Global Certificate in TEFL Writing Skills
-- ViewingNowThe Global Certificate in TEFL Writing Skills is a comprehensive course designed to enhance your writing skills in the English language. This certification is crucial in today's globalized world, where effective written communication is key to career advancement.
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• Understanding the TEFL Writing Context – This unit will cover the fundamentals of teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) writing skills, including the different writing contexts that learners may encounter. • Grammar and Vocabulary for Writing – This unit will focus on the essential grammar and vocabulary needed for effective writing in English, with an emphasis on practical application in TEFL settings. • Writing Assessments and Feedback Techniques – In this unit, learners will explore various writing assessment methods and feedback techniques to help their students improve their writing skills. • Developing Writing Skills through Text Types – This unit will cover the different text types used in English writing, including narrative, descriptive, expository, and argumentative writing, and how to teach each type in a TEFL context. • Writing Process and Strategy – This unit will focus on teaching students the steps involved in the writing process, from brainstorming and planning to drafting, revising, and editing. • Writing for Specific Purposes – This unit will cover how to teach students to write for specific purposes, such as writing for academic, business, or social contexts. • Technology and Writing – In this unit, learners will explore the role of technology in teaching writing skills, including the use of online resources, multimedia tools, and digital platforms. • Teaching Writing to Young Learners – This unit will cover the unique challenges and opportunities of teaching writing skills to young learners, with a focus on age-appropriate activities and techniques. • Cultural Factors in Writing – This unit will explore how cultural factors can impact writing skills, and how to teach writing in a way that is sensitive to students' cultural backgrounds and experiences. • Action Research and Continuous Improvement – In this final unit, learners will learn how to conduct action research to continuously improve their teaching practices and enhance their students' writing skills.
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