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Language for Teaching courses are available to institutions and governments with a minimum order of 100 courses, or through our existing English language consultancy services packages.

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Give your teachers the English language skills they need to teach English with confidence.

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Improve the classroom and professional English of your teachers with Language for Teaching. The three courses are designed to improve teachers’ level of English, from Basic to Independent user (CEFR Levels A1 to B2).

The courses are for teachers who speak English as a second language. There are two versions of each course, for teachers working in primary or secondary schools.

After each Language for Teaching course, teachers can prepare for and take a Cambridge English language exam such as Cambridge English: Key, Cambridge English: Preliminary or Cambridge English: First.

Language for Teaching courses are at Foundation to Proficient stages on the Cambridge English Teaching Framework.

Key facts

Format: Online with optional tutor-led sessions
Assessment: Online progress tests

Language for teaching teacher speaking English With Language for Teaching, teachers show that they:

  • have improved their knowledge and understanding of the English language
  • have developed their own reading, writing, speaking and listening skills
  • have developed their ability to use English in the classroom and for other professional contexts
  • have become more fluent and confident in their use of English.

Two school kids students being taught in English Reasons to choose Language for Teaching:

  • Courses are aimed at specific CEFR levels, so you can clearly see your teachers’ English level improve.
  • Course content is designed specifically for primary and secondary school teachers, and includes general English language improvement.
  • Teachers can study at a pace and time that’s convenient for them.
  • Online tests track teachers’ progress throughout the courses.

Interested in Language for Teaching courses for your teachers?

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