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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The ‘Teach English Now! Teaching Language Online’ certification course is developed for the students to improve their online teaching skills and gain insights on the implementation of the principles of second language acquisition. This online course is provided by the education platform Coursera in association with Arizona State University and VOXY. This course is scheduled to be completed within a period of twelve hours.
The students of this course are given the opportunity to study with one of the top instructors of Coursera, Emilia Gracia who is a senior global educator, and Dr. Katharine Nielson who is the chief education officer at VOXY. This language learning program of the English language enables students to explore innovative e-learning methodologies that can be implemented in virtual classrooms and the aspects of needs assessment, content curation, drafting lesson plans, and other techniques that provide effective online learning.
The ‘Teach English Now! Teaching Language Online’ training program equips students with professional skills and a course certificate at the end of the program.
The Highlights
- Online mode
- Twelve hours
- Seven weeks program
- Free training
- Top instructor on Coursera
- Intermediate level training
- Independent study
- Flexible deadlines
- Course certificate
- Subtitles
Programme Offerings
- Recorded videos
- Readings
- quizzes
- Testimonials
- Lectures
- Graded Assignments
- tests
- subtitles
- Certificate
- Self-paced learning.
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 2436 | yes | Coursera |
The ‘Teach English Now! Teaching Language Online’ certification fee is paid to get unlimited access to course materials, graded assessments, and the final exam.
Teach English Now! Teaching Language Online fee structure
Course Fee | Rs 2,436 |
Audit Mode | Nil |
Eligibility Criteria
Certificate qualifying details
The students of the ‘Teach English Now! Teaching Language Online’ certification by Coursera can receive the course completion certificate that is shareable online after completing the course of study, graded assessments, and the tests.
What you will learn
The ‘Teach English Now! Teaching Language Online’ certification syllabus is built for the students to equip themselves with the knowledge and skills to teach English online.
The candidates will get familiar with the following,
- The strategies for performing needs analysis of their students frame the objectives, course content, and lesson plan for the students.
- Comprehension of the fundamental principles of second language acquisition in their implementation in the context of online ESL learners.
- Know about the task-oriented language teaching, the different stages of a lesson and the framework of a lesson plan.
- Understand the ways to present feedback by following the best theories and practices.
Who it is for
The ‘Teach English Now! Teaching Language Online’ certification course is aimed at aspiring students and teachers who wish to upskill themselves to teach effectively for ESL learners and to adapt to modern online teaching techniques for optimal learning.
Admission Details
The course admission for the ‘Teach English Now! Teaching Language Online’ classes is done by registering online through the Coursera website.
Step 1: Go to the course page using the following link,
https://www.coursera.org/learn/teachlanguageonline
Step 2: Click on the ‘Enroll for Free’ option.
Step 3: Fill in the details and register in Coursera.
Step 4: Choose the payment option.
Step 5: Pay the course fee.
Step 6: Join the course.
Application Details
The students applying for the ‘Teach English Now! Teaching Language Online’ training are required to enter their name, email address, password, and phone number to register in Coursera or can also sign in to the course with their Google, Facebook, or Apple IDs.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Welcome!
- Do you have everything you need? Let's pack!
- You might be ready, but how about your students?
- What are you going to do on the plane?
- Facilitating Pair Work Online
- That's a wrap!
Readings
- Course Information - Please read!
- What is CALL? An Introduction to Computer-Assisted Language Learning
- Checklist: Are you ready?
- Three Ways to Engage Students
- How to Facilitate Pair Work
Quizzes
- Quiz Lesson 1
- Quiz Lesson 2
Discussion Prompt
- Why do you want to teach ESL online? What is your previous experience?
Videos
- Welcome! Are you ready?
- Learning a New Language: Hello Brazil!
- Learning in Brazil
- Elaborated Input
- Teaching: Providing Input Example
- Providing Input Example
- Authentic Input Example
- Touring Brazil
- Interaction Example
- Interaction Example Expanded
- See you in the next module!
