Anatolia Training Institute |
Ankara, Turkey |
Course |
CELTA (What is CELTA?) |
Length |
around 4 weeks
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Start DateWeather last year
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Mon 29 Jul 2024
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End DateWeather last year
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Fri 23 Aug 2024
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Format |
Full Time |
Location |
Ankara |
Fee |
£1200 |
ScheduleMonday-Friday 9am-5pm |
CELTA - Cambridge English Language Assessment's Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults is one of the world's foremost initial qualifications for people who wish to become professional teachers of English language. It is accepted throughout the world by organisations which employ English language teachers.
Cambridge English Language Assessment works with international ELT organisations to ensure the acceptance of Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA) globally. According to Cambridge English Language Assessment more than 10,000 candidates complete a Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA) course each year.
The Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (CELTA) course will be your passport into TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language.
ELT (English Language Teaching) was once commonly referred to as TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) but there was never a qualification known as TEFL.
The Cambridge CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults) is the most widely accepted initial teaching qualification.
CELTA candidates come from all walks of life. Many are recent university graduates, but others are already qualified as teachers of other subjects or are professionals in other fields looking for a change of career or a career break.
Most candidates see CELTA as the starting point of a long-term career in English Language Teaching (ELT). CELTA is suitable for those who wish to work in the field of ELT either within or outside their own country. Some candidates may have a short-term motive for teaching English and enrol on a CELTA course to gain the confidence and skills to teach English professionally.
CELTA is also suitable for students working on gap year programmes which include teaching English to adults.
Applicants do not need to have English as their first language, but must have a standard of English which will enable them to teach at a range of levels.
There is now quite a well-established career structure within the field in the UK. As a newly qualified teacher, you might consider looking for a job which will provide you with support for two to three years then consider taking the next-level qualification DELTA (Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults). After this, you might think about moving into teacher support in the role of senior teacher. After gaining some more experience, many teachers go on to do an MA in ELT before moving into teacher training or ELT management.
Credited to: celta.org.uk
Have any questions?
Send a messageAnatolia Training Institute is a teacher training and development centre of excellence based in Ankara. We consist of an experienced team of teacher trainers and educational consultants. We run a suite of internationally recognised Cambridge English courses, as well as a range of other specialist courses that suit your individual and / or institutional needs.
While the online CELTA course provides flexibility and accessibility, some may find its effectiveness limited compared to traditional in-person courses. The absence of face-to-face interaction and real classroom experience can hinder practical skill development and peer collaboration. Additionally, the online format may present challenges in providing comprehensive feedback and observation opportunities.
Taking CELTA at ATI was a valuable experience for me; throughout the course, I received a lot more than my expectations. Thanks to my professional tutors and their unlimited support, I have developed a variety of new skills and gained confidence in my career.
It was a highly beneficial and fulfilling experience for me. Thanks to the tutors and their feedback, I felt that I improved and further expanded my knowledge.
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