Module 1 will be a gentle introduction to TEFL, looking at key words and language that you will need to know on your TEFL journey. You'll also look at parts of speech, as well as classroom teaching including how to engage your students and specifically how to create and use ice breakers.

Module 2 covers all things tenses. We’ll begin by looking closely at the Tense System, which can be quite a tricky concept for EFL students to get to grips with. We’ll cover how to teach the tenses, look at some key grammar basics, modal verbs and prepositions and dependent prepositions.

Module 3 will cover all aspects of the TEFL classroom. We'll look at learning styles, assessing learners, what makes a successful teacher, and the type of TEFL classrooms you might expect to teach in. We’ll then review some real lesson plans which you can then save and use in your own lessons.

Module 4 will look at functional language and vocabulary. This includes discussing how you as an EFL teacher can teach idioms, synonyms, collocations, affixes, and phrasal verbs.
These approaches can be brought into your lessons.

Module 5 will look at how to teach grammar to EFL students. It includes understanding how we can use songs to consolidate language points, looks at conditionals and how to teach them, and gerunds and infinitives which can be difficult for students to understand. We’ll look at the active vs. passive voice.

Module 6 will look at the four key language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing. We'll look at what's involved in each skill and how we can effectively teach these skills to our students. There are lots of activity ideas and lesson plans within this module to use in your own lessons.

Module 7 will take an in depth look at the International Phonetic Alphabet. We’ll look at how we can use the IPA to teach pronunciation, common IPA issues and teaching activities. We’ll look at word stress, intonation and question tags, sound and spelling and fast native speech.

Module 8 is all things EFL exams and learner levels. There are a lot of different exams EFL students can take. We’ll also look at the most effective ways to teach each learner level: absolute and false beginners, elementary, pre-intermediate, intermediate, upper-intermediate, advanced and proficiency.

Module 9 is all about EFL classes. We’ll look at the most effective ways of teaching young learners, teenagers, and adults. We’ll look at TEFL summer schools and project work, and how one-to-one classes differ from group classes. We’ll then look at English for Specific and Academic purposes and academic writing.

There are many reasons ESL students take a Business English course. Business English communication skills are essential for improving professional business vocabulary and knowledge. Business English has the potential to open students up to new career opportunities.

Some schools will have vast amounts of resources whereas others will have very little resources. This module will teach you how to cope with having limited resources. You will be given plenty of ideas and activities throughout the module to use in your future classes.

Teaching Young Learners can be daunting. In this module, we'll look at understanding young learners, their motivations and the best teaching strategies. We'll look at classroom management strategies, teaching language and vocabulary and using games in our teaching.

This module will cover the tips and techniques to teaching students online. Teaching online can have its own challenges when it comes to student engagement and keeping them focused and learning effectively.

This module looks at problems with engagement in the classroom, how to keep students motivated and techniques and lesson ideas to get the most out of your class.

This module focuses on how to train students, usually in a higher education setting, to use language appropriate for assessments, examinations and general study.