Learn how to plan lessons, create activities, evaluate materials, manage a classroom, give feedback, & promote learner autonomy. Click here for more information on the practicum.
Study how languages are learned and the impact that the learner and learning environment have on the process.
Discuss how sounds are produced, how words are formed, sentences are structured, and languages are used. Become more familiar with some of the trickier aspects of English grammar.
"I love teaching. It's challenging in such a good way. And I'm SO thankful for the TESOL course. Without a lot of the things I learned this summer, I'd be utterly lost !" -- Raquel V.
Become familiar with how to effectively integrate technology (the internet, blogs, wikis, chats, etc.) into your language classroom.
Learn more about how spoken and written language varies across cultures and social situations, as well as how conversations are structured.
Learn how standardized tests function, as well as how to design, develop, and score classroom language tests.