TEFL & TELT
If you want to teach English in Malta, you can get your TEFL Certification with ESE.
Teaching English as a second or foreign language
Become a teacher of English as a Foreign Language to help learners develop their knowledge and skills in the language which dominates the world of academia, work and leisure.
How can you do this? Simple. Join ESE’s TEFL & TELT* courses to enable you to teach in Malta and equip you with communicative methods and techniques to develop your learners in their language needs. TELT is offered for free in conjunction with the TEFL course.
Our next TEFL course will be held from 14th October to 21st November, three times a week after 15:00. To participate please submit your details by completing the form below and we will contact you with more information.
YOU WILL
- get an insight into what teaching English as a foreign language involves
- learn how to deliver engaging and successful lessons
- get the best learning experience available
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What is the TEFL course?
The TEFL Certification is one of the requirements needed to apply for a teaching permit in Malta.
The course includes input sessions, teaching practices, classroom observations and assignments.
- The cost of the course is €350 which is fully refunded by ESE if the teacher meets certain conditions – if you work with us for a certain number of weeks, the course will be free. (Work is guaranteed!)
- A degree in education or prior teaching experience is not necessary to enrol on the course. The only requirement is that you must be at least 18 years old.
What is the TELT exam?
The TELT exam is designed by the ELT Council to provide novice ELT teachers with a minimum language proficiency certification if the teacher is not in a possession of an A level. In addition, it consists of a written paper including grammar, lexis, phonology and writing.
TELT is also included in the course fee.
Get started by filling out the form below.
If you know anyone who would like to teach or should you want more information please email Sarah Zammit: [email protected] / [email protected] or use the form below.
On enquiring, you must submit a 250 word essay entitled: Give a description of yourself to someone who has never met you.
