MA in TESOL

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MA in TESOL

  • Objectives The MA TESOL is designed to provide a thorough grounding in both theory and practice of language teaching to those students with little or no previous experience of teaching English.
  • Entry requirements Applicants should normally be preparing for work in the ELT field, with at least a second class honours degree or equivalent (as above) plus evidence of commitment to teaching English (e.g. through previous short-term language school employment or as a language assistant in a University).
  • Academic title MA in TESOL
  • Course description Course modules

    -Language teaching in action: principles and practice
    -Second Language Teaching and Learning
    -The Structure of English: Grammar Awareness, Phonology and Pronunciation Teaching
    -Language, Discourse and Society
    -Professional Enquiry/Project in TESOL

    Teaching and assessment methods

    On campus teaching is seminar-based, with tutorial support. The DL course uses both e-learning and some paper-based materials. Assessment is through essays and some tests and project work. Students are encouraged to develop their transferable skills, including IT and oral presentation.
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