Teacher training courses (E/LE) in Valencia

VALENCIA, Spain - May 23, 2018 - PRLog -- Many students choose degrees on Philology, Education or Translation, among others, in order to become a Spanish teacher as a foreign language. Their goal is to travel to another country and make a living out of teaching Spanish to foreign students. However, they won't really get closer to their aim through these degrees, and they won't get a certification to prove their skills when it comes to teaching Spanish either, given the few options that exist when it comes to teacher training in this field.

That's why these training courses for those who want to teach Spanish as a foreign language, commonly known as E/LE, is gaining importance these days, through both Instituto Cervantes as well as through their accredited centers, which have worldwide recognition as part of this important Spanish public organization that changed the way teaching and studying Spanish is perceived after its foundation in 1991. Nowadays, over 27 years later, 87 Instituto Cervantes' offices are present in over 40 countries all around the world, and its almost 200 accredited centers in 20 different countries complement the expansion of the Spanish language within the 5 continents.

Costa de Valencia, escuela de español, which is one of these accredited centers, will offer the 3rd edition of their teaching training course (E/LE) in July. This course's practical approach is one of its strongest points, which will make sure that the students acquire the necessary skills in order to teach Spanish to foreign students, and at the same time they'll be able to practice them so they can strengthen all this knowledge.

This course (https://www.costadevalencia.com/english/node/51) will consist of theoretical workshops during the morning, addressing different key points when it comes to teaching Spanish as a foreign language, such as spoken resources, encouraging interaction between students in order to reinforce their communicational skills, or the main grammar issues foreign students often show. Practical classes will be taken with an experienced teacher during the afternoon, who will guide and share a piece of advice with the course participants, so they can schedule, plan and teach their own class, which will be assessed by the tutor.

Although the practical lesson will mark the end of this course's July edition, 2 more editions remain for both October and December. That's why teaching training courses in Spanish as a foreign language (E/LE) aren't just a useful resource, but the wide range of up to 5 yearly editions also lets students choose the one that suits them the most.