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OTN TESOL 120 Hour In Class Program

Duration and Times


OTN's 120 hour in class TESOL course is conducted over a 4 week period in Hanoi.Monday to Friday of each week. Classes will begin at 9am and end at 3pm each day. Weekends are free to relax, visit the sights or take advantage of local attractions such as the spectacular Halong Bay.


Course Content:


 Our TESOL certificate is divided into 4 main areas:


1. Teaching Techniques


This component of the TESOL course covers areas such as:

  • Lesson planning
  • Classroom management
  • Approaches to language learning
  • Teaching vocabulary
  • Teaching grammar
  • Reading and writing activities
  • Creative Writing activities
  • Pronunciation activities
  • Speaking and listening activities
  • Warmers and modeling
  • Controlled practice
  • Language in context
  • Textbook review and evaluation
  • Games and songs in the classroom
  • Classroom discipline
  • Teaching beginners
  • Teaching advanced students
  • Teaching adults
  • Teaching individual students (tutoring)
  • Teaching young learners
  • Teaching hospitality English
  • Teaching Business English
  • Correction techniques
  • Creating materials
  • EFL/ESL terminology
  • C.V. Design for your ESL/EFL Career
  • Interviewing Role playing











                           

 
2. Language Awareness


·    Grammar - Covers parts of speech, simple sentence elements, phrases and clauses.

·    Phonology - Covers phonetics, word stress and intonation, rhythm and intonation, sentence stress and intonation, connected speech, problems for EFL/ESL learners.

 


















3. Teaching Practice & Observation


This is the most practical and fundamental aspect of any TESOL/TEFL course. Our trainees conduct 6 observed teaching practices, covering young learners and adult students. One-to-one tutoring is also covered in the 4 week period. All teaching practices are conducted with local Vietnamese students, which makes the experience authentic and rewarding.
Our fully qualified trainer will guide you through the process of planning, preparation, delivery and reflection, and will provide you with constructive feedback (both written and oral) on your performance.

 

4. Materials Project


All trainees must develop and submit two sets of self-produced teaching materials used during their teaching practices. The materials may include flashcards, class handouts or worksheets. Trainees are required to develop original materials. During the last week of the course, you will be asked to present your teaching materials, explain how they were used, how they could be improved, and how they might be used in another context.

 

Assessment:


There is no final examination. Assessment is ongoing throughout the TESOL course and is based on the following areas:

·    Attendance

·    Completion of Assignments and Grammar/Phonology/Punctuation Reviews

·    Successful Completion of Teaching Practices

·    Completion of Teaching Materials Project

·    Completion of 1-1 Tutoring Project

·    Active Participation in Class and Work Groups

·    Professional Attitude, Preparedness and participation

·    Trainees must obtain at least a 70% overall grade in order to pass.

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