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University of Bedfordshire: Applied Linguistics (TESOL)
| Institution | University of Bedfordshire |
|---|---|
| Department | School of Education and English Language |
| Web | http://www.beds.ac.uk |
| admission@beds.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | 0300 3300 073 |
| Study type | Taught |
MA
Summary
This Master’s is designed for both native speakers and non-native speakers with a high level of English. You explore the relationship between linguistics and second-language learning; the methodology and techniques of language teaching; and current issues in English language teaching. The course provides practical classroom experience with observed and assessed teaching practice. On successful completion, you gain TEFL Q status, signifying you are fully qualified in British Council terms.
Industry endorsement We have designed this course to follow British Council regulations, enabling you to gain a TEFL Q status when you graduate. TEFL Q status indicates you are a fully qualified TESOL/TEFL teacher.
Facilities and specialist equipment - Teacher Education Centre with realistic mock classrooms supported by advanced ICT resources
-
Up-to-the-minute simulation technology
-
Multimedia space for webinars and podcasting
Industry links We work in partnership with local councils, schools and colleges to support refugees and asylum seekers with free English classes; our students also support parents of school children with free ESOL classes.
Your student experience - Study at our Bedford campus, a small, thriving academic community where academic staff get to know you well and provide individual academic support.
-
Learn from an academic team who are from the education sector, offering a wide range of professional expertise; all hold TEFL Q status.
-
Enjoy practical classroom experience with observed and assessed teaching practice using up-to-the-minute simulation technology.
-
Explore your research interests in applied linguistics and TESOL including second-language acquisition, materials development, and language assessment and testing.
-
Our Centre for English as a Foreign Language (CEFL) has been accredited by the British Council for their work in teaching English.
-
Benefit from the expertise of our Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment (CRELLA) whose research is recognised as world leading by the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. For non-native speakers of English IELTS 6.5 overall, or equivalent, with no score lower than 6.0. A good 1st degree, and/or a recognised TEFL/TESOL certificate and/or relevant teaching experience. Students who hold a DELTA or equivalent qualification may be considered to have the teaching practice element of this course compensated for prior learning. |
| Location | Bedford Campus Polhill Avenue Bedford MK41 9EA |
Summary
This Master’s is designed for both native speakers and non-native speakers with a high level of English. You explore the relationship between linguistics and second-language learning; the methodology and techniques of language teaching; and current issues in English language teaching. The course provides practical classroom experience with observed and assessed teaching practice. On successful completion, you gain TEFL Q status, signifying you are fully qualified in British Council terms.
Industry endorsement We have designed this course to follow British Council regulations, enabling you to gain a TEFL Q status when you graduate. TEFL Q status indicates you are a fully qualified TESOL/TEFL teacher.
Facilities and specialist equipment - Teacher Education Centre with realistic mock classrooms supported by advanced ICT resources
-
Up-to-the-minute simulation technology
-
Multimedia space for webinars and podcasting
Industry links We work in partnership with local councils, schools and colleges to support refugees and asylum seekers with free English classes; our students also support parents of school children with free ESOL classes.
Your student experience - Study at our Bedford campus, a small, thriving academic community where academic staff get to know you well and provide individual academic support.
-
Learn from an academic team who are from the education sector, offering a wide range of professional expertise; all hold TEFL Q status.
-
Enjoy practical classroom experience with observed and assessed teaching practice using up-to-the-minute simulation technology.
-
Explore your research interests in applied linguistics and TESOL including second-language acquisition, materials development, and language assessment and testing.
-
Our Centre for English as a Foreign Language (CEFL) has been accredited by the British Council for their work in teaching English.
