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0030 210 3302406
0030 210 3301455

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0030 210 3301202

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77 Academias Street, 106 78 Athens GREECE
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This is a highly suitable course for those teachers who have already completed their basic training and wish to specialize in teaching young learners between the ages of 5-11. The course also accepts teachers without prior training who would like to to use this course as a short introduction to TEYL.

What you will learn on this course:

The  programme covers all the basic areas of methodology with a sharp focus on the young learner. Teachers will learn a variety of techniques for the following areas:

bullet How to introduce and practise new vocabulary
bullet How to teach young learners patterns of language
bullet How to use stories, dialogues and games to improve their language skills
bullet How to introduce children to reading and writing
bullet How to develop your pupils' oral skills
bullet How to plan effective and motivating lessons
bullet How to use theatre & drama to animate your coursebook
bullet How to use class readers and big books
bullet How to organise arts and crafts work and projects for display
bullet How to manage young classes and maintain good discipline
bullet How to use audio visual aids effectively in your teaching
   

You will also have the opportunity to observe young classes on video, analyse the lessons as well as have the opportunity to choose additional topics from a list which will, in part, create a course that will fit your needs.
 

Assessment & Certification 
Trainees are assessed through a Practical Teaching Assignment. This includes Planning & Teaching a lesson for a young class (either a class of their own or a class in one of the schools affiliated to CELT).

Trainees who attend the course fully and complete their assignment receive a Certificate of Attendance.

To Register
Please complete and return the application form by clicking here.

Tuition Fees
Tuition for the 20-hour course is
300. Tuition includes

  • seminar attendance (20 hours)
  • seminar materials course folder
  • library membership
  • teachers' self-access centre use
  • assessment (a 50-60  minute lesson)
  • tutor feedback on Planning & Teaching
  • Certificate of Attendance & Report on Lesson

Where the course will be held:
At 77 Academias Street, 106 78 Athens, Greece - tel 210 3302406, 3301455, Fax 210 3301202

For more information please email info@celt.edu.gr

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Dates:
29-06 to 03-07-09

 Times:
09:00-13:00

This page contains information on our short 20-hour Introductory Course to TEYL. For those teachers who wish to follow a more extensive course, please click here to access information about the 100-hour Certificate Course in Teaching Young Learners.

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