Diploma in Teaching English
to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Level 5
If you want to achieve a Level-5 TESOL certification in the most effective, time-saving and enjoyable way, embark on a thrilling learning adventure in TEFL Wonderland. Unlike the click-and-read TEFL courses, this play-and-practice expedition will engage all your senses and keep you motivated to achieve your learning mission.Â
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Duration and Content
A Glimpse of TEFL Wonderland Adventure
Your Learning Route
During your TEFL Wonderland adventure, you will have to explore 8 main zones. Each zone is divided into a number of territories. To accomplish your learning mission and get your TEFL/TESOL Level 5 certificate, you will have to pass all the checkpoints (end-of-territory tests). You will also have to submit 3 assignments. These assignments will be assessed by TEFL experts who will also support you throughout your learning journey.Â
An Introduction to Teaching English as a Foreign Language
1- Language Teaching: From Explaining to Enabling
2- The Lesson Panning Process
3-Â The Main Points in a Lesson Plan
4- Lesson Structures and Stages
5- Designing Teaching Materials
6- Using Technology in Teaching
Know Your Learners
1-Catering for Individual Learning StylesÂ
2- Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and Accessibility Guidelines
3- Classroom Management
4- Teaching Students with Special Needs
5- Â Evaluation, Assessment & Tracking Progress
Teaching Vocabulary
1- Understanding Vocabulary
2- Presenting Vocabulary and Grading Language
3- Teaching Pronunciation
4- Practicing Vocabulary
Teaching Grammar
1- Understanding Grammar
2- Forms and Functions of Verb Tenses
3- Teaching Grammar Â
Teaching Receptive SkillsÂ
1- Teaching Listening Skills
2- Teaching Reading Skills
Teaching Productive SkillsÂ
1- Teaching Speaking Skills
2- Teaching Writing Skills
Teaching English for Specific Purposes
1- Teaching Online Classes
2- Teaching Business English
3- Teaching Young Learners
4- Teaching Test Preparation Courses
Career Planning and Professional Development
1- Planning Your CareerÂ
2- Interviewing Strategies and Professional Development
Select Your Level 5 Qualification
Ofqual Regulated Qualification
When you enroll in an Ofqual regulated qualification, you will receive 2 certificates. The Ofqual logo on your certificate means that this qualification is listed on the Register of Regulated Qualifications. Ofqual- the Office of Examinations and Qualifications Regulation – is the UK government department which ensures the quality and reliability of qualifications and assessments.
Accredited TESOL Qualification
Upon completing the TESOL courses which are accredited by CPD-UK and endorsed by Gatehouse Awards (an Ofqual Awarding Organization), you will receive 2 certificates. The first is issued by Gatehouse Awards and includes a verification code. The CPD-UK certificate is to acknowledge the continued professional development (CPD) hours/points invested in the course. Both certificates are recognized worldwide.Â
TEFL Wonderland Takeaways
By the end of this adventure, you will be able to:
- Plan engaging lessons that can successfully enhance your students' receptive and productive skills.
- Use educational technology in designing digitized teaching materials and online activities.
- Create an inclusive learning environment for autistic and ADHD students
- Use UDL (Universal Design for Learning) Guidelines in designing your courses and teaching materials.
- Design effective formative and summative assessments.
- Use effective techniques for teaching grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation.
- Plan and deliver engaging online one-to-one and group classes.
- Use effective strategies for designing and teaching business English courses.
- Design and deliver effective test preparation courses.
- Use effective strategies for responding to briefing, situational, behavioral and technical questions in job interviews.
- Create a successful teaching demo for showcasing your skills in job interviews.
Enjoy your learning journey!
- Worldwide Accreditaion
- Gamified Adventures
- Animated Videos
- Interactive Practice
- Personalized Tutor Support
- Learner Community
- Audios for all written text
- Video Scripts
- Career Counseling
- Teaching Demo Practice
- 100% Online
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between TEFL, TESL and TESOL?
TEFL refers to Teaching English as a Foreign Language, or in other words, teaching English in countries where English is neither a native language or a lingua franca (a common language used for communication between groups of people regardless of their ethnic or cultural differences).Â
TESL stands for Teaching English as a Second Language. It refers to teaching English to speakers of other languages in English-speaking countries.Â
TESOL, on the other hand, refers to Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. It is a general term that includes both teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL) and teaching English as a second language (TESL). In English teacher training courses, TEFL and TESOL are often used interchangeably.Â
What does "Pay as you go" mean?
This option is to help you get an accredited TESOL certificate without having to pay the whole amount at once. It will also help those who are not sure about their ability to commit to one full course. They can take one zone at a time and then get a final TESOL certificate accredited by Gatehouse Awards and CPD-UK once they have completed all zones and passed all required assignments.
Do I need to be a native English speaker to take a TESOL certification course?
No, you don't need to be a native English speaker to take this course. You should be an expert user of English. Your English proficiency level should be advanced (Level C1).
Are the TEFL/TESOL courses accredited and recognized anywhere in the world?
Yes, our TEFL certification courses are endorsed by Gatehouse Awards and CPD-UK. Certificates are issued by Gatehouse Awards and have a verification code/number that can be checked and verified by any potential employer anywhere in the world. Â
What is included in the TEFL premier courses?
The TESOL premier courses include 20 hours of virtual classes in which you will get instant feedback on your teaching practice and learn how to create video tutorials, use learning management systems, design assessments and track student progress. Â
What is the difference between level 3 and level 5 courses?
Level-5 courses are more advanced than level-3 courses.
Level-3 courses are appropriate for new teachers or those who are seeking teaching internships or volunteering opportunities in a foreign country. Level- 5 courses are appropriate for novice or experienced teachers who are looking for better job opportunities in their homeland or in foreign countries.
Will I be able to teach online after taking a level-3 or a level-5 course?
Yes, you will be able to teach online after taking a level-3 or a level-5 course. Both courses have an entire section on how to teach online, how to manage virtual classes, how to use online teaching platforms, and how to plan lessons for one-to-one or group classes. You will also learn how to use internet resources and e-learning tools to create digitized teaching materials for different types of classes.
What does gamification mean?
Gamification in education means using game design elements to create engaging, motivating and enjoyable learning experiences. In TEFL Wonderland, you will explore multiple territories, pass checkpoints and collect points and badges, which can be used towards buying new courses.Â
What kind of support will I get?
A highly qualified Course Tutor will be assigned to support and guide you throughout your TEFL Wonderland journey. Along with the detailed feedback you will receive when submitting your assignments and when attending virtual teaching practice (premier courses), our TESOL experts will help you get perfectly ready for job interviews and teaching demos. They will also write reference letters on your behalf to potential employers. You can reach our Support Team any time through chatting, toll-free phone calls or support platform.Â
Do I need to have advanced knowledge of grammatical rules and structures?
As many native English speakers have not studied grammar at school, almost all English tenses, grammatical rules and structures are explained in the Teaching Grammar zone. Grammar is explained in a highly interactive and engaging way, using animated videos, games, scenarios and presentations.Â
