La qualification d'enseignement reconnue par les écoles de langues et écoles privées à travers le monde.
Le CELTA est l'une des qualifications les plus appréciées de sa catégorie. C'est une qualification d'enseignement de l'anglais extrêmement complète qui permet d'acquérir les connaissances et compétences essentielles pour pouvoir enseigner l'anglais.
Le CELTA est destiné à des personnes ayant peu voire aucune expérience de l'enseignement, à des jeunes diplômés, des personnes souhaitant changer de carrière ou à des professeurs qui souhaitent obtenir une qualification reconnue pour progresser ensuite vers un Delta.
le CELTA est la première des quatre étapes de développement de l'enseignant qui composent le Cambridge English Teaching Framework
Actualité
Le CELTA est désormais inscrit à l'inventaire CNCP. Vous pouvez dès lors bénéficier d'une formation CELTA dans le cadre du CPF.
Avec le CELTA, vous prouverez aux employeurs que vous avez :
Les connaissances théoriques essentielles pour enseigner l'anglais.
L’expérience pratique pour enseigner à un public adulte.
Les techniques nécessaires pour proposer des cours d'anglais motivants et dynamiques.
Les compétences pédagogiques et linguistiques pour enseigner en France comme à l'étranger.
Les raisons de choisir le CELTA :
Une qualification très prisée des écoles de langue. Un diplôme pour enseigner en école primaire et secondaire privée ou pour être vacataire dans l’Éducation Nationale. Une formation certifiante de 120h pour véritablement apprendre à enseigner l’anglais. Une bonne complémentarité avec le CAPES. Très prisée également à l’étranger, le CELTA vous assurera de trouver un emploi d’enseignant d’anglais en école de langue où que vous vous expatriez. Une préparation souple : à temps plein, à temps partiel ou en ligne.
Our CELTA courses are designed to be a springboard for those wishing to begin a teacher career in the UK or abroad. The intensive course, which is accredited by Cambridge English, is also suitable for those who have some teaching experience and who wish to gain a formal internationally recognised TEFL qualification.
We have trained over 2,000 teachers on our CELTA courses over the last 20 years. Our CELTA graduates have been employed in over 50 countries worldwide, including the UK. Our staff are happy to discuss your needs as you plan the next step in your new career!
Over 10,000 people successfully complete their CELTA every year and the course is recognised by employers in the UK and worldwide. Each course is externally validated by Cambridge English, part of the University of Cambridge, so you can be assured of the quality. At British Study Centres we offer a high level of personalised service by trained and experienced professionals within a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.
LONDRES, YORK, MANCHESTER, OXFORD, EDIMBOURG
Sample Timetable
Please note that this is the outline of a typical course. Some units may alter in content.
Course Components
Teaching Practice
The course is very practical in nature. Under the guidance of your tutor, you will spend each afternoon either teaching students or observing your peers. Course time is set aside for the preparation of these lessons and your tutor will assist and guide you throughout your time with us. You will gain experience in teaching at two distinct levels.
Language Awareness
This component is designed to familiarise trainees with aspects of the English language. It focuses on grammar & structure (form), meaning in context (function) and the sound system of the English language (phonology).
Written Assignments
Candidates need to complete 4 written assignments which range from formal language analysis to a study of teaching materials. They are graded on a pass or fail basis and candidates must pass 3 out of 4 assignments.
Methodology of Language Teaching & Learning
This involves the analysis and appreciation of various methods, styles and strategies for both language teaching and learning. You are also introduced to a range of teaching aids and classroom management techniques.
Classroom Observation
During the course you will be timetabled for 6 hours of classroom observation. This will give you the opportunity to see experienced teachers in action. These observations are complemented by specific observation tasks, which will be referred to throughout the course.
Useful Information
Eligibility
Candidates should be 20 or over by the start of course although we will consider applicants between the ages of 18 and 20 at our discretion. Applicants should have a good standard of education (e.g. UK university entrance level) and have an awareness and high level of competence in written and spoken English in order to be able to follow the course. For non-native speakers, the recommended English level is C2 or high C1 on the CEFR.
Enrolment Procedure
If you wish to apply for a place on the course, please download and complete the application form. Places are allocated on the basis of individual interviews. If you are based overseas or live some distance from the school, we are happy to arrange Skype interviews. Due to the high demand for our courses we encourage candidates to return completed application forms as soon as possible.
Candidates should allow up to one hour for the interview. As part of the interview, you will be given some language awareness tasks. This is designed to help us assess your ability to analyse language. It is not a test of your knowledge of grammar rules. We will also give you some tasks to take home and complete so that you are fully prepared for the start of the course.
Post-Interview
Once you have been accepted on the course, you will need to pay a deposit to secure your place. We ask that you pay the balance of the course fees a minimum of 4 weeks before the start of the course unless you are a late applicant.
Assessment
Assessment is made on a continuous basis (there is no final exam). Particular emphasis is given to teaching appropriate lessons effectively. Candidates are assessed regularly and kept up to date with their progress throughout the course during scheduled tutorial sessions. Final assessment is made on three main areas: Professional Development, Written Assignments and Teaching Practice. Final grades are in negotiation with an external assessor from Cambridge English. There are three pass grades – Pass, Pass 'B' and Pass 'A'.
Job Opportunities
On each course, our tutors give a Professional Development session which gives advice and suggestions to those looking for their job as language teachers in the UK or overseas. Depending on the needs of the trainees, the session can include ideas for finding suitable jobs on the market, CV advice and things to consider when searching, applying and accepting work abroad. Furthermore, we provide successful trainees on our CELTA courses the opportunity to attend an interview to work as a Teacher & Activities Leader (TAL) at our residential junior courses in the spring and summer months.
