The 60 hours course is done and dusted with 39 days left on the schedule. I was a bit unsure of Checkpoint Four but managed to pass without any issues. My only question is ‘What’s next?’ and the hope that I have enough time to get through the modules without having the pay to extend the course. Working interstate for the last few weeks as well as being employed full time has really put me behind schedule in relation to study.
I found the Finding Employment module interesting and only wish I could spend longer on my break abroad. Unfortunately, due to other work commitments, 06 months is all I have.
Can anyone recommend any textbooks that can be utilised in the classroom? Either as reference material or to teach from?
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iv just finished the 100 hour course with my specialist certificates in teaching one on one and teaching young learners, you can literally get through them in about 3 hours each if you put your mind to it... if you need any assistance let me know, you can email me on kan_than_k@hotmail.com
take it easy and good luck
Thanks eveyrone! I've just brought the esential TEFL book and am looking forward to it arriving. I also brought the teacher resor pack (?) so i'm feeling a lot mor confident that i'll have something to go off once I get there.
Well done! I'm halfway through mine now. I shall watch out for checkpoint 4! :) Onto grammar now, are you? Best of luck!
Hey,
Congrats on finishing the 60 Hour Course. As Kyle says the Essential TEFL book is a great resource. You can find it here - http://www.onlinetefl.com/essential-tefl-book/?source=chalkboard
You also may want to check out this free activities book which has got 20 tried and tested lessons plans that may help you out when you're starting out as a TEFL teacher - http://www.onlinetefl.com/activities-book.html?source=chalkboard
Hope this helps you,
Laura
Hi Maladicta, congratulations on the course,
Perhaps you should now look at a couple of specialist subjects?
Regarding the book, I would recommend "Essential TEFL" its got everything you're looking for and literally spells it out on how to do it.(I think you can buy it on this website?)
All the best,
Kyle
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