Online learning has taken over our lives and in the past year, we have trained dozens of teachers experienced and new from around the world!!

So far, we have run part time courses, mainly because we believe that intensive courses where you are attending classes from 9-5 (or even later) are stressful, counterproductive and can cause serious problems to one’s attention and ability to concentrate.

For this reason, we created a semi-intensive course for the summer, a 6-week course which you can attend more comfortably and which does not require you to be in an online classroom all day every day! It is a 5-week full time course but without the interminable hours in a Zoom classroom which can truly damage one’s ability to assimilate content.

During these five weeks you will need to be available for line online meetings on Zoom on two days a week

For our upcoming course the days will be  on

Wednesdays and Saturdays

   09.00 – 12.30 Athens time 
   07:00 – 10:30 UK time 

2. Asynchronous study on the Cambridge Platform

The rest of the week is flexible regarding when you study as you will be working with the materials on the Cambridge platform – write your lesson plans and teaching materials and four 1000 word assignments on matters relating to content you covered on the course.

On average, you will be required to complete 6 units a week on the Cambridge platform. In other words, you can study any time of day or night you have available!!!!

This is a great opportunity to complete this course over the summer without having to travel, quarantine, pay for accommodation and subsistence costs and have the same great results!

Alternatively, you may be interested in completing your CELTA through a ​less intensive ​part time ​course i​later in the summer or fall (lasting 10 weeks)

​The same benefits including a free Teaching languages online course are included here

​You can pay for the full time in 3 instalments and for the part time in 4 instalments. A discount of 100 euros if offered if you prefer to pay the full amount in advance of the course start.