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British Council Ukraine
CELTA Course for English Teachers
Find out more about CELTA
CELTA course for English teachers
Cambridge University International Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults

What is CELTA?

Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA) is an internationally recognised qualification which enables successful candidates to work in institutions world-wide. It is awarded by the University of Cambridge and is a widely respected qualification.

Whom is this course for?

CELTA is a course for teachers with no or little experience in teaching. However, even more experienced ones can benefit from it, since it's the perfect combination of theory (through input sessions) and practice (through teaching practice sessions and assignments).

Applicants must possess a standard of English which enables them to teach at a range of levels. This will be tested during the selection process.

Read more at University of Cambridge website.

Dates and fees

CELTA in Kyiv
22 February 2010 – 19 March 2010
28 June 2010 – 23 July 2010

CELTA in Odesa
2–27 August 2010

Course Fees
UAH 10,000

Please complete the application form highlighting the course of your choice and send it to David Watkins & Audrey Young. The application form is part of the selection process for candidates and does not guarantee a place on the course. Our CELTA courses are often oversubscribed. Therefore, to avoid disappointment, please send in your application as soon as possible.

Contact us

David Watkins
Telephone +380 99 792 2832
watkinsdavid2000@yahoo.co.uk

Audrey Young
Assistant Teaching Centre Manager
British Council
4/12 Hryhoriya Skovorody St.
Kyiv 04070
Telephone +380 44 490 5600
Fax +380 44 490 5605
Audrey.Young@britishcouncil.org.ua

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