Certificate IV in TESOL
Provider:
Course Code:
10695NAT
CRICOS Code:
097812F
Qualification Level:
Certificate
Course Area:
English Language Courses
Duration:
18-Week
Study Mode:
Full Time
Location:
Surfers Paradise, Queensland, Australia
Course Fees:
AUD 7,000 Per Course
Delivery Mode:
On Campus
Target:
International
Intake:
Monthly
Course Overview
The Certificate IV in TESOL covers the following topics of study:
- Understanding cultural diversity
- Teaching grammar, reading, writing, spelling, pronunciation, speaking and listening
- Designing a syllabus and assessment
- Observing teaching strategies and techniques and developingc ideas for your own lessons
- Getting to know the students and assessing English proficiency levels and needs
- Testing what delivery style works best for you and the students you teach
- Applying what you have learnt in the course to real-life situation
Course Structure
The following 14 core units must be completed to achieve a Certificate IV in TESOL.
- NAT11020001 Create a culturally inclusive learning environment
- NAT11020002 Use the genre approach to teach English
- NAT11020003 Teach English grammar
- NAT11020004 Teach spelling and pronunciation
- NAT11020005 Teach speaking
- NAT11020006 Teach listening
- NAT11020007 Teach reading
- NAT11020008 Teach writing
- NAT11020009 Teach English using technology
- NAT11020010 Apply English teaching approaches and methods
- NAT11020011 Design and teach English as a second language syllabus
- NAT11020012 Assess English as a second language
- NAT11020013 Teach English for academic purposes
- NAT11020014 Teach English for specific purposes
Entry Requirement
| Admission Requirements | |
|---|---|
| Academic Entry Requirements | Students must complete Australian year 10 or equivalent. |
| Language Requirement | |
|---|---|
| IELTS Score (Minimum) | To be eligible for this course students must have an minimum overall score of: 5.5 |
Career Opportunities
- Teaching English to groups of students visiting Australia
- Teaching in overseas institutions
- Teaching conversational English in Australian language schools where a higher degree is not required
- Teaching migrants for the development of general English skills
- Teaching ESL to students on an individual tuition or small group tutorial basis