is an initial qualification for both native and non-native speakers of English with little or no previous teaching experience. There are five main units of learning:
- Learners and teachers, and the teaching and learning context
- Language analysis and awareness
- Language skills: reading, listening, speaking and writing
- Planning and resources for different contexts
- Developing teaching skills and professionalism.
In Poland CELTA courses are organised by the British Council Teaching Centre in Kraków, International House and ELS-Bell schools of English.
You will be assessed throughout the course, with no final examination. An external assessor, appointed by Cambridge ESOL, moderates each course. There are two components of assessment:
- Teaching practice. You will teach for a total of six hours, working with classes at two levels of ability. Assessment is based on your overall performance at the end of the six hours.
- Written assignments. You will complete four written assignments: one focusing on adult learning; one on the language system of English; one on language skills; and one on classroom teaching.
To be awarded the certificate you must pass both components.
Detailed information on: www.cambridgeesol.org/teaching/celta.htm
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