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The CELTA course is a practical introduction to teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL) and the certificate is awarded by Cambridge English which forms part of the University of Cambridge. Worldwide the CELTA is still the industry standard for teachers.

  • Entry Requirements, Units, Assessment and more...

    Entry Requirements

    You will need to have a proficient level of English to begin the course. Usually applicants have completed qualifications in English but this may not be necessary depending on prior experience and knowledge which may suffice.

    Assessment Method

    The course includes: Teaching practice at Lewisham College and online Observation of qualified teachers- Written Assessments Detailed feedback with tutors Seminars Access to the Cambridge Moodle for core units and tasks' 120 hours of lessons (plus 80 hours of self-study)'

    Aims of the course

    • Understand the principles of effective teaching and acquire practical teaching skills Learn how to analyse language for teaching Understand how adults learn and the role of the teacher and the learner Learn how to develop your knowledge and skills Gain confidence and professional knowledge* Gain an internationally recognised teaching qualification

    Progression Opportunities

    CELTA is aimed at anyone who would like to start teaching English as a second or foreign language to adults. This could be as a new career to travel or both.

    Facilities

    There is a focus on communication and the communicative teaching approach learning through tasks. This is reflected in the tasks we ask our trainees to do in the classroom with their students and in the way that we train our course participants.There is lots of group work and discussion and creativity in designing activities for students.

    Career Options

    Career options on completion CELTA is aimed at anyone who would like to start teaching English as a second language as a new career to travel or for both. This course is also suitable for people who have some teaching experience but would like training and gain the CELTA qualification.

Course Details

Venue Lewisham Way
Day/Eve Evening
Mode Part Time
Duration 15 weeks
Start Date 01/04/2024
End Date 12/07/2024
Course Code 3ESCB9A0

Funding

For up-to-date information about tuition fees, living costs and financial support, visit Fees and Finance.

16-18 £1,250
19-24 £ 1,250
24+ £1,250
International Please Enquire

More Options

  • Starting 23/09/2024 at Lewisham Way
    Venue Lewisham Way
    Day/Eve Evening
    Mode Part Time
    Duration 15 weeks
    Start Date 23/09/2024
    End Date 24/01/2025
    Course Code 3ESPH9A0

    Funding

    For up-to-date information about tuition fees, living costs and financial support, visit Fees and Finance.

    16-18 £1,250
    19-24 £ 1,250
    24+ £1,250
    International Please Enquire
  • Starting 31/03/2025 at Lewisham Way
    Venue Lewisham Way
    Day/Eve Evening
    Mode Part Time
    Duration 15 weeks
    Start Date 31/03/2025
    End Date 11/07/2025
    Course Code 3ESCB9A0

    Funding

    For up-to-date information about tuition fees, living costs and financial support, visit Fees and Finance.

    16-18 £1,250
    19-24 £ 1,250
    24+ £1,250
    International Please Enquire

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