Institute of English Teaching to Children:

From Crib to Classroom: A 1-Day Certificate Course in Teaching Very Young Learners

Date: Sunday, November 11th, 2012 Time: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Speaker: Marco Brazil IETC Training Director

Description:
Discover how you can teach very young learners the fun and easy way with mothers or fathers in your class. In this course you will learn how to make your oyako class serious fun so that both mother and child are having a great time learning English. Most teachers who begin teaching English as a foreign language in nursery and kindergarten think how easy it is going to be to teach this age group. Soon they discover that the task is not easy at all. Early language learners have to be interested, constantly animated and involved in a variety of fun EFL activities and experiences for very young kids. In this course Marco will teach you how to plan for your lesson and how to execute them so that children want to come and deliver results so that mothers keep paying. Fee: 7,000 yen (includes handout, plastic file, and certificate) Maximum number of participants: 16 (We keep our training small to ensure individual attention, so please book early to ensure your seat).

Organization: Institute of English Teaching to Children

Cost: 7,000 yen

Venue: Tsukuba Science Information Center, Tsukuba City

Location: Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

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Website: englishteachingtochildren.blogspot.com

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