Hi there-- I was accepted this year... how was your experience at North Harris? Did you pass?

Hi Who of you is a holder of a Celta certificate? How do you rate the course itself, and how does it help you in your teaching career? Is it really worth spending the money on such a course? Where did you take it? In England?

Hi Im seriously thinking about applying for the CELTA Course and I need guidance. I have read articles about the Staff of CELTA centers that dont take enough trouble to train these students and coach them to become good CELTA Trainers. This has

Hello K@t ! How did you get on with the CELTA application, were you accepted? If so, how was the course itself? I'm now at the stage you were nearly two and a half years ago! Have you been teaching? I have the very same application task and

A question for my Filipino Friends (and for anyone living in the Philippines): Which certificates - apart from a college or university degree - will open the most doors in Manila? There are the CELTA, TESOL, TEFL, TESL, etc. certificates - but

You could look at specializing in CALL (Computer Assisted Language Learning). More and more language schools are looking at using computer technology as an aid to the presentation, reinforcement and assessment of material to be learned. Being a

Hello there! I'm wondering if anybody knows of some good post-CELTA training which would improve my skills? ESP, Business English etc, anything really that will keep me learning! There seems to be a big gap after the CELTA and I'd like to keep

>>>How respected is the CELTA certification in the United States, out of curiosity?<<< CELTA has a high profile in Europe, having been massively advertised and promoted for years! It is undoubtedly a popular qualification that

Newguest wrote: I know that the best way to learn yourself how to teach is, probably, to participate in a, for example, CELTA course. However, it's pretty expensive, at least for me, for the time being. Have you considered training online?

Hello, I'd recommend 'Learning Teaching' by Jim Scrivener. This is one which is recommended during CELTA courses and is a nice introduction. There is also a series of books called 'How to teach ..'. For example, I liked 'How to teach