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Certificate (Cert.) Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
Equip yourself with the credentials to teach English as a second language with a TESOL certificate.

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Certificate (Cert.) Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) (12 CEUs)

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About this Program
Description
CEU/PDU
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This non-credit Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) is a mini-program of four (4) 30-hour courses (12 CEUs) that can be taken separately or at the same time. This professional development certificate is intended for adult education teachers as well as English as a second language teachers in elementary and secondary schools whose first language is not English. As part of their professional development, teachers will deepen their knowledge of the English language, learn about teaching methods, approaches and practices in Canada, participate in professional and social exchanges with their Canadian colleagues, learn about Canadian culture, participate in professional development workshops and practice teaching in English.

Outcomes

TBD

Curriculum

TBD

Courses & Workshops

Non-Credit Courses
Required Courses
CEGL 402 Effective Communication for Teachers. (3 CEUs)
Specialized language and strategies for effective oral and written communication for non-native English-speaking teachers.
CEGL 403 Teaching and Learning Methodologies. (3 CEUs)
Collaborative teaching and learning and other methodologies as related to general education and second language acquisition. Emphasis on practical applications in the ESL classroom.
CEGL 404 Practicum and Specialized Workshops for Teachers. (3 CEUs)
Explores best practices in a variety of educational settings. Provides teachers with the opportunity to practice teaching, presenting, and leading activities in English in front of a real student audience and their peers.
CEGL 405 Intercultural Communication Challenges in TESL. (3 CEUs)
Raises awareness of oneself as a cultural being and sensitizes educators to cultural issues, particularly in an ESL context. Explores the language and skills necessary for effective intercultural communication.

Contacts

Effie Dracopoulos
Faculty Lecturer – Program Coordinator
Customized Programs & Professional Development / Language and Intercultural Communication
+1 514-398-1201
680 Sherbrooke Street West, Suite 1181, Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3A 2M7
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