Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)

Objectives

• Explain English grammar, syntax and idiomatic language thoroughly
• Apply pedagogical best practices in the teaching of ESL
• Evaluate the progress of ESL students using accurate metrics and effective feedback
• Apply instructional strategies that target the four language skills (speaking, writing, listening
  and reading)
• Create course plans and didactic materials for the teaching of ESL
• Apply metacognition to all teaching and learning activities

Students must have a High-Intermediate Level (B2+) in order to take this course. Proof of level may be provided to the Language School via secondary school/college/university transcripts in English, or through official tests such as IELTS, Pearson Test of English, CAEL, Bright Test, or DuoLingo. Alternatively, an assessment may be taken through the Vanier Language School testing platform for a fee of $15.

Cost

• $675 / 120-hour course

Course length takes into account class time, practicum observation, the preparation time for the sample lesson given at the end of term, homework and all other related course work.

Important to note: The College reserves the right to cancel any cohort, program, course, or service prior to the scheduled start date. In such instances, all refundable fees will be reimbursed in full. 

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