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

Hi all, I am an Australian who has worked and lived in France for the past 2 years. I worked at both Greta (an adult english school) and at Primary Schools as an "Assistant d'anglais". I have the TEFL Certifcation but other than that

On 14 Feb 2005 01:46:26 -0800, "scratchingshed" I notice that i-to-i who do TEFL courses have a course next weekend in oxford http://www.weekendtefl.co.uk/viewPages.php?pageid=84 but what's the difference ... I am looking for is an

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

I am already in Europe and I am not TEFL certified, but would like to find work as a teacher, tutor, or language school assistant. Anyone know where I can take the weekend course? Preferably in Central Europe? I am currently in Munich. Thanks. Do

But I do say if ; I would be ... defended my analysis of "want to" before the CELTA trainer. you could have told your trainer that it's equally valid to assume it's the phrase that's truncated ... are implied phrases "to

As I've said before, and as you can gather from ... in that sense has no status as a distinct verb. When I was taking my CELTA training, I challenged the notion that "want to" is a phrasal verb. Surely, I ... be interested to learn