To The Editor
Letter 1
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Welcome to your Pavilion ELT newsletter In this edition, Gerhard Erasmus asks whether a CELTA or Trinity CertTESOL is really still necessary for organisations in the second of two blogs on the topic and Damien Herlihy suggests 10 ways to improve your teaching observation. New from Modern English Teacher Blog – Is a CELTA or Trinity CertTESOL really still necessary – Part 2 The CELTA and the Trinity CertTESOL have often been considered the ‘gold standard’ in ELT teaching. But is that still the case? In the second of two blogs, Gerhard Erasmus looks at them from an organisation’s point of view, and highlights some of the responsibilities we have towards newly qualified teachers. If you missed Part 1, where Gerhard asked whether these qualifications still hold value for teachers, you can catch up here. New from Pavilion ELT Vlog – Ten ways to improve your teaching observation A bad observation can damage both the teacher and the observer. So how can they be improved? In this vlog, Damien Herlihy dives into ETpedia Teaching Training to suggest 10 things you can do before and during the observation to prevent disaster. |
