CELTA Courses Seville

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CELTA Course Dates & Fees Seville

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Accommodation in Seville

The centre in Seville has two classic Andalusian style buildings in the city centre which provide and excellent choice for accommodation. Additionally, there are 8 studios located in the city centre all of which are a ten minute walk from the training centre. The buildings are of a classic Spanish style with tiles, patios and marble with modern furnishing and fittings to give you the most comfortable and pleasant experience during your course. There is even a communal terrace which is great for relaxing or catching some sun-rays in your spare time. The apartments are located in the buzzing Alameda area of the city. The Alameda de Hercules is the most happening part of the city with an enormous open square surrounded by small and trendy bars perfect for anyone's taste. The area is also has many cafes which are great for reading a book whilst sipping on a cup of coffee.

Features:

• Self-Catering
• WiFi
• Bed Linen and Towels Provided
• Air-conditioning and heating
• Own bathroom

You can either stay in a shared flat with locals or international students, or stay in our shared apartments which are an 8 minute walk from the centre.

Features:

• Self-Catering
• WiFi
• Bed Lining Provided

Why not make the most of your time and stay with a Local Spanish host family. Enjoy Spanish home cooking and hospitality whilst studying for your CELTA course.

Features:

• Half-Board or Breakfast Only
• WiFi
• Bed Lining and Towels Provided

How to Reserve Accommodation

Check the box in the application form and you can arrange accommodation with the course tutor upon interview.

Arriving to Seville

Seville has an airport called Sevilla San Pablo or SVQ from which several budget and flagship carriers run services to and from such as RyanAir, EasyJet, Vueling, Iberia, British Airways etc. The airport is connected to the city via a bus service which costs €4 and takes you to several stops throughout the city. Alternatively you can take a taxi which has a fixed fare of around €25 to any point within the city.

Additionally, you can arrive to Seville via train to Sevilla Santa Justa train station which includes high speed services from Madrid. Plaza de Armas bus station is the main port of entry via bus, mostly from other parts of Spain and Portugal.

CELTA Aims

CELTA (originally CTEFLA) is the most widely recognised initial qualification for those wishing to start a career in ELT (English Language Teaching) and the minimum required qualification for most serious ELT schools. CELTA is designed for those with no previous ELT experience, or those with some limited experience who feel the need for formal training, new ideas and an approved certificate. It is intended for native English speakers, or non-natives of near-native proficiency.

CELTA is a highly practical course which provides initial training in English language teaching to Adults. Successful CELTA candidates will gain a thorough basic grounding in all areas of modern ELT. It aims at laying a firm foundation on which a teacher can build with experience. The course combines classroom methodology and grounding in language and learning issues with guided and assessed teaching practice. It presents a view of the principles underlying language teaching and deals extensively with the analysis of English from a learner's perspective.

CELTA courses in Seville are full-time 4-week intensive courses of approximately 120 hours, of a very 'hands on' nature, complying fully with the UCLES guidelines and syllabus. You will be teaching from day 2 of the course.

The CELTA demands a great deal of work, both during and after course hours, so you should not take on other work during this time.

CELTA Entry requirements

Cambridge regulations state that candidates must:

1. be at least 18 years old by the end of the course
2. have the potential to develop the necessary skills to become effective teachers
3. have a competence in English, both written and spoken, that enables them to follow the course and complete all the assessed elements successfully.

There is no formal academic entry requirement for CELTA. However, the recommended minimum entry requirement is that candidates should have formal qualifications which would allow entry into higher education in their own country. Most candidates have a first degree. If you are unsure about your eligibility, you can take our CELTA entry eligibility test.

Take a look at our English level comparison tool to see if you qualify to apply.

CELTA Selection Procedure

Selection of candidates is based on the completion of the application form, pre-interview tasks and an interview. Interviews are conducted at the School in Seville, by telephone or via Skype.

Acceptance on the course is by no means automatic: a rigorous selection process is undertaken in the interest of candidates in order to ensure their suitability and a high degree of success on the course.

Acceptance is at the discretion of the centre.

As demand is always high you should submit your application at least 3-4 months prior to the course you wish to take.

Find a TEFL Job Post CELTA

As a StudyCELTA trainee, you will be able to sign up for free to our TEFL jobs website www.teflwork.com. TEFLwork is a platform only for qualified English teachers and will allow you to find work both at home and abroad with your newly gained CELTA certificate.

