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Paying for a TEFL course is for many people a big step, both in terms of commitment of time as well as money.
Other questions pop up too, of course. Is the course something I will like? Will I be able to complete it? Will I be prepared?
To help you make your choice, and because we believe in our course, we offer a 100% money back guarantee if we can't help you get a job in 6 months after passing our course!
Cost of living
Cost of living in Ceske Budejovice is relatively low for visitors from western Europe.
Here are some price examples from a normal pub:
1/2 litre of premium lager:
30CZK (€1.2/$1.4)
Lunch offer:
70CZK (€2.7/$3.3)
Bottle of water:
25CZK (€0.9/$1.2)
Cup of coffee:
30CZK (€1.2/$1.4)
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Contact us
If you have any information about the course or the school, please contact us on the address below.
Address:
Česká 20, 370 01 České Budějovice, Czech Republic
Phone:
(+420) 387 426 753, 734 481 587
Language school website:
www.grant-langschool.com
info@tefl-course.eu
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TEFL course outlineWe offer both the full 4-week TEFL course and a brand new 2-week TEFL course where the focus is on making you a good teacher, not selling you a course that you could buy in a bookshop for a 10th of the price. Yes, it’s much more expensive, and yes, you do get what you pay for. Our TEFL course has a practical emphasis and deals primarily with the real skills and knowledge needed to teach abroad. Whilst the course timetable may vary slightly from location to location, the content will usually remain the same. Below is a list of modules you will be going through in our 4-week course: 1
Lesson planning Different techniques and methods of teaching. Safety net preparation. Discipline. Classroom layout. ‘Blind lesson’. 2
3Grammar 8 main forms of English, their function and how to teach them. Learning and teaching of the 11 tense forms of English and the passive. Syntax and syntactical analysis. Learning and teaching of modals, conditionals, reported speech and questions and question forms. Punctuation. Vocabulary Methodologies of teaching vocabulary. A lot of practice in teaching vocabulary, phrasal verbs, prepositional verbs and the introduction and teaching of specialist vocabulary. 4 Reading Uses of reading in the EFL classroom. Methodologies of using reading with individual and groups. Adaptation of materials for different students, abridging, synonymising etc... Anticipation of problems and solution preparation. Genres and targeting texts. 5 Listening Using listening in the EFL classroom. Methodologies of using listening:
Listening for gist and comprehension. 6 Phonetics Learning of the phonetic alphabet, IPA Reading and writing in phonetic transcription. Accents and evaluation of possible national problems with pronunciation. 7 Writing Writing essays, letters, e-mail’s, complaints. Using ‘Zac’s’ method of teaching writing skills to students. Correcting written pieces by students. Correcting everything vs using abbreviations to signal the place of a mistake. 8 Games Scrabble, trivial pursuit, word football, jeopardy etc... Playing games, preparing work before and follow up work for vocabulary. 9 Media Use of different media within the classroom. How to effectively use videos within a lesson. Power point. 10 Conversation classes IGNORANCE and ANTAGONISM. Preparation for conversation topics. Vocabulary within conversation topics. Danger of choice of conversation topics. Ideology and methodology of correcting mistakes. Identifying and correcting mistakes versus errors within a conversation lesson. 11 Exam courses Introduction and overview of all major exams (KET, PET, FCE, CAE, CPE, IELTS, BEC, TOEFL). Requirements to pass all exams and comparisons between them. Books used to teach the exams and the advantages/disadvantages of each. Methodology for teaching classes and individuals. Testing and preparation. 12 Business English Different techniques and literature for teaching business students. Common problems with teaching business students. Unknown testing criteria. Difficult to encourage business vocabulary. Cancellation of lessons. 13 Teaching practice More teaching practice than any other course using:
14 Exams & Evaluation How to create an exam for your students. How to write an evaluation of your students. 15 Practical guide to TEFL jobs How to make a CV and cover letter. How to choose the right job for you. What salary and conditions should you ask for. Validity of contracts. Questions you should ask and will probably be asked. What to do in emergencies. 16 Learning of a foreign language Several lessons of the Czech language to experience different methodologies of teaching as well as giving you the ability to order food and drink here while on the course. |
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