20-Hour Language Analysis Course
Course Description
- Our 20-hour Language Analysis Course for teachers is delivered via live training on Zoom with one of our Cambridge qualified teacher trainers. It takes place over 2 days, with weekend slots available.
- EFL students expect their teacher to be knowledgeable about language and to present it to them in a manner which is understandable and clear. Students want to know what language means, how it is used and how to pronounce it. This course will equip you with just the right knowledge and skills to analyse and present language to students so that they can understand and apply it immediately.
- During the course you will get lots of practice in analysing and micro teaching grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation which will increase your confidence as a teacher.
Who is it for?
- This course is suitable for all English language teachers who would like to develop their knowledge and practical skills in analysing and teaching language to EFL learners.
- As an experienced teacher, with good language awareness, you may want some want some new tips about how to analyse and teach language more effectively.
Course Includes:
- A focus on analysing Grammar, Vocabulary and Pronunciation
- Anticipating problems students might have with language.
- How to check students' understanding using CCQs.
- How to complete language analysis in lesson plans
Course Requirements:
- Computer (desktop or laptop)
- Zoom (free version)
- Stable internet connection
CERTIFICATE
ACCREDITED
DURATION
20 HOURS
Price: R1234
Course Content
This 2-day training course will provide you with the practical skills, knowledge and confidence to analyse grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation in preparation for TEFL classes.
The practical and internationally accredited course was designed by our team of Cambridge DELTA qualified teacher trainers with many years of TEFL teaching and teacher training experience.
Unit 1: Analysing language for teaching purposes
Unit 2: How to analyse Grammar
Focus on 1. Tenses (Past, Present, Future) 2. Conditionals 3. Modals 4. Relative clauses 5. Articles
Unit 3: How to analyse Vocabulary
Focus on: 1. Parts of Speech 2. Collocations 3. Phrasal Verbs 4. Functional language
Unit 4: How to analyse Pronunciation
Focus on 1. Phonemes 2. Word Stress 3. Sentence Stress 4. Connected Speech
Unit 5: Anticipating problems students would have with language
Unit 6: Using Concept Check Questions (CCQs) to check students’ understanding
Unit 7: How to complete language analysis in TEFL lesson plans
At the end of the course, you will be required to complete 3 assignments.
Frequently Asked Questions
The 20-hour Language Analysis Course for teachers takes place via Zoom over 2 days, from 07.30 to 16:30 GMT / 08:30 to 17:30 SAST on both days. There are weekday weekend slots available.
A computer (desktop or laptop), a stable internet connection, and Zoom (the free version). For the best in-class experience, you should use a computer, not a mobile phone.
No, it is not. This is an interactive course, delivered live via Zoom by an experienced, and Cambridge qualified trainer.
To ensure you receive the best training possible, we keep classroom sizes to a maximum of 14 students per course.
Not at all. This course is suitable for both new and experienced TEFL teachers who would like to polish up on language awareness!
Yes! You will receive an internationally accredited certificate at the end of the course, which you can submit, along with your TEFL certificate, when applying for TEFL jobs.
