TESOL Certificate Course in Madrid, Spain

Chester School of English:
TEFL Training Trinity Cert Programs with Chester School of English. We offer an intensive internationally recognized Trinity College London CertTESOL TEFL certificate course in Madrid, Spain. Our experienced and motivated trainers are expert at getting the most from trainees on what is a demanding course. We pride ourselves on the professional, supportive and friendly environment and our excellent trainer-trainee ratio.

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Chester offers a Trinity College London Cert TESOL TEFL certificate course. There is a discount for applications received one month before the start of the course. The Trinity College London Cert TESOL provides many thousands of people with a career that combines academic study, teaching and teacher management, and continuous association with other cultures in the UK and around the world.

Chester runs a four-week intensive tefl training course. It is a demanding yet stimulating course which requires a lot of commitment and hard work. The intensive nature of the course and the commitment needed develop a strong team feeling among the trainees and between trainees and trainers. Our trainers are experienced in bringing out the best in trainees during the course which leads to a hardworking but enjoyable atmosphere.
Without ignoring theoretical aspects, the course will be as practical as possible. At Chester we believe strongly in a participative approach and to that end trainees will take part in the sessions through pairwork and groupwork. This will be especially evident in the workshops given throughout the course.

Course content
The following are some of the main elements of the Chester Trinity Cert TESOL tefl certificate course:

- Language awareness This includes grammar, lexis and phonology.

- Teaching practice including methodology, lesson planning, classroom management and teaching techniques. The teaching practice will include teaching real language students.

- Guided observation of experienced teachers.

- Foreign language classes in a language which is unknown to the trainees. This will give trainees experience of some of the difficulties which language learners meet and also allow them to see at first hand a range of language teaching procedures.

- Input sessions. The input sessions will be given in the form of seminars or workshops. Seminars will deal more with the theoretical nature of a subject, while workshops will involve practical ideas which will be demonstrated and wherever possible performed by the trainees