This course aims to prepare candidates who wish to take the Delta assessment by preparing Module by Module – one step at a time.
In order to take the exam, it is advised that you follow a course such as the one organised by our centre, or an integrated course which covers all three modules.
The course syllabus and description of the examination and its content can be reviewed in the Cambridge Handbook for all modules which you can read online here or download and read offline.
In any case, in order to follow a Module 2 course, rather than an integrated Delta course, at our centre, we require that you have taken and passed Module 1.
What you will cover in Module One
This module focuses on extending and developing candidates’ knowledge and understanding of teaching and learning English in a range of contexts.
The table below gives a brief summary of the content.
Topics
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Content
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| 1. Theoretical perspectives on language acquisition and language teaching |
- Historical and current theories of first and second language acquisition
- How these theories influence teaching methodologies.
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| 2. Different teaching approaches and methodologies, including current developments |
- Teaching methodologies, both mainstream and experimental
- The effectiveness of these methodologies in different learning environments.
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| 3. Language systems and learners’ linguistic problems |
- Features of language systems (e.g. meaning, form, pronunciation and use)
- Teaching methodology choices in language systems.
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| 4. Language skills and learners’ problems |
- Features of language skills (e.g. the subskills and strategies needed by learners)
- Teaching methodology choices in language skills.
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| 5. Knowledge of resources, materials and reference sources for language learning |
- The practical uses of a range of resources in a range of teaching contexts.
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| 6. Key assessment concepts and terminology |
- How to apply key assessment principles, such as validity and reliability, to classroom-based assessment.
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You can read also the Delta Syllabus below for full details.
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Are you eligible to attend?
Before contacting us, please review the following questions to make sure you meet the criteria:
- Do you have at least one year’s experience of teaching English?
- Is your English good enough to teach at a range of levels? (Minimum CEFRLevel C1–C2 or above.)
You will normally have an initial English language teaching qualification, such as CELTA.
We may still accept you on to a Delta course, if you can demonstrate that you would be likely to complete a course successfully, e.g. by giving evidence of previous successful study.
To find out more about the test you can download these free sample materials from the Cambridge ESOL website
Where the course is delivered
The course is delivered fully and only online (please note that we do not accept Module 1 only candidates on our intensive and integrated 3-modules courses).
The input sessions take place in our state-of-the-art online live classroom where you can interact live with your tutor and fellow participants who may be in the same country as you or halfway across the world!!!
To participate in the webinars, you will need a fast connection, a headset and a webcam. A good headset is very important for online learning as input cannot be processed if the sound quality is poor and you are struggling to follow conversations!
You will also have access to other platforms for resources and to communicate with assignment drafts, receive feedback and upload your work.
To see more about what the online platforms we use can do and what they are intended for, please click on this link to watch a short video from an online presentation.
How you will be assessed
| Module One |
Written examination |
The Module One examination consists of two 90-minute papers, with a 30-minute break in between (3 hours 30 minutes in total).
| Paper |
Marks (% of total) |
Tasks |
| Paper 1 |
50% |
Five tasks
Labelling, short-answer and longer written responses |
| Paper 2 |
50% |
Three tasks
Longer written responses |
Before contacting us, please check you meet the following criteria:
- Do you have at least one year’s experience of teaching English?
- Is your English good enough to teach at a range of levels? (Minimum CEFR Level C1–C2 or above.)
You will normally have an initial English language teaching qualification, such as CELTA.
We may still accept you on to a Delta course, if you can demonstrate that you would be likely to complete a course successfully, e.g. by giving evidence of previous successful study.
To find out more about the test you can download these free sample materials from the Cambridge ESOL website
Module One exam report – June 2015
Prepare for Module One by seeing how previous candidates have performed
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Cambridge Delta Module 1 Course Dates
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Online
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Online Module 1 only PT – 72 hours |
- October 21 2018 – March 24 2019
- January 15 – June 14 2019
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€800 |
N.B. a 12-hour mini add-on exam primer course will be offered as an extra to our candidates free of charge just before the exam in June and/or December
How to Apply
- Choose the start date which interests you. If you’re still unsure, please choose an approximate date for now – you will be able to specify later.
- Download the application form ( Delta Module 1 Application Form ) and save it in your hard drive.
- Complete it offline in your own time and email it to info@celt.edu.gr
- Arrange a date and time when you can take your language and methodology screening exam
Application download
Delta Module 1 Application Form
You can download the information in your hard drive by clicking on the image below