-
Benefit from the expertise of our Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment (CRELLA) whose research is recognised as world leading by the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. For non-native speakers of English IELTS 6.5 overall, or equivalent, with no score lower than 6.0. A good 1st degree, and/or a recognised TEFL/TESOL certificate and/or relevant teaching experience. Students who hold a DELTA or equivalent qualification may be considered to have the teaching practice element of this course compensated for prior learning. |
| Location | Bedford Campus Polhill Avenue Bedford MK41 9EA |
Summary
This Master’s is designed for both native speakers and non-native speakers with a high level of English. You explore the relationship between linguistics and second-language learning; the methodology and techniques of language teaching; and current issues in English language teaching. The course provides practical classroom experience with observed and assessed teaching practice. On successful completion, you gain TEFL Q status, signifying you are fully qualified in British Council terms.
Industry endorsement We have designed this course to follow British Council regulations, enabling you to gain a TEFL Q status when you graduate. TEFL Q status indicates you are a fully qualified TESOL/TEFL teacher.
Facilities and specialist equipment - Teacher Education Centre with realistic mock classrooms supported by advanced ICT resources
-
Up-to-the-minute simulation technology
-
Multimedia space for webinars and podcasting
Industry links We work in partnership with local councils, schools and colleges to support refugees and asylum seekers with free English classes; our students also support parents of school children with free ESOL classes.
Your student experience - Study at our Bedford campus, a small, thriving academic community where academic staff get to know you well and provide individual academic support.
-
Learn from an academic team who are from the education sector, offering a wide range of professional expertise; all hold TEFL Q status.
-
Enjoy practical classroom experience with observed and assessed teaching practice using up-to-the-minute simulation technology.
-
Explore your research interests in applied linguistics and TESOL including second-language acquisition, materials development, and language assessment and testing.
-
Our Centre for English as a Foreign Language (CEFL) has been accredited by the British Council for their work in teaching English.
-
Benefit from the expertise of our Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment (CRELLA) whose research is recognised as world leading by the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. For non-native speakers of English IELTS 6.5 overall, or equivalent, with no score lower than 6.0. A good 1st degree, and/or a recognised TEFL/TESOL certificate and/or relevant teaching experience. Students who hold a DELTA or equivalent qualification may be considered to have the teaching practice element of this course compensated for prior learning. |
| Location | Bedford Campus Polhill Avenue Bedford MK41 9EA |
Summary
This Master’s is designed for both native speakers and non-native speakers with a high level of English. You explore the relationship between linguistics and second-language learning; the methodology and techniques of language teaching; and current issues in English language teaching. The course provides practical classroom experience with observed and assessed teaching practice. On successful completion, you gain TEFL Q status, signifying you are fully qualified in British Council terms.
Industry endorsement We have designed this course to follow British Council regulations, enabling you to gain a TEFL Q status when you graduate. TEFL Q status indicates you are a fully qualified TESOL/TEFL teacher.
Facilities and specialist equipment - Teacher Education Centre with realistic mock classrooms supported by advanced ICT resources
-
Up-to-the-minute simulation technology
-
Multimedia space for webinars and podcasting
Industry links We work in partnership with local councils, schools and colleges to support refugees and asylum seekers with free English classes; our students also support parents of school children with free ESOL classes.
Your student experience - Study at our Bedford campus, a small, thriving academic community where academic staff get to know you well and provide individual academic support.
-
Learn from an academic team who are from the education sector, offering a wide range of professional expertise; all hold TEFL Q status.
-
Enjoy practical classroom experience with observed and assessed teaching practice using up-to-the-minute simulation technology.
-
Explore your research interests in applied linguistics and TESOL including second-language acquisition, materials development, and language assessment and testing.
-
Our Centre for English as a Foreign Language (CEFL) has been accredited by the British Council for their work in teaching English.
-
Benefit from the expertise of our Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment (CRELLA) whose research is recognised as world leading by the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. For non-native speakers of English IELTS 6.5 overall, or equivalent, with no score lower than 6.0. A good 1st degree, and/or a recognised TEFL/TESOL certificate and/or relevant teaching experience. Students who hold a DELTA or equivalent qualification may be considered to have the teaching practice element of this course compensated for prior learning. |
| Location | Bedford Campus Polhill Avenue Bedford MK41 9EA |
Summary
Through the course, you focus on areas such as the relationship between linguistics and second language learning; the methodology and techniques of language teaching; and the appropriate development of materials for language teaching and learning purposes. You also explore current issues in ELT and have the opportunity to carry out a major piece of individual research on a topic of your interest.
