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The course is designed for individuals who are motivated and ready to learn from a variety of backgrounds. Teaching experience is not necessary, but a good command of both spoken and written English is essential to cope with the demands of the course. Participants must be open to new ideas and techniques while also being reflective and supportive. It is crucial that trainees are committed to functioning as a team.

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Start Dates

Lexis Noosa

  • Full Time Face to Face – 11 September 2023 – 6 October 2023
  • Full Time Face to Face – 20 November 2023 – 15 December 2023

Lexis Brisbane

  • 100% Online Part-time – 2 September 2023 – 9 November 2023
  • Part-Time Mixed Mode – 21 October 2023 – 15 December 2023
  • Full Time Face to Face – 9 October 2023 – 3 November 2023

Lexis Sydney Manly Beach

  • TBA

Lexis Perth City

  • TBA

Lexis Perth Scarborough Beach

  • Full-time Face to Face – 6 November 2023 – 1 December 2023

Lexis Japan (Kobe)

  • Full Time Mixed Mode – 2 October 2023 – 3 November 2023

Idea Academia Cebu

  • TBA

The course is designed for individuals who are motivated and ready to learn from a variety of backgrounds. Teaching experience is not necessary, but a good command of both spoken and written English is essential to cope with the demands of the course. Participants must be open to new ideas and techniques while also being reflective and supportive. It is crucial that trainees are committed to functioning as a team.

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As an academic manager that regularly interviews and employs teachers, qualifications like the CELTA are the bare minimum in terms of what we look for. Having done a course with Lexis before, I can vouch for their quality as well as the fact that they look beyond just an individual course, but look at teacher professional development over a teacher’s career.

Gerhard Erasmus
Academic Manager Professional Development and Training, British Council Taiwan

Topics covered

The course follows the Cambridge CELTA syllabus. Teaching techniques are practised by the course participants in regular teaching practice sessions with adult students of English.

  • The general principles and techniques of teaching and learning a foreign language
  • The English language: linguistic form, function, meaning and phonology
  • Teaching and learning the skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing
  • Classroom techniques: presentation, practice, checking learning, error analysis, correction, classroom management, group work and pair work
  • Lesson planning; course planning; timetables
  • Different learning and teaching styles at adult level, adult learners’ motivations and learning styles
  • Other factors that affect learning such as adult literacy
  • The evaluation and use of published and non-published resources and materials along with learning how to adapt authentic materials into concrete learning tools.
  • Professional development: evaluating one’s own strengths and weaknesses, preparing to become a teacher, colleague and employee

The full syllabus can be found at www.cambridgeenglish.org

How am I assessed?

Candidates are assessed continuously throughout the course and there is no final examination. Each course is moderated by an external assessor, who is approved by Cambridge ESOL.

Each course contains

  • Provides a minimum of 120 contact hours between tutors and trainees involving input, tutorial support, supervised lesson planning, feedback, and peer observation.
  • Requires the submission by each candidate of a portfolio of work including materials related to teaching practice and written assignments.
  • Includes 6 hours of assessed teaching practice per trainee.
  • Includes 6 hours of classroom observation of experienced ELT professionals.

Course Timetables

Full-time 4-week In Classroom course

  • Runs Monday-Friday, 10.00-18.30 (AWST: Brisbane/Sydney), 12.15pm-9.15pm (AEST: Perth), 12.00-20.30 JST (Kobe), 13.00-21.30 KST (Korea), 11.30-20.30 PST (Cebu).
  • Please note: If in the event courses are moved online due to COVID, courses will be offered Monday – Thursday for 5-weeks, along similar timetables as listed above.

Full-time 5-week 100% Online course

  • Runs Monday-Thursday, 10.00-18.30 AEST (Australian campuses), 12.00-20.30 JST (Kobe), 13.00-21.30 KST (Korea), 11.30-20.30 PST (Cebu).

Part-time 10-week 100% Online course

  • Runs Mondays/Wednesdays 18.00-21.30 and Saturdays/ Sundays 10.00-14.30. AEST
    *Two week break for Christmas and New Year’s Holiday season

Online/Blended CELTA course

  • Runs for 19 weeks, and includes 120 hours of blended training.
  • Currently 100% online delivery
  • Teaching Practice carried out over 9 Saturdays and Sundays 17.00-21.30 JST during the course.
*The specific timetable for each course will be confirmed prior to course commencement.

Price

 Early Bird Special! 
Apply and pay your fees in full at least 1 month prior to course commencement to receive a 10% discount on tuition*

*Tuition = Total Course Fees – Cambridge Fees and Registration Fee.

Australia

AUD$3600

Japan

¥320,000

Japan Online/Blended

¥320,000

Korea

₩2,400,000

Philippines

USD$1850