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    TESOL/CELTA Course
    What is the difference between TESOL and CELTA?

    TESOL is the Teacher of English to Speakers of Other Languages certificate, and CELTA is the Certificate of English Language Teaching to Adults.  There is little difference between them, although generally speaking TESOL is a US recognised certificate, and CELTA is a British recognised certificate.  (Trinity TESOL from the UK is a notable exception to this generalisation.)

    Our TESOL/CELTA course is a comprehensive six-week course which should be accepted by all English Language schools.  The full syllabus is detailed here.  Our school is accredited with IPELT (Institute of Professional English Language Teaching).

    The course is conducted in historic Kiev (or Kyiv as it is now known).  Course cost includes all tuition, materials, lfinding accommodation, a monthly card for travel on the Metro, and transport to and from the airport  on arrival and departure. 

    During your stay in Kiev, you will have several weekends free to explore and see the sights.  We will happily provide you with a list of contacts for people who will be glad to show you around.  We also organise some social events so you can experience Ukrainian culture.

    There are many things you can do in Kiev – from the opera and ballet to modern night clubs and cafes, Irish pubs and of course, there is plenty to see.  The outdoor museum at Peregova is a must for anybody interested in anything rural.  There are literally dozens of museums and galleries, markets and bazaars, ancient churches and modern supermarkets.  The contrasts are spectacular.

    Course cost is $2,400 with a discount of 10% for advance payment.  Full price after discount is $2,160 if paid two months prior to the start of the course.  Book now to avoid disappointment!

     
     
    Last updated Thursday, 12 November 2009