About CELTA

CELTA stands for “Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults”. It is the original certificate course in teaching English to speakers of other languages (TESOL) or teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL), and it has been running for four decades. It is highly respected and recognized globally, with 7 out of 10 employers worldwide asking applicants to have it.

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  • CELTA Part-time – September 2026
    17:00 -21:00
    2026.11.14-2026.11.28

    September 26 – November 28, 2026

    100% online

    Monday, and Wednesday between 17.30-21.00

    Saturday between 10.00-15.00

    Assisted Lesson planning – Friday between 17:30 – 19:00

  • Teach Your Way to the Top – Leaders in the Making
    19:00 -21:00
    2026.11.14

    FREE WEBINAR – CELTA & DELTA

    Teaching is not just about methods — it’s about mindset.
    Every course, every learner, every classroom moment challenges us to grow.
    Join us for an evening of insight, practical inspiration, and meaningful reflection with three outstanding speakers who have shaped English language education worldwide.

    This free webinar, hosted by International House Bucharest – Teacher Training Centre, brings together Cambridge experts and IH trainers to explore the power of language, learning, and transformation.

    Register now for FREE

     

    • You’ll receive a certificate of participation;
    • You’ll get answers to your questions from top authors from around the world;
    • You’ll have the chance to see Scott Thornbury live and ask him questions;
    • You’ll gain greater clarity about international teaching as a teacher;
    • The webinar will show you how to unlock new opportunities and teach internationally;
    • You’ll become more confident and may choose to join the International House Bucharest family;
    • You’ll enjoy exclusive benefits for services on celtaromania.ro.

     

    Event Schedule

     

     

    Tomorrow’s Leaders Are Sitting in Today’s Classrooms

    Schools do more than teach subjects—they shape the people our students become. Drawing on the Erasmus+ Leaders in the Making project and practical classroom experience, this presentation explores how everyday teaching can develop confidence, responsibility, collaboration and learner agency, helping young people become resilient, future-ready citizens through small but powerful changes, routines and teaching approaches.

     

    Diana England has been teaching English and training teachers for over four decades. As Head of Training and Teacher Development at International House Lisbon and Torres Vedras, Portugal, she works with teachers at every stage of their careers, from pre-service trainees to experienced professionals. A CELTA and Delta tutor and Erasmus+ project partner, Diana is passionate about making research practical and helping teachers create inclusive classrooms where young people develop the confidence, skills and mindset to thrive in an ever-changing world.

     

    Josip Sobin

    Josip Sobin is CEO of Jantar – International House Split and a member of the International House World Organisation Board of Directors. Since 2011, he has led a foreign language school and adult education institute, combining educational leadership, technology and business development.

    Under his leadership, Jantar received the Croatian Quality mark and was recognised by the Croatian Chamber of Commerce as the most successful small business in the Split-Dalmatia region. Josip has also contributed to several EU-funded Erasmus+ initiatives focused on teacher development and educational technology. His work includes the VR4LL project, which explores the use of virtual reality in language teaching and was shortlisted for a British Council ELTons Award for Digital Innovation.

     

    As a speaker, he brings a practical perspective on how AI, virtual reality and emerging technologies can support meaningful, engaging language learning.

     

    Palmina LaRosa

    Rethinking Education for an Unpredictable World

    What is the true purpose of education in an age of uncertainty, artificial intelligence, and constant change? If schools are meant not only to prepare young people for the future but to empower them to shape it, then leadership can no longer be seen as an optional extra reserved for a few—it must become part of every learner’s journey.

    This keynote explores the vision behind Leaders in the Making: the belief that leadership is not about titles or authority, but about the capacity to take initiative, collaborate, act responsibly, and create positive change. Drawing on the project’s experiences and practical examples, the session invites teachers to rethink their role—not only as educators of knowledge, but as cultivators of agency, character, and purpose.

    Because the question is no longer whether our students will inherit the future. The question is whether they will be ready to lead it.

