TESOL Basic Course 60 hours
Introduction to TESOL course is a basic and for starter people who want an insight into Teaching English to Speakers a Other Languages, as well as those who are planning to work as a volunteer in the TESOL field. One of the many attractive features of this online course is that you will have the flexibility to proceed at a pace that suits you. You will also receive the benefit of our unique support service for the duration of 1 year.
You can online register yourself and enroll for the course. After paying the fee, admin will grant you premium access to 60 hour basic TESOL Course. 60 hour TESOL course is comprised of 10 units.
After you have studied the materials for each unit your understanding of it will be assessed, allowing you to move on to the next unit. Once you have successfully completed all the units, by scoring 75% or more on average, there follows a final exam. After you online assessment and on successful completion you will graduate from the course.
Pearson College of TESOL 60 hour basic TESOL course provides a solid introduction to the world of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. The course has been designed to give you the essential skills and knowledge you will need to take your first steps in the classroom.
As an introductory level course, the materials for the 60-hour basic course focus solely on the teaching skills that are required to deliver a successful lesson in the classroom. The areas that are covered include teaching theories and methodologies, classroom management, lesson planning and how to test and evaluate your students’ progress. This short format course does not cover language awareness and certain other important components that are included in our 120-hour course.
The course is divided into thirteen separate units that have been designed to gradually build up your knowledge, without overwhelming you with information. Thanks to this design you should be able to comfortably work your way through the materials at a pace that suits your learning style and personal circumstances.
- Introductory Unit
- Module 1: Teaching & Learning
- Module 2: Meeting Learner’s Need, Theories, Methods and Techniques
- Module 3: Language Work in Classroom
- Module 4: Implementing of Self Access
- Module 5: Information & Communication, Tenses
- Module 6: Classroom Management
- Module 7: Assessment
- Module 8: Lesson Planning
- Module 9: ESA Demonstration
- Module 10: Evaluation and Testing
- Module 11: Pronunciation & Phonology
- Module 12: Grammar, Modals & Passive Voice
- Module 13: Personal & Professional Development
The course is designed to be as flexible as possible. You are given up to six months to complete all the units, and within this time frame you are free to work at whatever pace you want.
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