By the end of this course, you will be able to
How to identify the students' needs and take into account their previous experiences, and how to prepare lessons according to their different objectives.
What the different learning styles are and how they differ from person to person, and the multiple methods a teacher can use to deliver information to different people.
How to become a source of motivation and inspiration by identifying, for example, what stimulates every student.
Course details
- 1 h 55 m/23 lessons
- Last updated: 6/2/2020
- Course completion certificate
Course Content
Introduction To Different English Certifications
Who Are The Learners?
Learner's Purposes
Introduction To Different English Certifications
Who Are The Learners?
Learner's Purposes
Learning Styles & Types Of Learners
L1: Interference
Learner Profile
Lesson Plan
Learning Stages
Lesson Framework
Types Of Frameworks
Learning Skills
How To Teach Reading? 1
How To Teach Reading? 2
How To Teach Listening?
How To Teach Speaking?
How To Teach Writing?
How To Teach Vocabulary? 1
How To Teach Vocabulary? 2
Classroom Management 1
Classroom Management 2
Error Correction 1
Error Correction 2
Motivating Learners
About this course
Even if you have studied—or have been speaking—English for a long time, you might still lack the confidence to teach the language. If you want to learn how to use your fluency in English to teach others, then this course is for you. In this course, you will learn the skills necessary to teach English as a foreign language (TEFL). You will understand what it takes to inspire and motivate students. You will also discover some of the different learning styles that suit different students, and you will learn how to incorporate students’ past experiences for more effective teaching.
Course requirements and prerequisites
This course requires an advanced understanding of the English language.
Mentor
Mai Gamal
English Trainer and Founder of English Zone Centre
21,200 Learners
2 Course