The course offers you professional training and development, and includes practical classroom experience on placement, with observed and assessed teaching practice. On successful completion, you achieve Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) Q status, meaning you are fully qualified in British Council terms.
Why choose this course? Study at our Bedford campus, a small, thriving academic community where staff get to know you well and provide individual academic support Access bespoke modern facilities for teacher training including our Teacher Education Centre with realistic mock classrooms, supported by advanced ICT resources Develop excellent transferable skills in communication, literacy and research, in demand across a wide range of sectors Benefit from the expertise of our Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment (CRELLA), whose research is recognised as world leading by the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021 This course has been designed to enable you to gain a TEFLQ status - fully qualified TESOL/TEFL teacher status following British Council regulations All the assessed teaching practice hours are provided and organised by the department staff and delivered on campus Please note: This course meets the following requirements:
you will complete a course which is externally validated by a university you will complete at least six hours’ supervised teaching practice, where a qualified and standardised assessor observes you teaching real students, and gives you feedback on your performance you will study a course which contains at least 100 hours of ELT/TESOL input Please note: TEFLI (initial TEFL teacher status) will be awarded to those with no prior teaching experience. In order to meet the requirements you must study and pass all the units included in the course diet and particularly the observed and assessed Teaching Practice unit.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. For non-native speakers of English IELTS 6.5 overall, or equivalent, with no score lower than 6.0. A good 1st degree, and/or a recognised TEFL/TESOL certificate and/or relevant teaching experience. Students who hold a DELTA or equivalent qualification may be considered to have the teaching practice element of this course compensated for prior learning. |
| Location | Bedford Campus Polhill Avenue Bedford MK41 9EA |
Summary
Through the course, you focus on areas such as the relationship between linguistics and second language learning; the methodology and techniques of language teaching; and the appropriate development of materials for language teaching and learning purposes. You also explore current issues in ELT and have the opportunity to carry out a major piece of individual research on a topic of your interest.
The course offers you professional training and development, and includes practical classroom experience on placement, with observed and assessed teaching practice. On successful completion, you achieve Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) Q status, meaning you are fully qualified in British Council terms.
Why choose this course? Study at our Bedford campus, a small, thriving academic community where staff get to know you well and provide individual academic support Access bespoke modern facilities for teacher training including our Teacher Education Centre with realistic mock classrooms, supported by advanced ICT resources Develop excellent transferable skills in communication, literacy and research, in demand across a wide range of sectors Benefit from the expertise of our Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment (CRELLA), whose research is recognised as world leading by the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021 This course has been designed to enable you to gain a TEFLQ status - fully qualified TESOL/TEFL teacher status following British Council regulations All the assessed teaching practice hours are provided and organised by the department staff and delivered on campus Please note: This course meets the following requirements:
you will complete a course which is externally validated by a university you will complete at least six hours’ supervised teaching practice, where a qualified and standardised assessor observes you teaching real students, and gives you feedback on your performance you will study a course which contains at least 100 hours of ELT/TESOL input Please note: TEFLI (initial TEFL teacher status) will be awarded to those with no prior teaching experience. In order to meet the requirements you must study and pass all the units included in the course diet and particularly the observed and assessed Teaching Practice unit.
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
|---|---|
| Entry requirements | Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent. For non-native speakers of English IELTS 6.5 overall, or equivalent, with no score lower than 6.0. A good 1st degree, and/or a recognised TEFL/TESOL certificate and/or relevant teaching experience. Students who hold a DELTA or equivalent qualification may be considered to have the teaching practice element of this course compensated for prior learning. |
| Location | Bedford Campus Polhill Avenue Bedford MK41 9EA |
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