TEFL/TESOL Certification
Shizuoka City

*Requirements
*Fees
*Dates
*Textbooks
*Instructors

TEFL/TESOL Certification Course Japan Admission Requirements

We have both Japanese and internationals who enroll in our TEFL TESOL Certification Program in Japan. Students of The Canadian College of Linguistics must meet the following requirements in order to be admitted into the TEFL/TESOL Course in Japan:

1) Be 18 years of age or older
2) Hold a high-school diploma
3) Have upper-intermediate to advanced English speaking skills (at the discretion of the college and its instructors)
4) Be open minded to people from different cultures

If you meet all of these requirements,

Requirements for TEFL/TESOL Certification Japan

Students of The Canadian College of Linguistics TEFLéTESOL course will be granted TEFL TESOL Certification based on the following criteria:

1) Full classroom attendance
2) Classroom participation
3) Understanding the course material
4) Successful completion of three in-class practicums
5) Final practicum evaluation

If students fulfill all of the course requirements, TEFL TESOL Certification will be granted on the final day of class.

TEFL/TESOL Certification Japan Course Fees

Did you know that The Canadian College of Linguistics offers you convenient payment options?  While other courses want you to pay in full before your first day of class, we understand that may not be possible.  As a result, we have created a payment plan that allows you to ‘Pay As You Study’.  Contact us to learn how it works.

*Prices & class times subject to change without notice.

How to Pay:

Once you have completed your Course Enrolment Form, The Canadian College of Linguistics makes it easy for you to pay for your Hamilton TESOL/TEFL Course by providing 3 simple payment options:

TEFL/TESOL Certification Japan Course Dates for 2017

* All dates are subject to change without notice.

TEFL/TESOL Certification Japan Course Outline

The Canadian College of Linguistics TEFL/TESOL Course is based on the small-group tutorial system.  This system keeps class sizes small and interactive, which means you get more individual attention and teaching from your instructor, tailored to your learning needs.

Our system also includes 3 real world practicums, which are in-class presentations designed to give you opportunities to put your newly acquired teaching skills into practice.

Most importantly, you get the chance to observe and teach real ESL classes, which include international students from all over the world.  This is what makes The Canadian College of Linguistics’ graduates some of the most well-prepared ESL teachers.

TEFL/TESOL Certification Japan Course Textbooks

How to Teach English by Jeremy Harmer is a practical guide for teachers who are at an early stage in their careers and for those who are studying for TEFL TESOL Certification. This new edition has been fully revised to reflect recent methodological developments and includes:

• a DVD with clips from actual classes demonstrating good teaching practice
• a comprehensive glossary of teaching terminology
• chapters on how to teach reading, writing, speaking and listening
• a task File of photocopiable training tasks

Watch Jeremy Harmer talk about the New Edition of “How to Teach English”

The Canadian Language Benchmarks text was developed by the Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks in partnership with Citizenship and Immigration Canada, and is the Government of Canada’s national standard for evaluating the English skills of newcomers to our country.  No TEFL TESOL Certification Course is complete without this indispensable tool for teaching English as a second language, teaching English as a foreign language, or teaching English to speakers of other languages. This edition includes:

• easy to follow assessment guidelines to determine students’ English abilities
• clear indicators that show when a student is ready to move to the next level
• example tasks and activities to help create effective English lessons
• objective student achievement reports
• downloadable assessment tests and forms

The Canadian College of Linguistics Student Manual is a well-thought out book that provides real world ESL resources that are necessary for teachers to succeed in the ESL classroom.  This manual has been developed to reflect the practical aspects of teaching English as a second language and includes:

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TEFL/TESOL Certification Japan Course Instructors

Our Japan TEFL/TESOL course instructors are highly qualified native English teachers from Canada who have extensive experience with learning and teaching languages. They are skilled in the ESL and the TEFL TESOL fields, and also have expertise in related fields as well.  Throughout their careers they have taught teachers and students from Canada, America, Japan, Korea, China, the Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan, Russia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Kazakhstan, Armenia, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia, Belgium, the Netherlands, Italy, France, Burundi, South Africa, Nigeria, Mexico, Columbia, Brazil and more.

As a result, our instructors are able to pass their experiences on to our TEFL TESOL course students.  Our instructors thoroughly prepare students for not only the theoretical and academic aspects of teaching English as a second language, but for teaching English in the real world as well.  They can provide invaluable insights about English accents, classroom behaviour,  different nationalities, travel, and the benefits and pitfalls of teaching.  Their real life stories about teaching English abroad are sometimes funny, sometimes interesting, but most of all, they are something that no course textbook could ever teach.

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TEFL/TESOL Course – Japan Campus, Classroom & Location