120 hour Teach Korea course with Teaching Practice
Possibly the most economical combined course around. Blend your 120 hour online course + young learner modules with 20 hours in-class local to you. Ideal for Korea, EPIK and more.
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Designed for Asia and the popular Korean EPIK programme in particular, this unique online plus TP package is ideal if you would like all the flexibility of learning online plus official recognition for 20 hours of in-class voluntary teaching that you obtain locally.
Ideal if you:
- are keen on the EPIK scheme Korea where 20 hour in-class is becoming essential
- Are a native English speaker (passport holder from 1 or around 7 English speaking countries, see eligibility for Korea below) with a degree
- want maximum TEFL training flexibility – learn online, teach locally
- require cost-effective class exposure in addition to accredited online
- want an additional Young Learner specialism; perfect for Korea
- require official certification for teaching practice you obtain
How the course works
Your course consists of:
a 20 hour TP programme:
Your 20 hour Teaching Practice can consist of any in-class help you give; from assisting a lead teacher to observing classes, as long as you lead a class for at least 6 hours. See more on the TP element, criteria and for ideas of where to find sponsoring schools here
A 100 hour online level 2 TESOL with Young Learners:
This 4 module online course with full tutorial support, 24/7 access and a 30 hour how to teach young learner component. The course is accredited by ACTDEC to level 2 standard.
Upon registration you log in to your student area to access your course and download your teaching practice forms. See course content for more information.
Eligibility
Our courses are open to all native and non-native English speakers* with good written and spoken English.
Applicants should be 17 years or older with a good standard of education or significant life experience. If you would like any advice on this, please contact us on +44 (0) 1392 411 999. *For Korea you are required to be a native English speaker from the USA, UK, Canada, Ireland, NZ, Aus, S. Africa with a degree. For EPIK, please note that in addition to qualifying TESOL criteria, EPIK have further requirements.
We allow 6 months for completion of the online course plus a further 1 month for the TP programme.
How we can help you teach English in Korea after your course:
- View Korea TEFL jobs
- Job advice and personal CV help - just ask
- Find out more about teaching English in Korea & hear from those teaching English there already
- Contact us so we can put you in touch with experienced agencies who can lead you through the EPIK process.
Possibly the most comprehensive and cost-effective online +TP package available today!
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
Part E - Teaching English to Young Learners (TEYL) – An Introduction
- The Demand for TEYL
- Getting Started with Younger Learners
Characteristics of a Young Learner
- Pre-School or Early School Years
- Early Primary School Aged Years
- Late Primary to Early Teens
- Teenagers
- Further Research on Characteristics of Young Learners
Motivating Young Learners
- Motivating Primary-aged Learners
- Motivating Teenage Learners
- How to Develop Motivated Teens – 4 ideas
- Keeping Teens Interested
- Further Research on Motivation
YL Characteristics and Motivation Summary
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 Teaching English to Young Learners – Kindergarten/Primary ages
- The First Lesson with a Young Learner Group
- What to Teach
- Your Lesson Plan
Managing Resources 1 - Course Books and Materials
- Theme based Learning with Kindergarten Learners
- Listening Activities with Young Learners
- Speaking Activities with Young Learners
- Basic Reading Exercises (Primary)
- Basic Writing Exercises (Primary)
- Using Topics to formulate Lessons
Your Lesson Ideas with Kindergarten and Primary Learners
Further Research on Teaching English to Kindergarten/Primary
Kindergarten/Primary Young Learners Summary
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 - Teaching English to Young Learners – Teenagers
- The First Lesson with a Teenage Group
- The First Few Minutes
- Establishing the Ground Rules
- Further Research
Managing Resources 2 - Course Books and Materials for Teenagers
- Choosing a Course Book
- Integrating the Course Book into your lessons
- How to Use Your Course Book
- Using Realia to Help You
- Teaching Exam Classes
- Materials for your Exam Classes
- Further Research
Classroom Management - Discipline
- Why are our Students Being Disruptive?
- Being Culturally Aware
- Providing Variety in our Lessons
- Further Research
Your Lesson Ideas with Kindergarten and Primary Learners
Teenage Learners Summary
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 – Exam Question
Part F - Teaching Young Learners with Minimal Resources
- Introduction
- Ideas for teaching with Minimal Resources
- Discussion Groups
- Working with Imaginary Materials
- Drilling
- Dialogue Creation
- Listening Activities
- Reading and Writing Activities
- Using Everyday Objects
- Working Without a Course Book – the Topic-based Syllabus
Teaching with Minimal Resources Summary
Further Research on Teaching English with Minimal Resources
Gaining Confidence with Young Learners
Professional Development
- TESOL
- IATEFL
- Further Study
Parts 5 and 6 cover your volunteer teaching practice, which you undertake locally. See more on TP criteria and finding sponsoring schools:
here
Possibly the most economical combined course around. Blend your 120 hour online course + young learner modules with 20 hours in-class local to you. Ideal for Korea, EPIK and more.
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Possibly the most economical combined course around. Blend your 120 hour online course + young learner modules with 20 hours in-class local to you. Ideal for Korea, EPIK and more.
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It is an enormous TESOL world for those with the skills, confidence and a solid, Global English TESOL certificate behind them.
A Global English PDF certificate is awarded upon successful completion. A printed, embossed version is also available for an extra fee from our TEFL shop page.
An external level 2 certificate awarded by ACTDEC is optional upon successful completion for £30 (PDF). ACTDEC accreditation means you and employers can be assured that this course has met strict, external quality criteria. (Note that the ACTDEC certificate is for the 70 hours of accredited material and does not cover the specialism or teaching practice.)
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