Readings
- Overcoming the Difficulties of Learning a New Language Online
- Second Language Acquisition: Input
- Authentic Input
- Second Language Acquisition: Output
- The Pillars of SLA: Interaction
- The Pillars of SLA: Feedback
Quizzes
- Quiz Lesson 1
- Quiz Lesson 2
Discussion Prompt
- What is your experience with learning a second language?
Videos
- Welcome!
- Off to Turkey!
- Introduction to TBLT
- Interview with Ipek
- Teaching: Using a Task
- Turkish Market
- Checking-in
- Using a Business-Related Task
- Using a Travel-Related Task
Readings
- Understand the Meaning of a 'Task'
- Understanding the General Principles of TBLT
- Understanding a Needs Analysis
- Using Tasks in the Classroom
- Encourage Chunk Learning
- Promote Learning by Doing
- Wrapping up Module 3
Quizzes
- Quiz Lesson 1
- Quiz Lesson 2
Discussion Prompt
- If you were learning a second language, which tasks do you think would be best to learn?
Videos
- Welcome! Are you ready for lesson planning? Let's go!
- Check-in with Braedon
- Interview with Rizwana
- Braedon's Urdu Lesson
- Check-in with Braedon: How was it?
- Outline Example
- Warmer Example
- Presentation Example
- Practice and Feedback Example
- Summary Example
- See You in Module 5!
Readings
- Introduction to Lesson Stages
- Outline
- Warmer
- Presentation
- Practice and Feedback
- Summary
- Developing a Lesson Plan
- Setting Objectives in Lesson Planning
- Understanding Instructional Scaffolding
- Differentiated Instruction
Quizzes
- Quiz Lesson 1
- Quiz Lesson 2
- Quiz Lesson 3
Discussion Prompt
- Why is it important to have an outline and lesson plan for each of your lessons?
Videos
- Welcome to Module 5!
- Interview with Phoebe
- Post-interview Recap
- Teaching Receptive Skills
- Teaching Productive Skills
- Follow-up with Braedon
- Summary and Review
Readings
- Lesson Plan Development
- Objectives in a Lesson Plan
- Understanding Instructional Scaffolding
- Differentiated Instruction
- Different Types of Lesson Plans
- Creating a Lesson Plan for Receptive Skills
- Creating a Lesson Plan for Productive Skills
- Job Interview Lesson Plan
- Writing a Business Email
Quizzes
- Quiz Lesson 1
- Quiz Lesson 2
Discussion Prompt
Reflection: Online Teaching
Videos
- Welcome to Module 6!
- Corrective Feedback
- Interview with Jessica
- Braedon Learns Korean and Gets Feedback
- Let's See Some Examples!
- Teaching: Feedback
- Teaching: Group Feedback Video
- Teaching: Giving Feedback on Interview Practice
- Review and Get Ready!
Readings
- Giving Feedback Based on Learner Goals
- The Native Speaker Ideal
- What is Feedback? What is Corrective Feedback?
- Implicit Feedback and Explicit Correction
- Preemptive and Reactive Focus on Form
- Metalinguistic Correction
- Giving Feedback on Pronunciation
- Effectiveness of Feedback
- Re-Attempts and Feedback Modes
- The Benefits of Implicit Feedback on Groups
- The Effects of Feedback on Groups and Pairs
- Written Error Correction and Delayed Feedback
Quizzes
- Quiz Lesson 1
- Quiz Lesson 2
- Lesson 3 Quiz
Discussion Prompt
- What has your experience been with feedback?
- Preferred Feedback
Videos
- Welcome to Module 7
- Interview with Daniel
- Interview with Amoy
- Interview with Tony
- Interview with Rebecca
- Good Luck!
Readings
- Welcome to Module 7!
- Am I done with this course? What's next?
Quiz
- Course Final Exam
Discussion Prompt
- Who did you relate to the most?
- Becoming an Online ESL Teacher
Instructors
ASU Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
The course can be completed in twelve hours.
Yes, you can access the course contents for free in the audit mode.
The course is provided by Coursera.
There are no prerequisites for this course.
You will receive the shareable certificate at the end of the course.