English Language Teaching and Linguistics, BA Hons

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University of Greenwich

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• Objectives
  To provide a solid foundation of the concepts and issues in the teaching of English language and an understanding of core concepts and principles of linguistics and their relevance to applied language studiesTo give students an appreciation of current practice and developments in language teaching and testing in ELT To give an understanding of the key features of second language acquisition and applied linguistics To provide an understanding of the theories and principles of educational attainment which will lead to a critical review of language course materials, curriculum and course design in ELT
• Academic title
  English Language Teaching and Linguistics, BA Hons
• Course description
  This programme combines practical training in English language teaching (ELT) with the academic study of language and communication. It is intended to open up career opportunities in the teaching of English language in the private sector, both overseas and in this country, for which there is an ever-greater demand.
  
  In order to qualify for a teaching post in the state sector in the UK, it is necessary to take a Postgraduate Certificate of Education (PGCE), after graduation. Credit is given on the PGCE programme to graduates of the degree.
  
  Year 1
  -Introduction to English Language Teaching
  -Foundation of Linguistics
  -Foundation of Sound and Meaning
  -Option chosen from subjects in another discipline
  
  Year 2
  -Methodology and Practice of Language Teaching
  -Applied Linguistics
  -Linguistic Content and Interpretation
  -Option chosen from subjects in another discipline
  
  Year 3
  -Practical Teaching
  -Material Production and Course Design
  -Reflections on Language Learning
  -Option chosen from subjects in another discipline
  
  Specialist equipment / facilities
  The Language Centre provides a welcoming and friendly environment in which to learn a language, and is equipped with a wide range of specialist materials. It is supervised by a team of language assistants for each of the languages offered
   
  Assessment
  Examinations, coursework, oral presentations and project work. Practical teaching is assessed through classroom observation and a portfolio of lesson plans and reports
   
  Career options
  Teaching and work in the media, publishing and administration

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