Gain a recognised qualification in teaching English as a Foreign Language . The London Teacher Training College are running a 20 hour certification course in Lausanne. Choice of two dates: 14th/15th June and 26th/27th July. Hurry,only 12 places!
email lttc@teachenglish.co.uk for further details

le cost? qu'est ce c'est?

Je ne sais pas le cost, mais je pense comme tout le course comme ca, il est cher.

Je deviner presque 2000 CHF....mais je suis pas sure en fait.

Could you please link something about the school, even just a name so I can search for more info?

i have a feeling it has something to do with this...

http://www.teachenglish.co.uk/franchise.htm

am i right?

Weekend courses in Lausanne, Switzerland

Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language 20 hours

Venue:

Hotel Alpha-Palmiers
Rue du Petit-Chene 34, Lausanne 1003, Switzerland

===The course dates are :===
June 14th and 15th
July 26th and 27th


===Course times:===
9a.m. to 6.p.m.


===Course fees:===
525 CHF.
Lunch not included but there is a good choice of restaurants and cafes nearby.


===Course Content includes:===
Introduction to TEFL
Where and who you might teach
Expansion of TEFL worldwide
Introduction to English Grammar
Introduction to Phonology and Teaching Pronunciation
Teaching adults
Teaching young learners and teenagers
Lesson planning
Visual aids and other media
Classroom organisation and management
Use of games and songs in the TEFL classroom
Teaching of the four skills
Group and pair work
Getting started

This course is offered by The London Teacher Training College.
Upon completion you will receive the LTTC Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language 20 hours

Anyone know of courses for esl or efl or tesol in basel?
And secondly, which is the best course for teaching english and which is in more demand?

Thank you so much for your help.

Abigail

If I were contemplating an EFL course, I would definitely go for the CELTA certificate. It's a four-week intensive course offered in England, Ireland or Scotland or you can take the part-time course offered at a few places in Switzerland. Google CELTA and the area you're in for a list of schools.

olygirl,
thank you very much for this helpful info!!
do you happen to know which system (efl, esl, tesol) is in more demand here in switzerland?
thanks....

olygirl,
I forgot to ask you another thing......
Would you recommend an online course such as i-to-i TEFL at http://www.onlinetefl.com

Sorry, I can't help you with that. Maybe someone else can.

Celta is excellent for those who are interested in teaching English to adults.

sounds good, again........
thanks !

sounds good, only 12 places left yeah sure, it was cancelled due to not enough people and they are not even planning to do another course in the near future, which is a shame....

Will look with a different source as i found LLCT not to be much help when asking if there was another option for me they just said look at our website which i did......before asking for there help....shame really was really looking forward to it...

actually I am also thinking of doing either the T or the C course reinforced by reading about this on the EF a while back. In that discourse one of the threads said that the C is preferable in terms of qualification and demand, and as a result I have been doing some research on both.

The C course is usually a daily occurence spread over a month. This intense T weekend course does sound very worthwhile, but I'm not sure that 20 hours is sufficient in terms of qualification.