Taught & assessed fully onlineThis is great news for people who
Our online live classroom is fully interactive with audio and video available for every single trainee,not just for the tutor.In our live classroom, you can talk, chat and interact, do group work and collaborative activities just as if you were in our physical classroom. You do not need a local tutor for Module 2 teaching assessmentsTeaching assessments can be done in one of the following two ways
All internal observations (three in number) are conducted by CELT tutors except, of course, for the final one which will be observed by a Cambridge approved external assessor. Course OrganisationOnline for 24 weeksThe online course is a part-time one and covers input for Modules 2 for candidates who have, ideally, either taken and passed Module 1 or are about to take the exam for Module 1. The course Input is taught via webinars in our online classroom. Every week, two 90-minute sessions are delivered over one or two days. Times vary from course to course depending on participants’ time zones. There are three exam sessions for Module 2 in any one calendar year: in June, October and December. |
Taught & assessed in AthensThis is a great option for people who
Our centre is spacious and provides all that is needed for the course, from IWB’s, laptops, Wifi and a great library with more than 2000 titles on our shelves plus a rich online resource for materials and readings. Membership is extended to at least two years after the course is finished. All teaching assessments can be done in one of two ways:
All internal observations (three in number) are conducted by CELT tutors except, of course, for the final one which will be observed by a Cambridge approved external assessor. Course OrganisationIn person/Face-to-face course for 8 weeksThe course Input is taught via seminars and workshops at CELT in Athens. During the course, all the basic/core input will be covered and candidates are expected to complete their background assignments in preparation for their teaching assessments which will be assessed internally and externally during these 8 weeks. The last assignment to be assessed externally takes place at the end of their course. Candidates attendance is Monday to Friday from 09:00-17:00. There are three exam sessions for Module 2 in any one calendar year: in June, October and December. |
- Teaching Practice with our students
During the course, candidates must:
- teach a diagnostic lesson and four assessed lessons
- observe 10 hours of lessons – some on video, some live
- teach an Experimental lesson and report on its success
- complete and submit all written assignments
Platforms used for the online course
- Our online course provision is offered via webinars on Zoom, in which candidates attend live synchronous sessions with their course tutors and fellow course participants. The input sessions, workshops and tutorials cover the syllabus of all three modules in an integrated fashion.
- The tutor and participants use webcams and microphones as well as text chat, and the VLE is equipped with whiteboards, ability to see handouts, powerpointpresentations, videos, shared screens and send and receive audio and video.
- Candidates can also interact with each other in the webinar room and in special workshop rooms called ‘breakout rooms’ where they can discuss, have workshops and plan/design just as if they were in a the same physical classroom at CELT!
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 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; the written part is timed and takes about 90 minutes to complete; the interview, anywhere between 40 minute and an hour.
Eligible Candidates
Preference is given to teachers with recent and varied classroom teaching experience, related degrees and an initial training qualification such as the Cambridge CELTA. A language analysis and methods assessment is used as part of the selection process. N.B. Our course intake is usually very small – at our centre you will be one amongst a maximum of 10 participants, not just one face in a horde of trainees.
Requirements for online attendance
Sessions for this online course will be held in Adobe Connect Pro or Zoom, a virtual classroom space which allows trainees to interact with text chat, voice chat and video and collaborate in groups just as if they were in the same room! To participate in the webinars, you will need a fast connection, a headset with a mouthpiece (not the one you use for your smartphone) and a webcam
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For More
Download and read the Cambridge Delta Handbook which includes a wealth of information on all three modules. For details regarding applications, content or timetable, please send an e-mail to: info@celt.edu.gr
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Centre for English Language & Training, 3 G.Gennadiou Street, 106 78 Athens, Greece Tel +30 210 3301202| +30 6974965437 E-mail: info@celt.edu.gr