CELTA Preparation Challenge

What does CELTA stand for?

• Certificate in English Language Teaching to All

• Certificate in English Language Teaching for Children

• Certificate in English Language Training to Adults

• Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults

What is the primary focus of the CELTA course?

• Teaching English as a foreign language.

• Practicing conversational skills in native languages.

• Studying literature from different cultures.

• Learning to write academic papers.

How long does a typical CELTA course last?

• 6 weeks (part-time)

• 4 weeks (full-time) or approximately 12 weeks (part-time)

• 2 weeks (full-time)

• 8 weeks (full-time)

What are the main components of the CELTA assessment?

• Language proficiency tests

• Classroom management techniques

• The main components of the CELTA assessment are teaching practice, written assignments, and a portfolio.

• Student feedback forms

What type of teaching practice is included in CELTA?

• Online lectures only

• Teaching theory without practice

• Teaching practice with real students

• Group discussions without feedback

What is the minimum age requirement to enroll in a CELTA course?

• 15 years old

• 21 years old

• 18 years old

• 16 years old

What is one key benefit of obtaining a CELTA certification?

• Lower tuition fees for language courses.

• Access to exclusive travel opportunities.

• Increased employability in English language teaching.

• Improved skills in non-language subjects.

What is the difference between CELTA and DELTA?

• CELTA is for advanced teachers; DELTA is for beginners.

• CELTA is for beginners; DELTA is for experienced teachers.

• CELTA focuses on business English; DELTA focuses on academic English.

• CELTA is a certification for online teaching; DELTA is for in-person teaching.

What kind of teaching contexts is CELTA designed for?

• Teaching English as a foreign language to adults.

• Teaching English as a second language to teenagers.

• Teaching mathematics to adults.

• Teaching English to children.

What is the expected outcome for students who complete the CELTA course?

• Increased focus on administrative tasks rather than teaching skills.

• Increased employability and practical teaching skills.

• Reduced teaching opportunities and theoretical knowledge only.

• Limited job prospects and no practical experience.