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다운타운에 위치한 Pan Pacific College(PPC)의 테솔 프로그램 소개합니다..

어머님들께서 가끔 테솔에 대하여 문의를 주셔서 자료를 남겨드립니다.

PPC의 주소는  #800-789 West Pender Street Vancouver BC V6C 1H2 입니다.

가셔서 Sue(수)를 찾으시면 자세한 안내와 테스트후 테솔과정을 들을수가 있는지 아실수 있습니다.

가시기전에 전화로 예약을 하고 가시는 센스가 필요합니다.^^

연락처는 604-683-7778  입니다.

Sue(수)를 찾아주세요...한국분이니까 부담없이 전화하십시요.



Professional TESOL/TKT Diploma Course

The Professional TESOL/TKT Diploma is a full-time course designed for international students.

During these eight weeks students will learn varied techniques for teaching reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation and also greatly improve their English. Each week students will also observe other ESL teachers to learn an array of instruction styles and methods. Lectures will be given from Cambridge’s TKT (Teaching Knowledge Test) Program so students will be able to better challenge this internationally recognized examination. Practice tests will also be given weekly from TKT past examinations so students can familiarize themselves with the test format and difficulty.

In addition to weekly in-class microteachings, TESOL students will have the opportunity to teach beginner English students on a weekly basis.

After finishing this course students will be given placement priority at PPC’s Cambridge TEST Center if they wish to challenge the official TKT Examination.

Level :  High Intermediate/Advanced

Duration : 2 months

Class Schedule:
Classes: Monday to Thursday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Fridays: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Lunch time: 12:00 - 1:00 pm (this may vary)
Breaks: 10:15 am – 10:30 am / 2:25 pm – 2:40 pm (this may vary)

Class Objectives:
To improve speaking and grammar skills
To develop presentation skills
To learn theories of teaching ESL
To develop flexibility, creativity and long term aims in the classroom

Quizzes and Exams:
There will be weekly quizzes. There will be a final exam during the 8th week

Microteaching:
Students will be required to prepare and teach at least once per week.
These lessons will range from 10 minutes to 1 hour as the program progresses.
Students will be given some class time to prepare for the microteachings, but mostly students will prepare as homework. Several times throughout each week, students will teach informally to small groups of classmates or to their partner.

Homework
Daily homework is given and completion of weekly assignments is expected.

Observations:
Students will observe an ESL class for one hour each Wednesday.
Students will be given a task for each observation.
There is no observation during Week 8.

Attendance:
Attendance is mandatory! If, for some reason, you are unable to attend classes you MUST phone the school in the morning to notify your teacher of your absence. Lateness is not tolerated.

Practicum:
Students will participate in a practicum at the school teaching international students.

Tutoring:
Students may volunteer to tutor students from our lower level ESL programs. This gives you a chance to practice all your skills and is a great opportunity to learn more about the needs of students who are at the beginner level.

1. Included text: The Practice of English Language Teaching – Jeremy Harmer
2. Included text: Practical English Usage – Michael Swan Teach English – Adrian Doff
3. Tasks for Teacher Education – Rosie Tanner and Catherine Green
4. A Course in Language Teaching – Penny Ur
5. Learning Teaching – Jim Scrivener
6. Various Internet Sources
7. The TKT Test Prep. Book

Student Evaluation:
Tests/Quizzes 35%
Weekly Microteaching/Lesson Plans 40%
Participation 10%
Homework/Assignments 10%
Attendance 5%
Passing Mark:

Students must achieve at least 80% overall to pass this course and receive a diploma.