TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) and TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certification courses are widely available for individuals of all nationalities who are 18 years of age or older. These programs provide comprehensive training and certification in teaching English as a second or foreign language.
The courses typically cover topics such as:
– Principles of language learning and teaching
– Lesson planning and classroom management
– Teaching grammar, vocabulary, and language skills
– Adapting teaching methods for diverse learner needs
– Assessing student progress
– Cross-cultural awareness and communication
The certification programs can be found in various formats, including:
– Online self-paced courses
– Blended learning (online and in-person)
– Intensive in-person courses
– Part-time evening or weekend programs
The duration of these courses can range from a few weeks to several months, depending on the specific program and the level of certification being pursued (e.g., TESOL Certificate, TESOL Diploma, TEFL Certificate).
Upon successful completion of a TESOL/TEFL course, participants receive a recognized certification that can enhance their employability as English language teachers in a variety of settings, such as language schools, international schools, private tutoring, and more.
These certification programs are open to individuals of all nationalities who are at least 18 years old, providing opportunities for aspiring English language teachers from around the world to acquire the necessary skills and qualifications.
Based in South London, LTTC was established in 1984 and has over the years trained a vast number of teachers from around the world. The college prides itself on the quality of its courses and the individual attention it provides to every student who enrolls.
There are over 80 partner schools worldwide now, including Japan which offer LTTC teacher training programmes. Students can take our courses by distance learning or in a classroom environment.
We offer high-quality, recognised Teaching English as a Foreign Language or TEFL courses for those who want to become tutors on the subject. Be a TESOL-certified ALT/ELT now!
Want to change your life? Look no further…
In which career can you work in virtually any country in the world? Which career can you learn and explore thousands of topics and areas of interest? Which career gives you the opportunity to help people change their lives and improve their chances of success whilst earning a living yourself? How can you integrate into foreign cultures and be part of people’s lives enriching your own experiences and theirs at the same time?
The teaching of English can bring all this and much more as you will find if you take a look at the kaleidoscopic world of TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language). This often has the image of the solitary backpacker going off for a gap year to teach in exotic places but there is a far wider range and variety of situations in which TEFL teachers can find themselves and those who seek a career in English language teaching come from quite surprising backgrounds.
Here at the London Teacher Training College, we have been training teachers for 30 years. Our student trainees come from truly diverse backgrounds.
The oldest graduate was 84 years old but still full of life and a love of learning and teaching. She wanted to teach homestay students who stayed in her home, had lessons in the morning and explored the British culture and environment in the afternoons. Sometimes with their host ‘grandmother’ and sometimes independently. It worked very well as she had a lot to offer her students who appreciated her wealth of knowledge and experience and in return she was made to feel valued and appreciated.
Our youngest students are 16 plus students studying in sixth form colleges and we also train people in prison who will be teaching both fellow prisoners and forging a new life when they leave.We have also seen many retired heads/main stream teachers of state and private schools who have taken early retirement and either want to travel or just ‘keep their hand in without the stress. Early retirement attracts potential teachers from every walk of life.Those leaving the army and military life are also attracted to TEFL as they have often been based abroad and gained a taste for the ex pat community in countries around the world.Our training courses cater for teachers coming to the profession from every walk of life.
For example, the Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language trains second and third generation immigrants to teach in their own communities while the Certificate in Teaching English for volunteers prepares those whose goal is to volunteer in developing countries and achieve a worthwhile contribution.English is taught in kindergartens, language schools, community centres, private homes, companies as well as colleges and Universities by teachers from all sectors of society, both native and non -native speakers, and from 16 to 90 year olds. There is a place for just about everyone who is willing to try. Our free foundation course will set you on that path to changing your life and other peoples for the better.
P.S. Some “famous” ex TEFL teachers include:
• Russel Brand
• James Joyce
• JK Rowling
• Nick Hornby
• Bob Geldof
• Jeremy Hunt MP
LONDON TEACHER TRAINING COLLEGE – Japan
120-Hour TESOL/TEFL Programme
FAQs
- What do you offer?
