Delta Module 3 FAQs

What does Module Three involve?
Module Three allows trainees to choose a specialism within TESOL that interests them.

Can I choose any specialization?
You can choose a specialization in any of the following areas:

• Teaching Exam Preparation Classes
• Young learners
  
• Very young learners
  
• Business English
• English for Academic Purposes
• English for Specific Purposes
• One-to-One Teaching House
• ESOL and Literacy
• ESOL through Content
• Monolingual Classes
• Multilingual Classes
• Teaching in an English-Speaking Environment
• Teaching in a Non-English Speaking Environment
• Online Learning
• Language Support (e.g. focusing on writing needs in an academic setting)
• Language Development for Teachers
• Teaching English to Learners with Special Requirements

How much work is involved in Module 3?
About 60-80 hours of work is necessary to complete Module 3.

What sort of support will I get from my tutor?
Your tutor is available through email throughout the 3-month period that you are researching and writing your assignment. In addition, the two-day seminar (run at the end of Module Two) provides detailed instructions on what you need to do and examples of completed assignments.