Applied Linguistics and TESOL

UTS is currently a world-leading provider of postgraduate language and literacy courses, with academics who are published writers and globally recognized experts in the area. This class meets the professional development needs of a broad selection of English language teachers and teachers teaching kids, adolescents and adults. In its foundation and specialisation subjects, the class presents contemporary models and analysis of both language learning and instruction. It caters to those seeking a first teaching qualification in teaching English to adult speakers of different languages and also for those who already possess a teaching qualification, searching credit comprehension and wishing to acquire a specialist degree within the area. Students study subjects that equip them with knowledge and skills to teach English in various local and worldwide contexts. The class includes flexible analysis options, with several classes held sometimes acceptable for students working standard fulltime hours. It is designed by a group of experienced TESOL professionals who are familiar with the full range of English language instruction contexts. The grad diploma explicitly meets the needs of students and teachers in the following contexts: dealing with migrants and Native students across all levels of education teachers wanting to change discipline are as teaching English outside Australia international students wishing to study TESOL with the possibility of expanding in to the master curriculum.

• UTS recognised bachelor level, or equivalent or higher qualification, or filed other evidence of general and professional qualifications that illustrates potential to pursue graduate studies. Qualification for entry does not guarantee offer of a place. International students: To get a student visa to study in Australia, international students must enrol complete time and on campus. Australian student visa regulations additionally require international students studying on student visas to complete the class within the standard full time course. Students may expand their classes only in exceptional conditions.