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TESOL Level 1 with 1-2-1
course outline
This course covers the following areas in detail:
Module 1
Part A – Welcome to the course
 Course introduction
What is TEFL/TESOL?
The Role of the Teacher
Part B - Classroom Management 1
Warmer Exercises
Classroom Layout & Discipline
Preparation and Setting Objectives
Pair work and Group work
Part C - Language Awareness 1
Learn about Verbs, Nouns, Adjectives and Adverbs
Part D - Basic Skills 1 - reading and writing
Overview of the Basic Skills
 Reading & Writing
Teaching English One-to-one - an introduction
Part E - Why Teach One-to-one?
Advantages and Disadvantages
Part F - Why Study One-to-one?
Advantages and Disadvantages
Part G - One-to-one Theory and Methodology
Delivering tailor-made programmes
The Personal Relationship
Module 2
Part A – Choosing Materials for Different Ages and Levels
Adult Learners and Young Learners
Course books
Internet Resources
Part B – Grammar 1 – present and past tenses
Present Tenses
The Present Simple & Continuous
The Verb ‘to be’ and Auxiliary Verbs
The Past Tense
Past Simple & Past Continuous
Regular & Irregular Verbs
Part C – Language Awareness 2
Learn about Pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, interjections
Part D - Teaching Vocabulary
Approaches to Vocabulary Lessons
Storage and Retrieval
Part E - Motivating our One-to-one Students
Who are our One-to-one Students?
Different Types of One-to-one Learner
Part F - Planning and Resources
Planning and Resources for One-to-one
- lesson planning
- materials and resources
Module 3
Part A - Teaching in Action
A review and questions on the Global English CD-ROM: Train to Teach English
Part B – Grammar 2 – Future Forms
Making Predictions
Plans & Intentions
Instant Decision & Future Facts
Making Arrangements
Part C – Classroom Management 2
Cultural Sensitivity
Making Corrections
Spoken & Written Correction
Part D - Basic Skills 2
Speaking and Pronunciation
Giving Instructions Consensus Seeking Activities
Role-plays
Pronunciation, Stress and Intonation
Listening
Listening Comprehension & Other Listening Ideas
Working with Video
Part E - Minimal Resources
Teaching One-to-one with Minimal Resources
- using everyday items in the classroom
- the Topic-based syllabus
Part F - Troubleshooting one-to-one
Troubleshooting One-to-one
- answers to some commonly asked One-to-one questions
Module 4
Part A - Grammar 3 – Perfect Forms
The Present Perfect Simple & Continuous
The Past Perfect Simple & Continuous
The Future Perfect forms
Part B – Lesson Planning and Staging
Presentation, Study & Practice Stages
Part C – Confidence in the Classroom
Teaching Your First Lesson
Part D – Welcome to the TESOL World
Prospects for the EFL Teacher
Sample Careers in TESOL
Getting Your First Job
Part E - Your Next Step
Welcome to the world of One-to-one
- different types of One-to-one teacher
- setting up on your own
- Further research
Part F – Exam Question |
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Total coverage at a glance.
Your course includes:
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4 online modules |
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Train to Teach CD-ROM: & study notes |
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ACTDEC Certificate upon completion |
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All course fees and external ACTDEC fees |
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Personal tutor |
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Full post course support |
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Study partner option |
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Free 1 month access to English-to-go materials upon completion |
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Career advice |
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Flexibility: start whenever you like |
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Gateway to a new life! |
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The Course was very enjoyable, challenging and helpful. Overall it's an excellent introduction to EFL.
Mark Beales |
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