About
Teaching English gives you the freedom to work anywhere in the world or from the comfort of your own home. It is a flexible and easy way to earn an extra income.
Accredited by ICOES, whose certificate is recognized by employers around the world, this TESOL certification class puts you on the fast track to securing your first job teaching English.
You will learn:
- Different pedagogical techniques to help you get started
- Classroom management strategies
- How to motivate students
- Basics of linguistics
- How to use a student’s primary language to teach them English
- How to teach reading, writing, speaking and listening skills
- Tips and help on how to land a job as a TESOL teacher
Lessons
Module 1: Teaching And Learning
- Motivation
- Understanding cultural backgrounds
- The importance of first language
- Getting started
Module 2: Linguistics
- Phonology
- Lexicology
- Morphology
- Syntax
- Phonetics
- Semantics
Module 3: Reading
- Developing reading skills
- Auditory and visual discrimination
- Forming associations
- Decoding
- Reading for purpose
Module 4: Writing
- Sentence structure
- Grammar
- Creating new knowledge
- Informative and explanatory writing
- Persuasive writing
Module 5: Speaking
- Sounding out words
- Reading out loud
- Responding to questions
- Presenting new ideas
Module 6: Listening
- Decoding sounds
- Repeating what you hear or transcribing
- Paraphrasing what you hear
- Conversational English
- Using what you hear to present new ideas
Module 7: Pedagogy
- Understanding motivation
- Exposition
- Know where you’re going
- Constructive criticism
- Modelling
Module 8: Lesson Planning
- Standards and objectives
- Following a curriculum
- Varying instruction
- Teaching strategies
- Meaningful assessments
Module 9: Classroom Management
- Setting expectations
- Respect
- Accountability
- Choosing your battles
- Unique strategies
Module 10: Getting A Tesol Job
- What do you need?
- Building a resume
- Possible destinations
- Interview techniques: What are they looking for?
- Preparing to join a different culture
Career
Who is this course for?
- All fluent English speakers who are interested in teaching
- Anyone who wants a job that lets them travel and work anywhere in the world
- Anyone who needs formal qualifications to start teaching English as a second language
Career path
Start a new career as an English teacher anywhere in the world. Many schools, whether in person or online, require a TESOL certification. In fact, China has made it an absolute must-have to start teaching there.
A TESOL certificate and the teaching skills it provides give you a leg up on jobs such as private tutor, nanny and Au Pair.
Certification
All our courses are accredited by the International Council for Online Educational Standards accreditation number ICOES/00763/13/36). Most of our courses will earn you credits through Continuing Education (CE) / Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
CE points are accepted and recognized by employers from both the public and private sectors, and academic institutions across the US and internationally.
The 120 Hour TESOL certificate course is a TQUK (Training Qualifications UK) center, with the TQUK Center Number: C001157) endorsed course.
Disclaimer: The content of our 120hour TESOL certificate course and our 120hour TEFL certificate course is the same. TESOL (which stands for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) is primarily used in North America, while TEFL (which stands for Teaching English as a Foreign Language) is used more in Europe, Australia. However, both courses are intended for the same purpose.
Author
Matthew Kimmel
Expertise: Language
Matt Kimmel is a professional educator and writer who specializes in writing about education, travel, personal health, business, and job training. He lives in Danbury, CT with his wife, Catherine, with whom he loves to travel, read, and watch movies. As an English teacher, Matt enjoys introducing new material to his students, making it entertaining and accessible to all. It is this love of connecting with people that makes his writing unique and effective. His experiences with his students, including a high population of ELL students, has prepared to adjust his instruction to engage students of all age-levels, skill-levels, and levels of English language acquisition. Matt brings all of these experiences to his writing to give it richness, depth, and authenticity.
120-Hour TESOL Certificate
About
Teaching English gives you the freedom to work anywhere in the world or from the comfort of your own home. It is a flexible and easy way to earn an extra income.
Accredited by ICOES, whose certificate is recognized by employers around the world, this TESOL certification class puts you on the fast track to securing your first job teaching English.
You will learn:
- Different pedagogical techniques to help you get started
- Classroom management strategies
- How to motivate students
- Basics of linguistics
- How to use a student’s primary language to teach them English
- How to teach reading, writing, speaking and listening skills
- Tips and help on how to land a job as a TESOL teacher
Lessons
Module 1: Teaching And Learning
- Motivation
- Understanding cultural backgrounds
- The importance of first language
- Getting started
Module 2: Linguistics
- Phonology
- Lexicology
- Morphology
- Syntax
- Phonetics
- Semantics
Module 3: Reading
- Developing reading skills
- Auditory and visual discrimination
- Forming associations
- Decoding
- Reading for purpose
Module 4: Writing
- Sentence structure
- Grammar
- Creating new knowledge
- Informative and explanatory writing
- Persuasive writing
Module 5: Speaking
- Sounding out words
- Reading out loud
- Responding to questions
- Presenting new ideas
Module 6: Listening
- Decoding sounds
- Repeating what you hear or transcribing
- Paraphrasing what you hear
- Conversational English
- Using what you hear to present new ideas
Module 7: Pedagogy
- Understanding motivation
- Exposition
- Know where you’re going
- Constructive criticism
- Modelling
Module 8: Lesson Planning
- Standards and objectives
- Following a curriculum
- Varying instruction
- Teaching strategies
- Meaningful assessments
Module 9: Classroom Management
- Setting expectations
- Respect
- Accountability
- Choosing your battles
- Unique strategies
Module 10: Getting A Tesol Job
- What do you need?
- Building a resume
- Possible destinations
- Interview techniques: What are they looking for?
- Preparing to join a different culture
Career
Who is this course for?
- All fluent English speakers who are interested in teaching
- Anyone who wants a job that lets them travel and work anywhere in the world
- Anyone who needs formal qualifications to start teaching English as a second language
Career path
Start a new career as an English teacher anywhere in the world. Many schools, whether in person or online, require a TESOL certification. In fact, China has made it an absolute must-have to start teaching there.
A TESOL certificate and the teaching skills it provides give you a leg up on jobs such as private tutor, nanny and Au Pair.
Certification
All our courses are accredited by the International Council for Online Educational Standards accreditation number ICOES/00763/13/36). Most of our courses will earn you credits through Continuing Education (CE) / Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
CE points are accepted and recognized by employers from both the public and private sectors, and academic institutions across the US and internationally.
The 120 Hour TESOL certificate course is a TQUK (Training Qualifications UK) center, with the TQUK Center Number: C001157) endorsed course.
Disclaimer: The content of our 120hour TESOL certificate course and our 120hour TEFL certificate course is the same. TESOL (which stands for Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) is primarily used in North America, while TEFL (which stands for Teaching English as a Foreign Language) is used more in Europe, Australia. However, both courses are intended for the same purpose.
Author
Matthew Kimmel
Expertise: Language
Matt Kimmel is a professional educator and writer who specializes in writing about education, travel, personal health, business, and job training. He lives in Danbury, CT with his wife, Catherine, with whom he loves to travel, read, and watch movies. As an English teacher, Matt enjoys introducing new material to his students, making it entertaining and accessible to all. It is this love of connecting with people that makes his writing unique and effective. His experiences with his students, including a high population of ELL students, has prepared to adjust his instruction to engage students of all age-levels, skill-levels, and levels of English language acquisition. Matt brings all of these experiences to his writing to give it richness, depth, and authenticity.