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Train with International House Madrid to work for International House Madrid Booking now for June, July, August and September full-time courses
Visit our sister web site ALL ABOUT CELTA for more information about doing CELTA at International House Madrid. What is CELTA?
Cambridge University’s certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults equips you with the skills needed to teach English in just four weeks. It is the most widely known qualification worldwide and a pre-requisite for a teaching post in most countries. More information about the course content is available online at http://www.cambridge-efl.org
What does the CELTA cover and how is it assessed?
The CELTA course is a practical, continuously assessed course, moderated by an external assessor from the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate. Candidates are required to teach at 2 different levels, observe experienced teachers and submit a portfolio of coursework which includes written assignments. The course programme covers language awareness, the learner, the teacher and the learning/teaching context, planning for effective teaching, classroom management skills, resources and materials and professional development.
What qualifications and experience do I need?
Candidates are usually graduates. You need to be over 20* and have an educational standard that would allow you to enter Higher Education in your country, as well as a competence in both written and spoken English that will enable you to follow the course successfully and develop the necessary skills to become an effective teacher of English.
*in exceptional circumstances those over the age of 18 may be accepted at our discretion.
What resources are available to me at International House?
A dedicated, professional team of trainers with on-going teaching experience, who have trained or taught in the UK, Australia, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Turkey, Italy, Indonesia and Lithuania.
All members of the Teacher Training Department involved in the CELTA course at ih Madrid are experienced teachers, continuously undergo development and training, and some are published in this field. Our teacher trainers are also are practising teachers of English and therefore fully aware of the classroom situations facing English language teachers today.
We have
• A cutting edge CELTA course with the latest methodology, pedagogy and research
• On-going scheduled and sign-up tutorial support on a one to one basis
• Newly refurbished, centrally located, air-conditioned building
• Accommodation placement service
• Free computer/printer access and free access to Internet
• Free photocopy access
• Trainee working area, and refreshment area.
• Modern library of books and computers with facility for multimedia
• Careers advice
How does the application process work?
You complete the Application Form and Application Task, and submit as attachments or by post. If you meet the candidate criteria, you are invited for an interview (live in Madrid, at an International House near you or on the telephone). If you are accepted, you will need to pay a deposit of €300 to reserve a place on a course. One month before the course begins you will need to pay the balance of your course fee. You may pay by credit card or bank transfer.
We need to receive your application well in advance because courses fill up quickly. However, we reserve the right to cancel courses with one month's notice if circumstances dictate. In this event, if you wish, your application may be transferred to another course of your choice within the ih World Organisation.
Course Timetable
Full time courses: Monday to Friday from 09.30 until 18.30
Part-time courses: Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 09.30 -13.30 International House Madrid is now offering job opportunities following successful completion of the Cambridge CELTA, subject to the standard suitability interview. Train in June and start working in July!
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