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Category Archives: Cambridge ESOL
CELTA plus PTLLS
Have only just come across this option, but sounds like a good one if you are British: CELTA plus an initial qualification in teaching in the further education sector in the UK, all for as little as 735 pounds. If … Continue reading
Posted in CELTA
3 Comments
The Association of CELTA-qualified Teachers
Scott Thornbury’s excellent recent post marking 50 years of the course that became the CELTA has prompted me to polish up an old idea of mine that hasn’t been seen since it was deleted off Dave’s ESL Café ten minutes … Continue reading
Posted in CELTA, Teacher associations
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Over 99% CELTA pass rate at St Giles International schools
(2011 figures, here) That’ll be another nail in the coffin of the ridiculous “I failed the CELTA because they have to fail a certain number on each course” online moans then…
Posted in CELTA, St Giles
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Is a TEFL diploma worth more than a relevant MA?
EF in China and most British Council branches think so (though they are both involved in running diploma courses), whereas I don’t know of a single university which would agree (though they are all involved in peddling MAs). I have … Continue reading
Posted in British Council, Cambridge Delta, Diploma in TESOL, EF, MA TESOL
32 Comments
Should the CELTA have more about technology in it?
So Gavin Dudeney seems to be arguing in this recent piece of his in the Guardian: No place in class for digital illiterates I just can’t see how more technology in the CELTA could be practical or useful. It’s difficult enough to … Continue reading
Posted in CELTA, Technology
7 Comments
CELTA Course Online now offered by 40 centres
According to this search I just did on the Cambridge ESOL Find Courses page. If that’s true, it’s really come out of nowhere because last time I looked into the matter (which may well have been a while ago, come to think … Continue reading
Posted in Online CELTA
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Getting an A in the CELTA
I didn’t (and anyway it was the RSA CTEFLA back in my day), so I can add nothing to this person’s very sensible sounding guide based on personal experience: My Experience Getting a CELTA Pass A
Posted in CELTA
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Problems with the CELTA and YL extension
Updated 12 March 2017 A very thoughful post on the topic on the forums of TeachingEnglish.org.uk (the British Council/ BBC site): Problems with the CELTA Rather disappointed no one has commented, so please do leave comments here or there. Original … Continue reading
Posted in CELTA, Young Learner Extension to the CELTA
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A nice free collection of articles, especially for the DELTA
You have to pay to see these on the original sites (English Teaching Professional, ELT Journal etc) and I have a feeling IH Madrid made them public by accident, so be quick! Defossilizing, Helen Johnson 1992 Mistake Correction, Keith Johnson … Continue reading
Posted in Cambridge Delta
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Cambridge to change the Delta Experimental Lesson
Although the format of this part of the Cambridge Delta won’t change, they have decided to do way with the term “experimental lesson” because: a) Teachers almost always decide to do something like the Silent Way that hundreds of teachers … Continue reading