide thorough and effective training.
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