The CELTA Course Programme

The CELTA programme has been designed in accordance to UCLES' Syllabus and Assessment Guidelines. The aim of this initial scheme is to:

1. Develop practical awareness of:

Learners

• cultural and individual needs
• approaches to learning difficulties, learner styles
• the motivation of adult learners

Language

• linguistic form, function and meaning, including a knowledge of grammar and its terminology
• appreciation of structure and function
• an understanding of the principles of selection and grading
• an introduction to how subject matter and context affects language
• the importance of phonology

Materials

• course books and teachers' books and supplementary materials and provision of special interest
• materials
• adapting authentic and non-authentic materials
• teacher-made materials
• reference works for both teachers and learners

2. To develop practical ability in:

• Classroom management and lesson planning
• the ability to arrange the physical environment appropriately for different learning situations and to
• establish an appropriate atmosphere for learning
• giving appropriate instructions for group tasks
• monitoring the progress of groups and individuals
• the ability to plan both individual lessons and a series of lessons appropriate to student needs,
• with a range of approaches and lesson types

Introduction and practice of new language

• the ability to select language and language areas appropriate to students' needs and level
• to introduce language clearly and efficiently to students
• to check learning and understanding at all stages of this process using appropriate techniques
• the ability to deal sensitively and effectively with student errors and gaps
• to devise and operate appropriate activities for written and oral practice in order to develop the
• accuracy, fluency and complexity of learner language
• to encourage and guide students towards noticing language in naturally occurring texts

Developing the skills of Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing

• the ability to develop the four skills using techniques which foster not only their individual
• development but also their integration
• to select appropriate materials and to have the ability to use a wide range of techniques to this end
• to use and adapt authentic and non-authentic materials appropriately.

CELTA Full Time Timetable

Sessions are held between 9:30 am and 6:00 pm including teaching practice. Note that the course is full-time: it is not possible to combine the course with regular teaching. Observation of experienced teachers (8 hours in total) takes place after course hours, as does individual lesson preparation.

CELTA Part Time Online Blended Timetable

The part time course involves up to ten hours of methodology tasks online per week as there are several units of work, and ten face to face teaching practice sessions and feedback here at the school on a Friday from 3-7 pm which commence early February until late April and early November till late January. There is also some consultation time with the tutor online during the week (an hour or so) once the teaching period has commenced.

CELTA Course Assessment

Assessment of the Cambridge CELTA course is continuous. Progress in practical teaching ability is of the greatest importance, but all aspects of performance and work done on the course are taken into consideration for the final grading, including the candidate's written work, professionalism, and suitability as a future member of staff in an ELT context.

• Candidates are constantly informed of their progress during the course by written commentary and oral feedback on their teaching practice and written assignments, and by tutorial. This may be formulated in terms of passing and failing.
• Candidates who successfully complete the CELTA course will receive the Cambridge Certificate. The grades possible are Pass A, Pass B, Pass, or "No Certificate Awarded". In addition, the Teacher Training Centre issues a graded certificate-report. This report describes the candidate's performance in some detail and serves as a vital document to prospective employers.
• The teacher training centre in Seville cannot enter into either discussion or correspondence concerning results or assessments. Should a candidate wish to lodge any form of complaint, the appropriate channels for doing so will be indicated to them.

How to Apply for the CELTA in Seville, Spain

If you believe you meet the requirements to do the CELTA course, fill in our online application. After completing your application and any necessary pre-interview tasks you will be invited to an interview which can be conducted in person, by telephone or via Skype.

Please note: Your place is not confirmed on a course until you have been accepted and have paid a non-refundable deposit.

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Unsure if you are Eligible to Apply for CELTA?

If you are unsure if you meet the requirements to apply for a CELTA course then you can take our CELTA Eligibility Test.

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Enrolment Cancellations

Once a vacancy on the CELTA course has been offered to you, you will have one week to pay your deposit of €450 and secure the vacancy.

This deposit is non-refundable, but can be transferred to another course, provided that a minimum of 4 weeks’ notice is given.

The balance of the course fees is due 4 weeks prior to the starting date of the course. In the case of illness whilst attending the course or in the 4 weeks immediately preceding it, it is entirely at the discretion of the school as to whether the student can be deferred and offered a place on a future course.

In no circumstances will money be refunded. Refunds of the course fee less the deposit may be considered in exceptional circumstances when the cancelation is made over 4 weeks prior to the start of the course.

Accommodation must be paid in full 4 weeks before the commencement of the course, and will not be refunded or part-refunded in the case of withdrawal from the course, or if any cancellation is made less than 4 weeks’ before the course begins.

How to pay

Payments are made directly in euros to the training centre by Credit Card of Bank Transfer.