Teaching English as a Foreign Language TEFL
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Original price was: $94.99.$16.99Current price is: $16.99.
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What you’ll learn
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An improved knowledge of the English language
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How to explain language topics in a fun and engaging way
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To teach English as a foreign language
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How to find a well paid English teaching job in many parts of the world.
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The ability to teach real students online
This course is for anyone who is interested in starting a career as an English teacher. At the end of the course, you will have all the skills necessary to plan lessons, and to teach real students.
The course has a structured curriculum consisting of video lectures, articles, and an abundance of real-world examples. During the course, you will be tested after each topic with multiple choice quizzes and assignments.
A comprehensive grammar course is included to refresh what you have previously learned.
Who this course is for:
- People who are serious about teaching English as a foreign language
- Those who are interested in the opportunity to work in most countries in the world.
- This course is for all levels in preparation for a future TEFL certification course.
- Professionals who want to re-educate themselves
- Students who are considering a gap year
- Anyone who would like a carreer teaching online
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Teaching English as a Foreign Language TEFL
Original price was: $94.99.$16.99Current price is: $16.99.
Virginia S. Gonzalez G. –
Muy bueno y rápido aprendizaje con este curso. Algunos conceptos nuevos, otros ya conocidos que fueron ideal para reforzar. Me sentà conforme, pero siempre la interacción con algún profesor es importante. Gracias
Victoria Alabi –
This is an excellent course that touches on important areas of teaching English to non-native English speakers. However, I found some of the quizzes and assignments to be inadequate in testing students’ understanding of the lessons.
Al Robinson J. Lopez –
It would be critical to make the association that we are talking about *teaching* the ins and outs of learning a different language and have this be the focal point in the introduction. As the course moves forward it does get more detailed and more focused. I did learn how NOT to pronounce “adjective” and annoying things (like only talking about he/him as an example and not the neutral “they”). I’m being knit-picky but the 4-hour certificate of completion is nice for the bureaucracy in teaching in a different country. Some questions during the quiz and true-false are annoyingly subjective and you really have to pay attention and/or go back and see what they are asking. Overall, a good and solid place as a stepping-stone towards TEFL certification (if you want to go down that path).
Hajer Chabaan –
This course has been both helpful and quite informative for me; it simplifies and clarifies so many aspects of TEFL. Thank You!
Mandeep Singh –
Anyone who wants to start TEFL, go for it !!
Mary Kheille Melocoton –
Excellent! I learned a lot of new additional methods and strategies to design a student-centered lessons. Now I can apply the principles to my lessons.
Thivhusiwi Maureen Sikhitha –
The course was a perfect match for me. It sharpened my English skills. I learned content that I though came naturally while I was doing my bachelors degree in social work. This course was very interesting, informative and it is very useful
Karen Donjeany –
I thought I was doing the TEFL course but only realised that it was a prep course for TEFL. I’m not happy because you advertised it as a TEFL course.
Simolette Tejol –
Lessons are easy to follow. The videos has supplemented my learning.
Deryck Carloie Roach –
This is the best course that I have taken through Udemy so far. It was quite a task to complete, but I enjoyed it becuse I like learning new things.
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Shaimaa Ramadan Souror –
I have learned a lot in this course, thank you.
Sarah Laughtland –
a little boring, the questions could have been made better I feel. also the English was not always that great with some of the wording of questions