Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Hi there, i'm currently applying for a CELTA course at my local college and feeling a little bit unconfident with my answers to

I have been teaching for about three years with the method now. I am also a CELTA qualified teacher and have used a variety of approaches in various countries. I am currently teaching at a school using this method. There are certainly many pro's

In fact I'm teaching a speaking module at the moment where students will be examined by reading a passage. Next ... part of a text analysis, and is about rhythm and stress. I look forward to some queries about 'runcible spoon'. Hunting

One way round this is having students read passages aloud in class. This is frowned on in Teacher Training orthodoxy, but definitely picks up the words students can't pronounce. Could you expand on this please? I have a student who insists

Anyway, I reckon grammar is not the hard bit for us EFLs. I can study grammar on a book after all. English pronunciation, intonation, rithm, its idioms, are quite harder to pick up with, and a good native speaker in flesh and blood turns up to be

Some institutes don't require teaching experience, but most do. Even if you haven't even completed your undergrad degree, you can still be accepted into the program. You just have to pass a pre-test and interview. Something that's definitely