Paisley Campus
This course will be equip you with the relevant, practical teaching and English language skills as well as the confidence and citizenship skills that you will gain from developing language learnt in situ.
You will be supported, throughout, in considering the role of language in a global context and the associated benefits for citizens, nationally and internationally, as developing linguists; that is, how to enhance both your own prospects and those of your prospective students in a global context.
You should hold a first degree, and either be practising teachers of TESOL (Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages) or intend to enter the profession.
September
Postgraduate Master's
MEd
Full time
1 year
School of Education and Social Sciences
Education
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