Given your current knowledge I would sugegst that you shouldn't do the course. Many people who take the CELTA course talk of it as being the hardest 4 weeks of their academic life! In my opinion, the course is the top level teacher

Given your current knowledge I would sugegst that you shouldn't do the course. Many people who take the CELTA course talk of it as being the hardest 4 weeks of their academic life! In my opinion, the course is the top level teacher training

I would like to enrol on the CELTA course but before doing so, can someone advise on what level of English grammar you should have. I know the basics in grammar such as nouns, adjectives etc but I can honestly say that I am not a wizz kid in the

BEFORE YOUR COURSE 1. Choose a center which has an experienced team of trainers. I would advise against taking a course in a new center or in one that only offers courses on an occasional basis using "imported" trainers.

As part of the interview, you will be given some language awareness tasks. This is designed to help us assess your ability to analyse your own language. It is not a test of your knowledge of grammar rules. If you don't feel particularly

hello friend! I'm Hassan from Morocco, I'm ,too, Celta applicant. I advise you to buy English Grammar in Use, it's Mostly recommended. Good luck! This is my e-mail. Email deleted by moderator. You may list your email address in the

Hi, If you don't mind my saying so, I wonder if the point of this test is to assess what you, personally, can do. Do you really want your instructors to think that your teaching and grammar skills are better than they really are? PerhaPs

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

To respond to your specific points: Are you referring to the teachers at the British Council or the other staff members. I was referring to both teaching and non-teaching staff working for the British Council. I'm a little confused about what

Do you want to teach English in England or abroad? Some countries only require for teachers to be English natives but more and more will ask for a CELTA or TEFL. Here are the conditions to enrol on a CELTA course and I believe the same apply to