Bachelor of Arts TEFL Degree
Course Download and Re-Upload Area

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Fast-Track Credits

If you have taken a basic TEFL/TESOL (or similar) course previously and already have 'in class' teaching experience, you are eligible for fast-track credits, and exemption against 'Modules 1 and 5' of this BA TEFL course. If you have previously taken our own '120 Hour TEFL Course' you are not required to send your certificate back to us.

Use the 'drop box' below to send us a copy of your current CV and previous teaching certificates to be awarded these credits. Once we have received these documents we will confirm your exemption from 'Modules 1 and 5' via email.

Course Notes for all 'Modules'

Make sure that once downloaded, you ‘save as’ each module onto your computer, putting your full name at the end of the existing file name.

It is easy to do this. Once each module has been downloaded onto your PC or laptop, RIGHT CLICK on the file and select RENAME. For example, rename document as: module_1_ba_tefl_degree_student_name

On the full completion of each module, simply return to this web page, and use the ‘drop box’ below, to return it to us. Grading is done once all modules have been completed and returned to us.

Our essay marking of course work is based on many different points. These also include; originality of essay, sentence structure, punctuation, grammar and spelling. Take your time, and get it right!

While we fully support the use of the internet for research, when you find something on the internet or from a book, that perfectly fits the topic of the essay, don’t just copy and paste it! Read the article fully, then put it into your own words. This way, you won't fall foul of the grading team for plagiarism!

Google.com is an amazing tool for students, and you are sure to learn a lot along the way.

Important Notes for Students

Even with the awarding of fast-track credits, it takes a minimum of 4-6 months to complete the course for a highly experienced and knowledgeable ESL teacher (depending on how much time they can dedicate to the course).

Students should note that our grading teams can instigate an inquiry, if they feel that the modules have been completed and returned too quickly, and they may even employ their software to check modules against both the web and internal documents, in order to see if assignments and modules have been simply copied from material found on the web, books or from other students. If they feel that plagiarism was used by a student to complete the work too quickly, it can create an issue with the grading team, so please take your time, make the work your own, and get it right!

You can also provide a list of 'resources' and hyperlinks, for any material (books, web pages etc), at the bottom of each essay assignment topic, to show where you found the material relevant to the topic, and provide recognition for those authors that wrote it.

When researching your essay assignments on the web, it is important that you re-write information you have found, to make it your own work. You can even add personal teaching experiences into the course work, to match the topics, thus giving an essay, a more personal feel. You will certainly learn a lot more this way!

In the extremely rare event that a student submits a module for grading, that is below the required standard, do not worry! If an assignment within the module has failed the grade required, we will simply ask you to re-do the work, while providing advice and direction on how to correct the error(s). This is done until the assignment receives a pass grade. It is our mission that all students successfully complete the whole course with a pass grade, and our 'Student Advisers' are always on-hand to help.

This course is largely based on web research work for it's assignments, whereas our higher level degree courses (MA, PhD) provide much of the material (books, links etc) needed to complete the courses. At BA level, the university directors felt that the course should motivate the student to learn how to research material on the web, as the search for teaching information and materials is something that all ESL teachers need to be good at, in their teaching careers.

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Download Area for All Modules

Module 1

module_1_ba_tefl_degree_student_name.docx
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Module 2

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Module 3

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Module 4                                                                                   Module 5

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Download Course Modules in 'Word 97-2003'
If you have an older version of Microsoft Word, use the download links below

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The TEFL University Student Drop-Box

The 'Drop-Box' is simple to use!
All you have to do is to either 'drag an drop' your completed module(s) into the drop-box area, or select and upload your file(s) to it. Once you have dragged your file(s) into the box, or manually selected and uploaded them, simply click the UPLOAD button and we will receive the file(s) straight away. Click the Link Below to visit the Drop-Box Page:

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Click Here to Open the Drop-Box

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