School of Teaching ESL

TESOL Certificate/TEFL Certificate/ELL Endorsement

United States
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Location
United States: Seattle

Length of Position
100+hours, 12 quarter credits

  • Description

    This highly interactive, practical TESOL Certificate program provides a solid foundation for teachers. All students earn Seattle University credit while studying in this program. Credits earned may be applied to TESOL Certificates or the ELL endorsement or MA programs at Seattle University.

    Strong pedagogical framework provides continuity and cohesiveness in this program. All classes are task-based and project-based. On-site ESOL class provides practical component. Excellent networking opportunities. Employment seminar for graduates is included as well as lifetime access to job resources.

  • Highlights

    - Strong pedagogical framework
    - Online, on-ground, intensive, and evening options for study
    - Earn university credit
    - Possible graduate status credit under certain conditions
    - Lifetime employment support

  • Qualifications

    - Bachelor's degree from a regionally-accredited college or university.
    - For non-native speakers, demonstrated English language proficiency by either TOEFL (92 iBT)or graduation from an English-speaking university.

  • Minimum Education

    Bachelors

  • Languages

    • English

  • Languages Used as a Medium of Teaching

    • English

  • Cost in US$:

    USD 2,880

  • Program Fees Include:

    Tuition is USD 240/credit. The TESOL Certificate is 12 credits. Tuition does not include textbooks or materials fees.

  • This Program is open to

    Worldwide Participants.

  • Participants Travel

    Independently

  • Typically Participants Work

    in Groups of class size max. 18

  • Application Process Involves

    • Transcript
  • Typically The Application Process Time is

    1 month

  • Post Services Include

    • Alumni Network
    • Job and Internship Network
  • School of Teaching ESL's Mission Statement

    The School of TESL prepares people to teach second and foreign languages in a wide variety of arenas and circumstances. Whether in the United States or abroad, teaching children or adults, working with advantaged or disadvantaged students, our graduates will be: Skilled, Knowledgeable, Resourceful, Compassionate, and Committed to professional growth. The School of Teaching ESL works in cooperation with Seattle University College of Education to offer Post-Baccalaureate TESOL Certificates and the Washington ELL Endorsement. Credits may be applied to MA programs at Seattle University as well.

  • Year Founded

    1985

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