Teaching House CELTA - Bogota

Location

Colombia: Bogota

Description

Located in the middle of the city's historic center, two blocks from the famous Plaza de Simon Bolivar. It is surrounded by cafes, small local restaurants where you can grab a tasty almuerzo, and many cultural sites as well.

The CELTA (Certificate of English Language Teaching for Adults) course is the most internationally recognized ESL teacher training - TEFL or TESL - course in the world and is very highly regarded by employers in the U.S. and overseas. It is accredited by the University of Cambridge and successful candidates are awarded certification from Cambridge. The CELTA is a hands-on practical course that equips trainees with the necessary skills to teach a range of lessons to students of any nationality or language.

Highlights

* Recognized Certification: administered by the prestigious University of Cambridge, the CELTA course is considered the benchmark English language teaching certification and the only qualification that many language schools accept!

* Teaching Practice: each trainee teacher will teach different students from all over the world. Classes vary in size but usually have 12-14 students in them who are all adult learners, and vary in age from 18 to 60. You'll teach classes at two different levels, including a lower level and a higher level.

* Job-finding Assistance: after the courses, Teaching House helps each trainee to find a suitable ESL job in the country of their choosing.

* Bogota, AKA "The Athens of South America," is the center of education and culture in Colombia and is an ideal city to earn your CELTA from Teaching House and teach ESL.

* Very clear prices: no additional fees or taxes added.

* Small classes means individual attention. There are six trainees for every one teacher-trainer, this means you'll receive a lot of one-on-one attention during the course, helping ensure your success!

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