Accredited online TESOL certification, live virtual classroom

Course only

• Make a one-time payment of €1,290
• or pay a €325 deposit then a €965 final payment

1. Four-week Trinity CertTESOL course
2. Trinity CertTESOL certificate
3. EBC International TEFL Certificate
4. Worldwide, lifetime and proactive job placement

Road2Spain – course + one-year Spanish and Student Visa programme

• €2,440 = 1,290 € TEFL course + 1,150 € Barcelona Spanish Programme
• €2,575 = 1,290 € TEFL course + 1,285 € Madrid Spanish Programme
• €2,768 = 1,290 € TEFL course + 1,478 € Malaga Spanish Programme
• €2,854 = 1,290 € TEFL course + 1,564 € San Sebastian Spanish Programme

1. Four-week Trinity CertTESOL course + One-year Spanish Programme with a Student Visa
2. Trinity CertTESOL certificate
3. EBC International TEFL Certificate
4. Worldwide, lifetime and proactive job placement
5. One-year Spanish student visa
6. One-year Spanish course at a Cervantes Institute school

IMPORTANT

1. You choose your start date and pay for your one-year Spanish and Student Visa programme AFTER finishing the course.
2. The Cervantes Institute Spanish school sends you the student visa documents after receiving your payment.

1 – Fill out and send your application

1. Please go to our application web page.
2. Follow the four easy steps in the application process where you will enter your email address, choose the course you would like to take, select your preferred course date, and tell us a little about yourself: your education, your interests, your expectations and your reasons for wanting to be an English teacher.
3. If your application is accepted, we will arrange an admission interview with you.

2 – Attend your admission interview

IMPORTANT: This course is a UK government-regulated qualification, so it must meet official quality controls, one of which is the admission interview. Trinity College London will not allow you to take the course if you do not take and pass the admission interview.

1. We will arrange an admission interview time with you.
2. You can choose ZOOM, WhatsApp, Skype or Viber for the admission interview.
3. The interview has seven standard questions, a short English test and a hand-written piece of around 200 words describing why you would like to be an English teacher.
4. The interviewer writes down your answers, take notes and comments on your verbal ability, comprehension and ability to reason logically.
5. If you pass the interview, you receive an acceptance letter and instructions for enrolling on the course.

3 – Enrol

1. When you get your acceptance letter, we strongly recommend sending your deposit to guarantee your course place. We allocate course places on a first-come, first-served basis.
2. When you have guaranteed your place, your dedicated student adviser will give you all the information you need for the course and travel (if you are travelling).

NOTE: Your admission’s interview file is registered with Trinity College London and audited by the Trinity College London appointed external course moderator at the end of your course.

This course prepares you to:

1. teach English as a foreign language (TEFL)
2. teach English to speakers of other languages (TESOL)

The course also includes lifetime, worldwide job placement that helps you get an English teaching job whenever you want.

When you graduate, you will:

1. get a Trinity CertTESOL, one of the world’s two leading accredited TESOL certificates
2. get an EBC International TEFL Certificate
3. be a qualified English teaching professional capable of getting English teaching jobs almost anywhere in the world;
4. understand language use and analysis;
5. be knowledgeable of teaching theory and its practical application;
6. know how to manage your classroom;
7. be able to identify student learning difficulties and develop remedial action plans;
8. know how to plan, design and develop and deliver effective lessons;
9. be able to teach in both a TEFL and TESOL classroom environment.

The course has five foundation units. You must pass all of them to pass the course.

Unit 1: Teaching skills – You get assessed through your trainer’s evaluation of your six teaching hours with Genuine English language learners. A journal including your lesson plans, with self-evaluation and tutor evaluation. You write a journal covering your reflective comments following the observation of four hours of ESOL teaching by experienced teachers.

Unit 2: Language awareness – This is assessed by your grade on a language test covering grammar and phonology. Your trainer also evaluates your use of spoken and written English in your coursework.

Unit 3: Learner profile – You get assessed by preparing a simple linguistic profile and needs analysis, including some basic phonemic transcription, of an English language learner. The planning of and reflection on a one-to-one lesson that you arrange and teach. The preparation of recommendations for the learner’s future language development.

Unit 4: Materials assignment – You get assessed through a written rationale for developing one piece of teaching material. A Trinity moderator interviews you to discuss the above and how materials development is beneficial to the development of teaching skills.

Unit 5: Unknown language – You get assessed through a journal covering your reflective comments on four hours’ unknown language training you get from the point of view of the beginner. This includes an analysis of the critical aspects of methods and classroom management that affect you positively and negatively.