Are you wondering what to do with your 2015? Well if so, here are 5 reasons to make CELTA a part of your year. Start a new career – by passing the Cambridge CELTA, you will have become a fully qualified English language teacher. This opens up the world of language teaching and language tourism…
DetailsAre you a qualified English language teacher looking for a new challenge? If so, why not upload your profile to Lexis TESOL Training Centres’ Teacher Database and help employers find you? Click here to create a profile. Fill in your details and upload your CV. It’s as easy as that! While you’re on our website,…
DetailsLooking for a new career, why not try English language teaching? Lexis TESOL Training Centres’ next CELTA course run from February 2nd- February 27th. This course has everything you need to be come a fully qualified English language teacher and is the industry preferred TESOL qualification. For more information on the course and how to…
DetailsYork English is looking for CELTA graduates for its school in Fuzhou, China. They currently employ over 60 full-time teachers in 5 schools and are looking for dedicated teachers to join them Position Details: • A starting salary of 7,000 – 8,000 RMB per month plus quarterly raises of up to 250 RMB. •…
DetailsLTTC’s August part-time CELTA graduates received their certificates this week from the University of Cambridge ESOL department. Now teaching at Lexis Noosa, recent graduate James received the highest grade possible on the course – a Pass (Grade A). Congratulations to James and the other graduates for all the hard work and dedication during the course.…
DetailsCongratulations to Lexis TESOL Training Centres’ August part-time CELTA candidates for their 100% pass rate! Their grades have been officially endorsed by Cambridge ESOL and they now hold an English language teaching qualification recognized all over the world. Keep an eye on the post guys, your certificates will be arriving shortly. Great job and welcome…
DetailsLook who we found! Working hard is recent Lexis TESOL Training Centres CELTA graduate, James. James is currently teaching a Pre-Intermediate class at Lexis Noosa but has also worked at Lexis Sunshine Coast in Maroochydore. Keep up the good work James!
As teachers, most of us have already recognised the difficulties that students face with what are commonly referred to as ‘phrasal verbs’ (though for issues of accuracy I will call them ‘multi-word verbs’). There are the multiple meanings: He picked up his coat from the floor (pick up = to lift from somewhere) He picked…
DetailsJames is a recent graduate of Lexis TESOL Training Centres’ latest CELTA course and is now working at both Lexis English Sunshine Coast and Lexis English Noosa. I caught up with James and asked him to tell us a little bit about his CELTA experience. Why did you want to become an English language teacher?…
DetailsA lot of learners are confused by English grammar, and it is fairly easy to see why. Students are repeatedly confronted with verb forms that they have been told are ‘past tense’ but on closer inspection, actually have little to do with the past. Learners often find it difficult to differentiate between ‘tense’ and…
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