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Canterbury International TEFL Certificate
Teaching English as a Foreign Language Intensive Hands-On Training Course - Price includes 280 Euros paid practice teaching that you
receive
after completion of the required student teaching.
Canterbury is a professional association of professors and students from all over the world. Canterbury will provide successful graduates of our program a guaranteed average minimum of ten to fifteen hours a week teaching English, if they so desire. No teaching experience prior to the program is required. Utilizing "FLEX" scheduling, Canterbury accommodates the needs of our participants and provides them with the maximum flexibility necessary to balance their time between studying, traveling, and working. Courses usually begin the first or second Monday of every month (see course dates), with a rolling application deadline. |
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 The students in the class meet five days a week, Monday through Friday, from 9:30 am to 12:00 noon, learning theoretical topics related to teaching English as a foreign language; and from 12:30pm to 3:00pm (15:00 hr.) in the afternoon, putting into practice the topics learned in the morning. The internship practice teaching of real-life students is done sometime between 5:30 pm (17:30 hr.) and 9:00 pm (21:00 hr.) in the evening.The TEFL theory portion of the course is of forty hours duration. The theory class meets everyday, Monday to Thursday, for 2.5 hours a day from 9:30 am until 12:00 noon, for four weeks. The TEFL practice portion of the course is also of forty hours duration, but it is divided into two equal modules of twenty hours each. The Children practice module meets every Monday and Wednesday, for 2.5 hours a day from 12:30 pm until 3:00 pm, for four weeks; and the Business English practice module meets every Tuesday and Thursday, for 2.5 hours a day from 12:30 pm until 3:00 pm, also for four weeks. The TEFL Practice Teaching portion of the course is again of forty hours duration, but it is divided into two equal modules of twenty hours each. The Observed Practice Teaching module meets every Friday for 5 hours a day from 10:00 am until 3:00 pm, for four weeks; and the Internship Practice Teaching module meets sometime between 5:30 pm (17:30 hr.) and 9:00 pm (21:00 hr.) in the evening on various days during the program. Thus, the course consists of forty hours learning theory in the mornings; forty hours of lesson planning, role plays, presentations, peer teaching and critiques in the afternoons; twenty hours of observed practice classes; and twenty hours of paid internship practice teaching classes out in the field in the evenings to make sure students are prepared for ESL teaching. Note: This teaching of paid internship practice classes usually takes approximately six weeks to schedule and complete. |
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The Teachers All the teachers in the course have been involved in professional teaching and training for a number of years. They are still active teachers and therefore are fully aware of the classroom situations facing foreign language teachers, who teach abroad, today. Each group will have input from at least three teachers during the course. The Students Applications are welcomed from all interested parties, regardless of nationality. The only requirements are a proficient level of English, some study at the higher educational level and a willingness to adapt to the intensive nature of the course to teach English abroad.
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Successful students receive an official certificate
showing completion of the course and overall grade. They will also
be issued a report from Canterbury, Madrid showing their
performance during Teaching Practice. |
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Methods of Assessment
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