TEFL SYLLABUS
Our TEFL Course is divided into three main parts: General Teaching Principles, Grammar and Vocabulary Application and Teaching Practice.
All sections of the course are fundamental for your TEFL preparation. However particular attention should be given to teaching practice. In fact, the teaching practice is essential to complete your TEFL curriculum since it allows you to confront a real classroom environment. It enables you to test your acquired skills in managing and teaching EFL classes and gives you a gist of the resources you need to teach English as a foreign language. Although this is the final check that will guide you into or out of your career as a EFL teacher, the issues learnt in this course will serve you for life, both on a personal and professional basis.
Part 1 General
Teaching Principles
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Lesson
structure
·
Lesson
planning
·
Lesson
development
·
Classroom
management
· One to one lessons·
Small
group management
·
Problem
solving
·
Decision
making
·
Teacher's
behavior
·
Teacher's
roles
·
Teacher's
leadership
·
Models
of management applied to teaching
·
Teacher's
attitudes
·
Teacher's
models
· Teacher's verbal interaction-ways of
speaking
·
Objective
setting
·
Error
correction and feedback
·
Evaluating
methods
·
Different
teaching methods
· Course and resource book |
Part 2Grammar/Vocabulary Application
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Learning grammar structures
· Teaching vocabulary· Teaching grammar· Vocabulary presentation· Grammar presentation· When to use extra material · How to present extra material
Part 3Teaching
Practice
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Practice in a real classroom
· Presenting vocabulary· Presenting grammar· Managing real classroom issues · Managing class diversity · Maintaining homogeneous classes · Enabling student's learning · Extra curriculum activities · Testing your student's progress
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