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Trinity CertTESOL Part-Time Course

Become a confident, creative, and qualified English as a Foreign Language teacher.

If you’re ready to start your career in teaching, then the Trinity CertTESOL Part-Time online qualification is the right course for you.

Start date: 04th January 2025

Course fees: £1,145

- Multiple start dates, live sessions
- Trinity CertTESOL Level 5 RQF
- Fully Online - Study Anywhere

Apply now, Pay later. Spread the cost of your course.

The Trinity CertTESOL is the first step in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). You will be introduced to the techniques and strategies for teaching English to speakers of other languages and receive detailed and tailored guidance from our Teacher Training expert.

Trinity TESOL course is an esteemed qualification accredited by Trinity College London. Oxford International Digital Institute is a validated course provider of Trinity College London. Trinity College London externally moderates and provides the qualification for this course.

TESOL certification focuses on practical teaching skills and is highly regarded by employers worldwide. The Trinity TESOL course covers various teaching methodologies, language analysis, and lesson planning techniques. It offers a well-rounded approach to TESOL training, empowering educators to deliver effective English language instruction.

Our Trinity CertTESOL certificates are recognized globally and serve as a testament to an individual's competence in teaching English to non-native speakers. These certificates validate one's understanding of language teaching principles, classroom management techniques, and assessment strategies.

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Our CertTESOL is Level 5 on the National Qualifications Framework - 12 weeks part-time. Ready to reserve your seat? Fill out our application form and a member of staff will contact you.

Proof of your academic achievements as stipulated by Trinity College London
The capability to cope with the academic requirements of the course. This may mean having a university degree, or the academic qualifications that would have enabled you to get accepted onto a degree course.
The skills to fluently and accurately communicate in spoken and written English. If English is not your native language, we require an IELTS score of 7.0 (or equivalent) in each of the four skills. If English is your native language, you need to have a GCSE in English (grade C minimum) or equivalent.

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Our Trinity TESOL online courses and certifications are widely recognized and respected globally. They provide a comprehensive understanding of language teaching principles and equip educators with the necessary skills to teach English effectively. TESOL certifications often hold weight in job markets around the world. Reserve your seat now here.
CELTA online courses, offered by Cambridge Assessment English, are more expensive when compared to the TESOL course and TESOL offers similar opportunities to CELTA certifications.
TEFL courses vary in terms of recognition and credibility, as there is no standardized accreditation for TEFL programs.

I have worked for Oxford International for 18 years and done a variety of roles from Director of Studies, Course Director for the Trinity Cert TESOL, Tutor on the Trinity Diploma and ELLT examiner. I have enjoyed being in a growing company and appreciate having new opportunities because of this culture. In 2020 I helped move the Trinity Cert TESOL online. This has been lots of fun and highly successful. It makes a lot of sense in our industry nowadays to be logging in and training people all over the world including Indonesia, Burundi, Pakistan, Macau, Iran to name but a few.

Jane Stevenson

Teacher Training course Training

I started teacher training in 2014 running the Unknown Language component and supporting all the trainees with the practical teaching on the Trinity CertTESOL. Later I contributed to delivering the input sessions with my main interest always being in Teaching Young Learners, incorporating phonology into lessons, and working with emergent language. Currently, I support the Trinity DipTESOL candidates daily, and provide guidance on the Unit 4 Teaching Practice assessment.

Lenka Karkoskova

CertTESOL and DipTESOL Trainer

I have been teaching English since 2016 and since then I have worked as an examiner, ADoS, Senior Teacher and acting DoS for our school in Brighton. I now work as a Senior Teacher and Teacher Trainer for the digital wing of the company and on the CertTESOL I observe trainees during their teaching practice sessions. I particularly love teaching low-level learners and English for Academic Purposes.

Jack Wallace

Teacher Trainer & OIDI Senior Teacher

I have been working in TEFL since 2012. In this time, I have worked consistently as an English teacher, but also have gained experience in management, speaking assessment, materials development, and teacher training. I currently work as a teacher trainer and a pre-sessional English tutor, and I am especially interested in phonology and teaching adult and teen learners.

Jack Keating

Teacher Trainer & OIDI Senior Teacher

I have been involved in the TESOL industry for nearly 20 years. I trained in Vancouver, Canada and spent a decade teaching English and teacher training in the Czech Republic before joining Oxford International in 2014. I am actively involved in both, the CertTESOL and DipTESOL programmes, especially in the teaching practice components. My professional interests lie in mediation skills across languages, gender in education, and the debate surrounding native-speakerism.

Kamila Dolejsi

OIDI Academic Director

A: Proof of your academic achievements as stipulated by Trinity College London
- The capability to cope with the academic requirements of the course. This may mean having a university degree, or the academic qualifications that would have enabled you to get accepted onto a degree course.
- The skills to communicate in spoken and written English fluently and accurately. If English is not your native language, we require an IELTS score of 7.0 (or equivalent) in each of the four skills. If English is your native language, you need to have a GCSE in English (grade C minimum) or equivalent.
A: Our TESOL courses are accredited by Trinity College London. Trinity College London is an independent awarding body and examinations board and has been providing assessments and qualifications around the world since 1877. As part of Oxford International, we work with them to ensure that receive high-quality and accredited teacher training. Trinity College also moderates all our courses to ensure academic quality.

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