How to Take the DELTA from Home
Dec 2017
If you’re looking into studying the DELTA you’ll already know the basics: Module 1; a theoretical exam, module 3; a miniature thesis and, of course...
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If you’re looking into studying the DELTA you’ll already know the basics: Module 1; a theoretical exam, module 3; a miniature thesis and, of course...
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The Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, Latin and Ottoman Empires: Four empires in which Istanbul has played a major role pulling together East and West...
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We talk with Jim Scrivener, two-time ESU Duke of Edinburgh Prize winner and three-time ELTon award-nominee, about an ESL teacher’s best skills...
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Scott Thornbury is a writer of many of the books recommended by our teacher trainers for the CELTA and DELTA programmes. He also writes for many blogs...
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Popular ELT author and trainer, Jeremy Harmer was educated in the United Kingdom and graduated from the University of East Anglia with a BA Hons in...
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Earlier in 2015 I had the pleasure of hearing Michael Swan present at the ELT Conference in Barcelona. Being a language buff, I enjoyed listening to his...
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Tony Penston, author of “Essential Phonetics for English Language Teachers”, and “A Concise Grammar for English Language Teachers”...
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I did the intensive Delta course in Seville, Spain. I personally found it quite tough to do all three Modules at once. I would recommend...
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Many teachers I’ve met seem to think of TEFL as something they’ll do for a short time and then move on to their ‘real’ job...
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After having lived in Spain for a few years I decided that I wanted to travel further afield but wasn’t sure how I could work...
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I left university with a Biology degree and a plan to go to Costa Rica. As I didn’t speak Spanish and a lot of the...
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