The Cambridge Delta Handbook
Download the Cambridge Delta Handbook containing information on all three modules. You can do so by clicking on the image or the link below. Delta Handbook 2015
Cambridge Delta – Distance & Proximity in a Live Classroom
An exciting way of doing your Cambridge DELTA online via CELT Athens Following a Delta course online does not mean only Moodle or some similar environment where you log in, read, write and never interact live. Our online Delta courses have become so popular just because they take […]
Have you ever used language labs? – Their past and their future
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The Online CELTA about to lift off!
It’s here! On the launch pad – our first CELTA online course – and we are already accepting applications from our first cohort of trainees who will begin their course on April 24. Is the CELTA really fully done online? The CELTA Online is not really and truly a fully […]
CELT Athens – 23 year Anniversary
CELTA lesson plans – back to front planning
Originally posted on The Cambridge CELTA Blog:
Your tutor has just given you the materials you will be using for your next assessed lesson along with some notes. Usually, it will be a section of a coursebook unit along with some suggestions. How do you start preparing? How…
Different platforms for online courses
Originally posted on DELTA Course Blog :
How we combine online spaces for our courses Every online course needs to fulfill certain functions in order to work well for all concerned inform communicate provide resources support trainees allow trainees to socialise encourage sharing Clearly, there are overlaps in the functions I have…
Seven Questions for Alan Maley | TEFL Matters
“Life would be dull without creativity”, and “Creativity encourages risk taking”, Mr. Maley said in his talk at the launch of the most recent volume on creativity,Creativity in the English Language Classroom , a volume which he co-edited with Nik Peachy and for which he was an important inspiration. […]
Language Analysis for Teaching – Is it the last thing you do?
Originally posted on The Cambridge CELTA Blog:
In my experience of training language teachers, mostly on CELTA courses, I have noticed that good preparation goes a long way. Analysing language for teaching purposes is a huge part of that preparation. Candidates following teacher training courses find language analysis…
Delta Module 1 Preparation Online mini course
Our Delta Courses are integrated and we like them that way but every term we offer a short 12-15 hour course for our candidates and for people who have been studying on their own but need some tips and tricks for the exam itself. So, this course will […]
