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What is CELTA?

by Guest

Apr 18, 2011 English Language Teaching (ELT) 2297 Views

CELTA is one of two internationally recognised TEFL(teaching English as a foreign language – link) certificates (the other being Trinity Cert. TESOL - link) . It is the ideal qualification for anyone looking to start teaching English as a foreign language. CELTA is also good for people looking to change career or build up their C.V.

CELTA courses aims to teach you:

-The principles of effective teaching

-A range of practical skills to teach adult learners

-A hands on teaching practise

Courses usually run for about 4-5 weeks, and you will be assessed on two components; your teaching practise and a written assignment. The course is validated and certificates are rewarded by the University of Cambridge Local Examination Syndicate. Grades awarded are Pass, Pass B and Pass A. Internationally, 92.5% of candidates successfully complete the course. 5% fail and 2.5% withdraw from the course.

If you are interested in the CELTA course contact St Giles International.

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