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Trinity Cert TESOL Italy

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Travel the World with a TESOL

Join our 4-week, 6-week or Online accredited TEFL courses in Rome. As a result,  you will gain all the required skills and knowledge to work successfully as an English teacher. Imagine travelling the world with a TESOL, the opportunities are limitless! 

*No previous teaching experience is required!

What is the Trinity Cert TESOL?

The Trinity College London Certificate TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) is the highest TEFL qualification (same as the CELTA)validated by Trinity College London and recognised by the British Council and employers worldwide.  Credits are also awarded towards degree programmes offered by universities in the UK.

Course Syllabus

The Trinity CertTESOL course is a combination of:

  1. Guided lesson preparation and observed teaching practice. Our training team will guide you through the teaching process, from assisting you with lesson preparation to assessing and giving constructive feedback on your classes to real students of English.
  2. Input sessions related to English language teaching
  3. Individual assignments

This course is validated by Trinity College and covers all 5 units of the Trinity Cert TESOL qualification:

Unit 1: Teaching Skills

  • Classroom teaching practice (when you prepare lessons and teach students).
  • Classroom teaching practice will be assessed by your course tutors.
  • Self-evaluation of your classroom teaching practice.
  • Observation of experienced teachers.
  • Teaching Practice Journal to be submitted at the end of the course.

Unit 2: Language Awareness

  •  Develop your understanding of grammar, vocabulary and phonology through attending input sessions taught by the class tutors.
  • Written exam to test your understanding near the end of the course.

Unit 3: Learner Profile

  • Interview, prepare a 1-to-1 lesson for (i.e. a private lesson) and teach this lesson to a real English language learner.
  • Produce a written assignment describing what you learnt about the learner, their first language and also details. Include an assessment of the lesson you taught. This will be assessed by the course tutors.

Unit 4: Materials Assignment

  • Create a set of materials for your classroom teaching practice during the course.
  • Produce a short report describing how and why you created them and how effective they were.
  • This will be assessed through an interview with Trinity moderator on final day.

Unit 5: Unknown Language

  • Participate as a student in 4 unknown language lessons.
  • Produce a written journal describing your experience and how this will influence your teaching.

Teacher Development Courses

  • Teaching Business English
  • Teaching young learners
  • Teaching Cambridge Exams
  • Professional Development Course

Careers Service

  • CV writing
  • Interview techniques
  • Finding work in Spain and worldwide
  • Application process
  • Private jobs page

Course Requirements

  • Candidates should be 18 or over by the start of the course
  • Must be able to work at a university level (degree not required)
  • Have an awareness and competence in written and spoken English
  • Non-native speakers are required to prove their language competence, for instance by providing:
    – Trinity graded examination in spoken English, Grade 10 or above;
    – Cambridge ESOL Certificate in C1 Advanced or Proficiency in English;
    – IELTS band 7.0 (on all sub-scores) or above;
    – Pitman Advanced ESOL examination;
    – TOEFL (PBT 600, CBT 250, iBT 10;
    – (Skype) interview to assess their level of English
  • All candidates are required to conduct a pre-course interview, either at the training centre or via Whatsapp video or Skype

Timetable: 4-week full-time Trinity cert TESOL

  • Full-time Trinity certTESOL course (4 weeks)
    Monday to Friday from 10am to 5pm, including some short breaks and a lunch break.

Timetable: 6-week part-time Trinity cert TESOL

  • Part-time Trinity certTESOL course (6 weeks)
    Monday to Wednesday from 10am to 5pm, including some short breaks and a lunch break.

Class size

  • 4 to 12 trainees per course

What can I expect from the course?

Our 4-week course is intensive. There is a lot to learn in a short period of time so that you leave our school best equipped to be confident in the classroom. The part-time course is still intense but less demanding. We suggest this solution to those who have some other commitments or need some more time to study.You can expect to follow a basic daily routine: Teaching practice, feedback time, input sessions and guided lesson planning.
Please note that you’ll also need the evenings and weekends to work on your assignments and lesson plans. Read our graduate testimonials to get a first hand account of what to expect from the course.

See a sample certificate here