TEFL/TESOL Course in I.L.L

We offer our TEFL/TESOL Course which meets international standards and follows The English Teaching criteria with over 120 hours of class time and observed teacher practice. Our fully accredited program is a recognized member of London Academy and CIABT Academy and pebble hills univesity fully in patrnership with.
We provide the unique opportunity to experience evolving from "student" to "teacher". This hands-on program is designed to engage the trainee with active participation. We maintain small class sizes to promote a more intense environment and whenever possible trainers will model teaching techniques and activities which trainees will use in the classroom. We adopt ,essentially, the communicative approach. We take a modern approach in all of our courses, utilizing cutting-edge technology in a multi-cultural environment. We also include a variety of activities based on course books, audio-visual aids and specially-created materials. We emphasize effective development in the four language skills (reading, writing, listening and speaking) with special attention paid to communication and conversation in different contexts and situations.
Unlike many certificate programs, we provide the opportunity to teach both children and adults which is important when looking for work abroad.
The TESOL Certificate- Teachers of English to Students of Other Languages- provides training for those who have little or no teaching experience who wish to enter the English teaching profession.
Our course is externally moderated with all major segments graded before successful completion of the course.
The course is four weeks which entails 120 hours of classroom time. The first two weeks are mostly classroom sessions. The main components included are;

Grammar
Phonology
Teaching Techniques
Classroom Management
Teaching of an unknown language

In the first two weeks, our trainees are students and while moving into the second two weeks, they assume the role of teacher by participating in Observed Teacher Practice. After all, the best way to learn anything is to actually do it.