Teaching Qualifi cationsDevelop yourself as a teacher, in the way that suits you bestICELT helps you develop professionally as a teacher, whether you’re teaching adults or young learners in the public or private sector.

Why take ICELT?• Available internationally•  Can help you deepen your teaching knowledge and

improve your teaching• A flexible course to suit your context and needs•  Offered by Cambridge English Language Assessment, a

not-for-profit department of the University of Cambridge.

Apply for ICELT now Contact an authorised Cambridge English Teaching Qualification centre near you.Your local centre will give you details of dates, costs and how to register for your course. Find your nearest centre at www.cambridgeenglish.org/teachingcentresearch

With ICELT you’ll get a 1-year membership of Cambridge English Teacher free. This continuous professional development (CPD) website supports your training and career through short courses, webinars with experts, articles and videos, and a global network of thousands of teachers. The Jobs Board can also help you find work as an English teaching professional. Find out more at www.CambridgeEnglishTeacher.org

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ICELT is a teacher training course for people who are already teaching English to speakers of other languages.

It allows you to:• develop your teaching knowledge and skills• �gain formal certification of your English language

teaching ability • �refresh your English language teaching skills if you

trained a while ago or have had a career break• �transfer your teaching skills into a new area (e.g. teaching

adults in a private institute when you trained to teach at secondary level).

You can take ICELT if … ✓ you’re a practising teacher with at least 500 hours’

experience (by the end of the course) ✓ your English is at Level B2 of the CEFR (Common European

Framework of Reference for Languages) or higher.

How long is the course?ICELT is a flexible course that fits around you. You will need to complete a course of at least 120 hours of study, over a period of a few months to a year, to complete both modules of ICELT.

You can study either completely face-to-face, or partly face-to-face with distance learning support.

Check with your local centre to see what options are available.

www.cambridgeenglish.org/icelt

What does the course cover?ICELT gives you insight into the principles of effective teaching, and a range of practical skills for teaching English. You will:

• benefit from feedback on your teaching• observe other teachers in the classroom• complete written assignments and language tasks.

Course modulesYour course programme will reflect your specific needs and working context. There are two modules, which you can take separately or together in one course:

Module One – Language for Teachers You complete tasks designed to improve your use of English for teaching purposes.

Module Two – Teaching and Methodology• You plan, teach and evaluate four lessons.•  You complete four classroom-related written assignments.

How will I be assessed? Your work will be assessed by your course tutors and moderated by an external Cambridge English moderator.

Download the full ICELT syllabus at www.cambridgeenglish.org/iceltsyllabus

“ICELT enabled me to develop professionally and become a better teacher as it widened my horizons.”

Ma. del Rocío Gutiérrez AnayaTeacher, Instituto Andersen, A.C., Mexico City