Guide to Teaching English as a Second Language (ESL)
Course facts
- Payment: Free to learn, certificate paid
- Credits: CPD Credits
- Learning style: Self-paced, start anytime
- Format: Video Based
- Video access: Streaming Only
- Refund: Conditional Refund
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Learn to teach English as a second language: ESL methods, lesson plans, games and drills, total physical response, classroom management, and phonics.
Teaching English as a second language works best in a lively, well-managed classroom that builds good relationships with students. This course explains basic ESL methods and how children learn their first language, teaching methodologies, lesson planning, games and drills, total physical response and the whole brain method, classroom setup, seating, and motivation, behavior management and reward systems, the roles of teachers and students, phonics and basic sounds with a demo plan, and tips for finding ESL teaching jobs, including abroad.
What You Will Achieve
- Plan ESL lessons that use games, drills, and total physical response
- Set up a classroom and manage student behavior with clear guidelines and rewards
- Teach phonics and basic English sounds
- Plan the next steps of an ESL teaching career, including jobs abroad
Program Overview
ESL Basics, Games and Classroom Management
Methods, lesson plans, and running an orderly, engaging class.
- ESL basics, games, and lesson plans
- Classroom management
Phonics and General Tips
Teaching sounds and building a teaching career.
- Phonics training
- General tips for ESL teachers
Certificate Awarded (Paid)
Pass the final course assessment to earn it. The course is free to study; the certificate is optional and has a fee.
Job Outlook
ESL teaching skills are used by English teachers in language schools, international and public schools, and private tutoring around the world.
- ESL Teacher
- English Teacher
- Tutor
Good for: New ESL teachers, and experienced ones wanting a refresher, who want practical classroom methods for young learners.
Keep in mind: Many schools abroad ask for a recognized TEFL or TESOL certificate with teaching practice, which this short course does not replace.
Bottom line: A practical, activity-based introduction to teaching ESL.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is total physical response?
The course shows how to use the total physical response (TPR) method, with action words and especially verbs, to make lessons fun and engaging for students.
Does the course cover teaching phonics?
Yes. It covers phonics, basic sounds, and a demo plan for teaching how sounds are constructed, using games and drills in class.
Does the course help with finding teaching jobs abroad?
Yes. It gives tips on pursuing a teaching career, finding employment, and searching for teaching jobs outside your own country.
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