iNMSOL offers, in addition to Spanish courses for foreigners, courses for native ELE professors, for all who want to learn to teach Spanish.
These courses have a practical and theoretical character. Among the main objectives of the course: the importance of familiarizing with conceptual and methodological aspects that are the basis of Spanish language teaching. Analyze the role of a professor / pupil in the teaching process; plan a lesson session and run them efficiently; and observe and reflect on the skills of Spanish teachers.
The course is shaped over 6 weeks (120 lessons), has a practical orientation and is composed of modules divided into a theoretical part and a practical part that takes place within an authorized classroom. Both modules last 40 sessions (4 lessons, each 45 minutes per day).
To whom is this course addressed?
The ELE course is aimed at:
- university students who are about to complete their studies and see the teaching of Spanish as another professional future career.
- to novice professors, or people who are professionally trained in teaching Spanish.
- Experienced professors in this field who need to update and familiarize themselves with the new teaching methods of Spanish and teaching materials.
- to foreign professors from Spain. The required Spanish level is C1 / C2.
Starting dates of 2018:
08.01.2018 – 16.02.2018 – Intensive: lasts 6 weeks
19.02.2018 – 30.03.2018 – Intensive: lasts 6 weeks
02.04.2018 – 11.05.2018 – Intensive: lasts 6 weeks
14.05.2018 – 22.06.2018 – Intensive: lasts 6 weeks
02.07.2018 – 27.07.2018 – Super intensive: lasts 4 weeks
06.08.2018 – 31.08.2018 – Super intensive: lasts 4 weeks
03.09.2018 – 28.09.2018 – Super intensive: lasts 4 weeks
01.10.2018 – 09.11.2018 – Intensive: lasts 6 weeks
12.11.2018 – 21.12.2018 – Intensive: lasts 6 weeks
Certificates
At the end of the training course for ELE professors, all participants will receive a final certificate. For this reason, you should have attended at least 85% of each module. This certificate will feature the logo of the Cervantes Institute given our quality of center accredited by this institution.