Certificate in Teaching Language to Adults (CELTA)
Level: 4
Course code: 11XTT750
Course Leader: Allan Jarrett
Course Description
On the course you will receive instruction on methods of teaching language and the analysis of English language for teaching purposes. Teaching practice is an integral part of the course and you will teach 6 hours at two different levels. Your teaching will be observed by your tutor and fellow trainees. After teaching you will be given verbal and written feedback and your tutor will support you in planning your next lesson. Assessment on the course is based on your teaching practice and 4 written assignments. These assignments will be on the practical aspects of teaching and altogether require no more than 3,000 words. In order to be successful on the course you must attend 100% of the course, complete all the assignments and reach the required standard in your teaching practice.
What background and qualifications do you need to join?
You need a good standard of spoken and written English. You do not have to be a native speaker, but you must demonstrate a high standard of English. You should have qualifications which would allow you entry into Level 3 education in your country.
What does the course lead to?
The Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults is an internationally recognised teaching qualification awarded by Cambridge ESOL.
Where will I study?
At the Hortensia Centre. On Fridays from 09:15-17.00 for 22 weeks starting 13th January and finishing 6th July 2012.
What are the facilities and equipment like?
All classrooms are equipped with Smart boards. You will have access to online teaching materials via the College’s Virtual Learning Environment, Moodle. You will also be able to access the computers, printers, photocopiers and language teaching specialist books and e-books in the library.
How much should I study outside class?
You need to dedicate at least 6 hours to independent study per week.
How is the course assessed?
Assessment on the course is based on your teaching practice and 4 written assignments. These assignments will be on the practical aspects of teaching and altogether require no more than 3,000 words.
Are any course materials online?
You will have access to online teaching materials via the College’s Virtual Learning Environment, Moodle.
What books and equipment do I need?
You will be given a suggested reading list at the start of the course.
What else do I need to buy? / What extra costs are there?
You may need to buy some books, approximately £50
What do I need to bring to the interview?
Interviews will take place on Wednesday 7th December from 1pm to 4pm and on Friday 9th December from 1pm until 4 pm.
If you are interested please contact Allan Jarrett:
0207 573 5206
You will then be sent a letter explaining what you need to bring to the interview.
| Code | Location | Start | Weeks | Times | Lecturer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11XTT750-01 | Chelsea Centre | 20 Jan 12 | 22 | Fri 09:30-17:00 | Team |
- Concs: £499
- Full: £825
- Non-EU: £1500
Entry Requirements
All students are admitted to the College on the basis that they:
- Agree to comply with the KCC student code of conduct
- Provide original documentation that confirms entry qualifications.
- Meet the course entry requirements
- Provide information so that a school or college reference can be obtained if you are between 16-19 years old
How to apply
For more details, please check http://www.kcc.ac.uk/info/enrol.php, call us on 020 7573 5333, or enrol in person.
Supporting our learners
Being a student at KCC, means you can expect a caring friendly inclusive learning environment. We will support you throughout your studies with us.
Our students benefit from:
- Tutorial Support
- Information advice and Guidance
- Counselling and personal support
- Access to learner support services
- Study centres at Wornington and Chelsea providing collections of books, journals, DVDs and access to PCs and on line learning materials
Financial Help
Financial support may be available to you. Please contact an Information Advice and Guidance (IAG) advisor on 020 7573 5325 who will be able to give you information about charitable trusts, Career development loans, 16-19 Bursary and Learner Support fund (helps eligible students with child care costs, travel and some material costs) and other schemes that may be able to help you regarding financial matters.
Additional Learning Support for students with disabilities or learning difficulties
KCC is committed to improving access to learning for all our students. Please tell us if you have any access requirements at any stage of the application process. The additional learning support team can provide help and information regarding your individual needs. For example, the team can provide information on hearing loop facilities, communication support (e.g. BSL), dyslexia support, physical access, equipment/software (e.g. JAWS). If you would like to discuss learning support contact Reg Cobb at r.cobb@kcc.ac.uk or a member of the team on 020 7573 5308. Further information about our services are available at www.kcc.ac.uk/inclusion/.
Contact Details
Course Information: 020 7573 5333
Switchboard: 020 7573 3600
Full contact details: www.kcc.ac.uk/contact
Disclaimer
Information on this course fact sheet was correct at time of publication, however course offers and details may be subject to change.
21 May 2012