We offer a 120-hour TESOL/TEFL Programme focused on 12 Lessons that include Lesson Planning, Practical Teaching Skills, etc. Our UK-based London Teacher Training College equips those who are new to the profession and inspires those who already have some experience.
This course is ideal for those who want to gain a professional qualification with certification in Teaching English as a Foreign language (TEFL) or Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL).
- What are the inclusions of your course?
The inclusions are:
*All Study Materials (120-Hour Program)
*ALT/ELT Life & Work Orientation & Guidance
*Apprenticeship Program/Practice Teaching
*Batch Support through Facebook Group
*Character of Reference for Job Agencies
*Computer Literacy for Online TESOL/TEFL Classes
*Full Teacher and Admin Support (Personalized Assistance)
*In-house Hiring to Qualified Teachers
*Job Referrals
*Live Coaching & Training Sessions
*Local & International Educational Trips Assistance
*Online & Onsite School Exposure & Experience (Registered School)
*Self-Enrichment Activities
*TESOL/TEFL Certificate (Hard Copy)
*Transcript of Records
- What is the content of your course?
The contents are:
Unit 1: Introduction to Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Unit 2: Grammar
Unit 3: Teaching and Learning Grammar
Unit 4: Teaching Vocabulary
Unit 5: Teaching Productive Skills: Speaking and Writing
Unit 6: Teaching Receptive Skills: Listening and Reading
Unit 7: Materials and Aids
Unit 8: Teaching Pronunciation
Unit 9: Lesson Planning
Unit 10: Teaching Young Learners and Teenagers
Unit 11: Using Course Books Effectively
Unit 12: Introduction to Using the Web
- How much is your course?
Registration Fee: ¥20,000
Option A: Registration Fee + ¥68,000
Option B: Registration Fee + ¥36,500 (1st Month) + ¥36,500 (2nd Month)
*Tax Included
*If you are located in the Philippines or outside Japan, please inform us.
- Where is your school located?
We are located at LTTC – Japan Training Center, 6-18-54 Sunagawacho, Tachikawa, Tokyo 190-0031, Japan
- What are the requirements to qualify for the course?
This is open to all 18 years old and above. You can join regardless of educational background, nationality or location. Since classes will be conducted online, we expect our students to have stable internet and a gadget/laptop to use.
- I am a high school graduate, can I teach in Japan?
It is a fact that many schools in Japan prefer those who have a college degree but there are also many schools that hire those who are high school graduates and have teaching certificates, especially TESOL. We have students who got hired even though they don’t have a college degree.
- Will you provide me with a job after finishing the course?
We don’t directly hire however we can provide recommendations to the companies or schools you wish to apply to. We can also be the Character of Reference and can be contacted by the job agencies assisting you. Having our accredited 120-hour TESOL/TEFL Certificate is a big advantage when applying as an English teacher not only in Japan but also anywhere in the world.
- Is there a certificate after the course?
Absolutely. After completion of the requirements, you will be given a hard copy of the certificate and Transcript of Records.
- What is the difference between TEFL and TESOL?
TEFL stands for Teaching English as a Foreign Language and is used mainly in Britain and Europe while TESOL stands for Teaching English to Speakers of Other languages and is used mainly in the United States of America. They are essentially the same.
- Do I need a laptop to take this course?
Using a computer or a gadget with a good screen size is recommended since you will be working on homework that might be difficult if you use a smartphone.
- How can I be sure that you are legit?
We are a registered Kabushikigaisha (corporation) in Japan. Click here to see our website: https://www.oliveskk.com/tesol/
- I want to enroll, how can I pay?
Payment Methods:
(1) Japan-based students
a. Japan Post: オリーブス (カ 10130-87020271 (OLIVES株式会社)
b. Aosyn Bank: オリーブス (カ (OLIVES株式会社) Branch: Tamagawajosui
Regular Account Number: 0771020
(2) Outside Japan students
PayPal: japanese.oliveskk@gmail.com
Payooner: enrollee’s email needed for payment request
(3) Philippine-based students & Filipinos in other countries (except Japan)
Bank of Philippine Islands Checking Account Number: 1570005193
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