Why study this course In the Foundation year you will study three days per week. The focus will be on academic writing skills and numeracy, plus subject-specific content to fully prepare you for entry to an Undergraduate degree. Please note, from September this course will run at our Bedford campus. If you are applying for year 2 or 3 entry you will study at our Luton campus. As part of the Department of English Language and Communication, this course is specifically designed to prepare you for the language teaching profession, with a TEFL qualification opening up career opportunities all over the world. Teaching and classroom projects play an important role in our practice-based approach. Build on a core of linguistics as you explore how words, sentences and pronunciation combine to c.
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University Of Bedfordshire Business School, Luton Campus (Vicarage Street), LU1 3JU
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Modular structure A range of assessment methods is used throughout the course and include academic papers, presentations, journals, language data collection and analysis, examinations and portfolios of practical tasks. There is also a variety of group and individual assessments which will develop independent, critical thinking and serve to reinforce our research culture. Each piece of work is graded individually whether done collaboratively or otherwise. You can expect to produce a critique of theory and current practices, and to evidence your ability to make informed decisions. Feedback plays an important role in the course and you will be expected to engage in self and peer feedback, especially in formative and presentation assessments. Research Ethics is an integral part of the course and together with training in research methods provides the foundations for the final dissertation: the culmination of the course which entails managing the research project from start to finish.
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Skills and experience gained Learn about the structure of the English language, patterns of natural speech, communication of meaning, teacher and student motivation and how to develop effective TEFL materials. Study for a degree that also trains you to be a TEFL teacher and join graduates who are teaching in more than countries worldwide. Develop your communication and presentation skills in preparation for a career in teaching, ELT and many other professional environments. Gain essential classroom experience in preparation for a career and/or PGCE study. Benefit from a degree that also trains you as a TEFL teacher, and gives you access to opportunities for careers in English language teaching or prepares you to study for a PGCE. Benefit from the world-leading research being produced by CRELLA. This course is designed to equip you with the theoretical knowledge and the practical skills required for effective presentations and good classroom practice. It develops your vocabulary, helps you produce top quality written documents, and trains you in advanced (professional) communication skills. It also helps you to develop independent and group study skills and exam techniques. After the course Given the scope of the course, graduates usually progress onto a postgraduate course of various durations to develop their careers in teaching or education. However, many take advantage of the good presentation and communication skills that are ingrained this course and progress into wide range of professional positions. In addition to education, there are two common avenues of employment; linguistic-oriented pathways, and those which...