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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Author: Ilinca Stroe A teacher who wants to keep developing needs to keep on learning – it’s common knowledge. Only by continuing to learn can we keep abreast of the latest developments in our field, avoid getting complacent and stagnating in an uninspiring comfort zone, keep...
Author: Olga Cherrington. Article originally published in issue no. 37 of the IH Journal. We like to think that when our young learners hear the word “competition” they jump right at it. But it is with joy or…? This article questions the use of strong competitiveness...
Author: Sandy Millin. Article originally published in issue no. 38 of the IH Journal. You’ve gained quite some teaching experience, you’ve even done your DELTA and you’re now eager to move up the career ladder. What will it be, a DoS post? Before aiming that high,...
Author: Ilinca Stroe This year, while International House (IH) Bucharest has reached 20 years of existence in Romania, its Teacher Training Centre is turning 3. Its activity during this time highlights the striking features that best describe it: tremendously bold and ambitious, very energetic, fast-growing and...
Author: Alex Zagorac. Article originally published in issue no. 38 of the IH Journal. Memorising new words isn’t something that happens to your students in just one class. Or is it? If we used in our classes a variety of memory techniques, wouldn’t our students remember...
Author: Anya Shaw and Veronique Ward. Article originally published in issue no. 38 of the IH Journal. Are you sometimes at your wits’ ends trying to motivate your teenage students to practise a bit of writing? This entertaining article, apart from a pleasure to read, is...
In 2002, one of the relatively few language centres based in Bucharest, Romania, decided to join the International House network. IH Bucharest was born. Since then it has grown from 6 to about 150 teachers, from a dozen of client companies to 400, and it...
Author: Ilinca Stroe Someone walks into a language school wishing to enrol on an English course. One of the first questions they’re bound to be asked is, “Have you studied English before?” It’s the preliminary step to ascertaining their current level of English, which is needed...
Author: Anthony Ash. Article originally published in issue no. 38 of the IH Journal. How many times have you had to urge your students in class, “English please!”? While their mother tongue (L1) can come in handy at times, for example to peer-teach difficult grammar structures,...
Author: Alastair Grant. Article originally published in issue no. 38 of the IH Journal. The stages of a typical reading lesson tend to be rather fixed. Following them we are probably correct, but we risk missing out on a very significant thing: our students’ opinions about...
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