ITTT's in-dass TEFL certification courses are intensive four-week classroom based English teaching programs. They provide participants with plenty of practical teaching experience, in addition to a solid grounding in teaching methods and language concepts. At the end of the course graduates receive an internationally recognized TEFL qualification.

EACH COURSE CONSISTS OF 120+ HOURS OF STUDY.

PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE 6 TO 10 HOURS OF OBSERVED TEACHING PRACTICE

COURSE PLACES ARE AVAILABLE IN 25+ LOCATIONS WORLDWIDE

THE IN-CLASS COURSE COVERS SIX MAIN AREAS:

TEACHING PRACTICE

Trainees put theory into practice and gain valuable experience teaching real students.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE EXPERIENCE

Trainees are taught in an unknown language to encourage empathy with students.

LANGUAGE AWARENESS

Trainees learn about the grammar and phonology of English and methods of teaching them.

TEACHING TECHNIQUES

This covers methods of successful teaching including lesson planning, classroom management and discipline.

STUDENT PROFILE

Trainees work with an individual student to build on skills such as building rapport, error analysis and needs assessment.

MATERIALS PROJECT

Trainees are required to create their own materials for use in practice lessons and future classes.

Trainees are assessed on a number of different areas: Teaching practice 50%, grammar test 10%, phonology test 10%, unknown language journal 5%, materials compilation 15% and lesson observation journal 10%.

OTHER COURSE FEATURES:

Highly experienced and internationally qualified trainers.

High-quality course materials

Computer and internet services provided onsite

Welcome meal and excursions

Available 12 months a year

Affordable accommodation at all locations

Lifetime job support

Large collection of published teaching materials

Below you can read feedback from an ITTT graduate regarding one section of their online TEFL certification course. Each of our online courses is broken down into concise units that focus on specific areas of English language teaching. This convenient, highly structured design means that you can quickly get to grips with each section before moving onto the next.

In this unit I was introduced to the course unit. We will be learning about teaching English to Business Learners. The courses will be split up into different units and we will learn about lesson planning, first meetings, objectives, student/teachers aims, and resume writing. We also saw different terminology that is often seen and discussed in this course and in the TEFL world.This unit was about different types of tests and what each type should be like, as well as some of the external exams students may be preparing for. I feel that in this unit I learned why each type of test is important and what each type's aims are as well as what they should contain. I also learned about many external examinations and what skills each one is designed to assess.

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