Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Certificate
Program 09821
This teacher training
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This post-graduate 140-hour TESL Canada accredited program consists of 120 hours of course work plus 10 hours of ESL classroom observation and a 10 hour teaching practicum. The program is designed to be completed in one semester part-time; however, students have the flexibility to complete the certificate at their own pace over two or three semesters. Courses can be taken in any order except for TSOL 515 which is the last course in the program. All observations and practicum teaching may be completed in ESL classes at Humber College.
The certificate program is a hybrid program consisting of both in-class and online classes allowing students to take in-class and online classes at the same time. Upon successful completion of the TESL Certificate, students can apply to TESL Canada for certification. The TESL Canada certificate qualifies graduates to teach EFL overseas and ESL in programs across Canada that do not require TESL Ontario or equivalent accreditation.
Compulsory Courses:
- Online
| TSOL 511 – TESOL Methodology |
30 hours |
$275 |
TSOL 512 – Introduction to Language  |
30 hours |
$275 |
| TSOL 513 – Pedagogical Grammar |
30 hours |
$275 |
TSOL 514 – The ESOL Classroom  |
30 hours |
$275 |
| TSOL 515 – Practicum |
20 hours |
$250 |
Admission Requirements:
- A Canadian university degree or a degree with official Canadian equivalency.
- Non-native speakers must demonstrate proficiency in the English language.
- Please see www.tesl.ca on what tests and scores are acceptable for TESL Canada certification.
- An interview
- Application form and current resume
To apply to the program please complete the Application Form and send it with your current resume to Paul.Ward@humber.ca. Once received, you will be contacted to set up an interview. There is a $50 non-refundable application fee that must be paid at the time of the interview.
For more information, please contact Paul Ward, Director, Continuing Education, at Paul.Ward@humber.ca or (416) 675-5006.
Course Dates - Winter/Summer 2012
TSOL 511 - TESOL Methodology
| TSOL 511 50 |
March 5 to April 4 |
Mondays and Wednesdays |
6:30pm to 9:30pm |
| TSOL 511 51 |
May 14 to June 18 |
Mondays and Wednesdays |
6:30pm to 9:30pm |
TSOL 512 - Introduction to Language 
| TSOL 512 50 |
March 5 to April 2 |
| TSOL 512 51 |
May 14 to June 11 |
TSOL 513 - Pedagogical Grammar
| TSOL 513 50 |
April 9 to May 9 |
Mondays and Wednesdays |
6:30pm to 9:30pm |
| TSOL 513 51 |
June 30 to July 28 |
Saturdays |
9:00am to 3:00pm |
TSOL 514 - The ESOL Classroom 
| TSOL 514 50 |
April 9 to May 7 |
| TSOL 514 51 |
June 25 to July 23 |
TSOL 515 - Practicum
| Upon completion of TSOL 511, TSOL 512, TSOL 513 and TSOL 514 |
Humber also offers a full-time Graduate Certificate for those looking to become a teacher of English as a Second/Foreign Language. This full-time program can lead to both TESL Canada and TESL Ontario accreditation.