TESOL/TEFL
The intensive TESOL/TEFL certificate is a 120 hour course which is entirely class-room based and involves attending classes at the institute over a duration of 4 weeks. It covers an in-depth syllabus and focuses on lesson planning and practical teaching skills which will equip those who are new to the profession and inspire those who already have some experience. This course is ideal for those who wish to gain a professional qualification in Teaching English as a Foreign Language. On completion of your course, you will receive a Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) awarded by Eton Institute.

TESOL/TEFL with CTEYL Specialisation
The intensive TESOL/TEFL with CTEYL specialisation is a 165 hour course ideal for those wishing to gain a professional qualification in teaching English as a foreign language with a specialisation in teaching young learners. It is entirely class-room based and involves attending classes at the institute over a duration of 5 weeks. It covers an in-depth syllabus that focuses on lesson planning and practical language teaching skills for both adults and children. This course is designed to equip those who are new to the profession and inspire those who already have some experience. On completion of your course, you will receive 2 certificates: Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Languages (TEFL) and Certificate in Teaching English to Young Learners (CTEYL) awarded by Eton Institute.
  

Advantages of taking TESOL/TEFL at Eton Institute

At least one high achiever from each course is guaranteed a teaching position at Eton Institute, subject to requirements. All successful candidates are giving a recruitment package to aid them in locating a teaching position. Eton Institute also regularly hosts networking evenings and development workshops to support their active alumni community.


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