    Palmina is an educational innovation specialist, teacher educator and certified professional coach with more than 30 years of experience in language education, teacher development and the promotion of future-ready competences. She is Director of Operations at AISLi (the Italian Association of Language Schools), where she leads the Future Skills Agency project, supporting schools in integrating life competencies, leadership and wellbeing into teaching and learning.

    A former school leader and founder of the Coaching, Training and Development (CTD) department at Giga International House, Palmina has designed innovative pedagogical models, including the SPIRE Model, and has coordinated educational research whose findings were selected by Cambridge University Press & Assessment for publication as a case study on teacher coaching and life competencies.

    An international speaker, she has presented at conferences including IATEFL, EAQUALS, TESOL Italy, DIDACTA and International House Directors’ Conferences, and is the author of numerous publications on coaching, leadership and 21st-century education.

     

    Julie Lehner

    Trend Setters, Leader Makers

    Great teachers don’t just teach—they shape futures. Every lesson, every conversation and every moment of encouragement has the potential to influence tomorrow’s leaders. But what shapes the teachers themselves?

    In this thought-provoking session, we’ll explore the powerful ripple effect of teacher development, from training and mentoring to classroom impact. We’ll discover how investing in your own professional development as a teacher will give you the confidence to engage, inspire and empower the next generation to lead, innovate and make a difference.

    Because every leader starts with a teacher.

    Julie is the Head of Teacher Training at International House Bucharest and an enthusiastic CELTA & DELTA trainer. Throughout her career, she has nurtured an interest in experience design and has been an active teacher and trainer in schools on two continents, constantly innovating and experimenting with course design, schedule, teaching practice delivery and trainee group social dynamics on CELTA & DELTA courses.  She now lives in Bucharest and regularly travels (online and offline) for bespoke training courses and conferences in Europe and Central Asia.

     

    Aniella Bușilă

     

    Aniella is an Educational Consultant and experienced teacher trainer who has worked with teachers and schools across Romania and Moldova since 2009. Her session will focus on how Cambridge qualifications empower educators to continually refine their teaching and create richer learning experiences.

     

     

    Moderator: Petru Ganj

    Petru Gânj is a TEDx speaker, Marketing Specialist at International House Bucharest, and a graduate of MSc programmes in Management and Digital Marketing. A UK Public Speaking Student Champion, he combines experience in communication, branding, business and education with a natural ability to create engaging and meaningful conversations.

    Through his work at International House and his involvement in educational and leadership projects, Petru is passionate about bringing people and ideas together and turning dialogue into meaningful impact. He has also contributed as a speaker at international education events, exploring the role of strategy in building strong, authentic brands. As moderator, he brings energy, clarity and curiosity to the stage, creating the space for both speakers and audiences to connect, reflect and participate.

     

     

    Why Attend

    Because great teaching evolves.
    Join us to reconnect with the heart of education, explore the bridge between CELTA and DELTA, and learn how to teach the change and become the difference.

     

     

  • DELTA Module 1 – September 2026
    20:00 -22:00
    2026.11.14-2026.11.21

    Date & Schedule

    15 September-21 November 2025 (10 weeks); 

    Asynchronous course + synchronous input on Fridays, 20:00-22:00

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At International House Bucharest, our team isn’t just made up of experienced educators—it’s a community of dedicated professionals, each bringing a unique blend of expertise, empathy, and a passion for meaningful learning. From CELTA and DELTA trainers to curriculum designers and language consultants, we work collaboratively to create high-impact courses that transform careers and lives.We believe in teaching with both competence and care. Our content is grounded in real classroom experience, informed by international standards, and driven by the belief that teaching English is more than a job—it’s a way to empower others, open doors, and build futures.Whether we're writing an article, designing a lesson, or guiding a teacher through their next qualification, our purpose remains the same: to offer clarity, support, and inspiration—so learners and teachers alike can thrive.

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