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Certificate IV in TESOL (30920QLD)
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| Tuition | $1,750 |
Course fees include course materials, certification and tuition.
$500 deposit required to secure a place in the class.
Course Details:
The overall intention of this course is to prepare participants for the task of teaching English to people whose native language is not English. Those enrolling in the course need no previous teaching experience or qualifications. However, those who do will be more likely to have a higher skill level on completion of the course. Consequently, the variety of potential employment opportunities for course graduates may depend on the participants pre-existing qualifications and experience. This course is offered in the evening and enrolments will be considered from both current students and the general public.
Prerequisite – high pass in HSC English or evidence of similar ability in English
Content – 12 core units + 1 elective
Core units:
Language, Culture and Learning, Analysing Language, Teaching Speaking, Teaching
Listening, Teaching Reading, Teaching Writing, Teaching Grammar, Teaching
Spelling and Pronunciation, Planning Syllabuses and Lessons, Assessing ESL
Learners, Managing Classroom Logistics and Developing Resource Files.
Electives:
Select and apply appropriate TESOL methodologies, Teaching English for Academic Purposes, Teach
ESL to Early Childhood Learners, TESOL with Primary School Aged Children,
Teaching ESL to Teenage Learners, Use Music, Art and Drama in TESOL, Facilitate
Experiential Learning Programs, Facilitate Individual Learning Programs, Work
with Volunteers, Setting up Community Based English Classes and Using Computers
in TESOL.
What you have to do
Practical component – 14 hours observation of an experienced TESOL teacher plus 6 hours teaching specified lessons
In class training – Tuesday & Wednesday nights, 6.00 -8.00 pm during Semester 1, starting
1st March 2011.
Electives & finishing off from Week 8 Semester 2.
Everything must be completed by November 2011
What this Qualification Allows You To Do
OUTCOME A
No previous teaching experience
OUTCOME B
For experienced or qualified participants
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Core Units |
Nominal Hours |
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Apply
approaches and methods in TESOL (Unit Code: QLD244AMT01B) |
25 |
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Analyse
language, culture and learning (Unit Code: QLD244LCL01B) |
25 |
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Analyse
the English language (Unit Code: QLD244AEL01B) |
25 |
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Design
syllabus and plan lessons (Unit Code: QLD244DSP01B) |
30 |
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Teach
English grammar (Unit Code: QLD244TEG01B) |
25 |
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Teach
spelling and pronunciation (Unit Code: QLD244TSP01B) |
25 |
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Teach
speaking (Unit Code: QLD244TSE01B) |
25 |
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Teach
listening (Unit Code: QLD244TLE01B) |
25 |
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Teach
reading (Unit Code: QLD244TRE01B) |
25 |
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Teach
writing (Unit Code: QLD244TWE01B) |
25 |
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Assess ESL
Learning (Unit Code: QLD244AAEL02B) |
30 |
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Develop
resource files (Unit Code: QLD244DRF01B) |
15 |
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Sub Total |
300 |
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TOTAL NOMINAL** HOURS (Core units + one chosen Elective unit)
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340 |
You can choose One (1) of the following units to complete as part of the Certificate IV in TESOL.
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Elective Units |
Nominal Hours |
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Teach English
for Specific Purposes (Unit Code: QLD245ESP01B) |
40 |
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Conduct
experiential learning programs (Unit Code: QLD245EPL01B) |
40 |
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Use music, art
and drama in TESOL (Unit Code: QLD245MAD01B) |
40 |
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Use computers
to assist ESL learning (Unit Code: QLD245UCL01B) |
40 |
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Teach ESL to
early childhood learners (Unit Code: QLD245ECL01B) |
40 |
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Teach ESL to
primary school-aged learners (Unit Code: QLD245PSL01B) |
40 |
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Teach ESL to
teenage learners (Unit Code: QLD245ETL01B) |
40 |
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Establish
community based English classes (Unit Code: QLD245CEC01B) |
40 |
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Work with
volunteers (Unit Code: QLD245WVE01B) |
40 |