Master in English Language Teaching - Autonomous Learning Environments

Centro Universidad de la Sabana - Departamento de Lenguas y Culturas Extranjeras
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Modalidad de impartición The master’s programme is mainly taught on campus.
Número de horas Four (4) semesters
Titulación oficial Master in English Language Teaching - Autonomous Learning Environments
Valoración del programa ICELT – In-Service Certificate in English Language Teaching issued by the University of Cambridge, England. The Study plan include: Language learning theories, Language knowledge and awareness, Research in language teaching seminar, Autonomy and Hybrid Learning environments, Learner autonomy and self-access materials, New learning environments and many more.
Dirigido a Foreign citizens are required to comply with the legal requisites for residence in Colombia.
Empleabilidad Shold be better after finish this programm.

Master in English Language Teaching - Autonomous Learning Environments

Objetivos del curso - To explore English language awareness as a means to facilitate and optimize processes leading to effective teaching and learning.- To blend the latest technological developments with English teaching practice.- To develop competences for the creation, development and improvement of autonomous learning environments.- To develop competences for the management and optimization of language learning resource centres.- To enable participants to use research tools that lead to creative, innovative solutions in the field of English teaching and learning.- To improve and strengthen the skills to explore, consult, select, analyse, evaluate and use information related to English language teaching and learning in specific contexts.- To practice the development and improvement of permanent learning habits that favour continuous personal and professional growth as well as the discovery of new ways of knowledge acquisition.
Curso dirigido a The Master’s Programme has been designed for graduates currently teaching English or content-based subjects in English, who are interested in leading changes in methodology, education or research in response to the challenges of the modern world. Ideal candidates are always seeking responses to the needs that are typical of every day teaching practice in different contexts and are also willing to undertake projects concerned with the enhancement of autonomy in language learners.
Contenido Master in English Language Teaching – Autonomous Learning Environments
Length

Four (4) semesters
Mode of study

The master’s programme is mainly taught on campus, although some specific components are offered either online or in the hybrid mode.

Cost

Application fee: Col$115.000.
Tuition fee per semester: Col$5.150.000. (2010).

Schedule

Fridays, 4:00 to 8:00 p. m. Saturdays, 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p. m.

Agreements

ICELT – In-Service Certificate in English Language Teaching issued by the University of Cambridge, England. This is a cross curricular component of the Master’s programme, which provides balance between theory and practice in the different areas of the programme. Upon completion of the requirements established by the University of Cambridge, candidates are entitled to receive the ICELT Certificate.
Entrance requirements

Applications are welcome from professionals presently engaged in any area of English teaching or English content-based teaching.
Entrance requirements are:

- A BA degree in language teaching or a professional degree in any other area.
- English language competence equivalent to B2 or higher in the Common European Framework scale.

NB: Foreign citizens are required to comply with the legal requisites for residence in Colombia.

Study plan

I
Language learning theories
Language knowledge and awareness
Research in language teaching seminar

II
Autonomy and Hybrid Learning environments
Autonomy and virtual learning environments
Reflective teaching and learning
Action research: seminar

III
Learner autonomy and self-access materials
Reflective evaluation
Setting up and optimising resource centres
Action research project: seminar

IV
New learning environments
Language and globalisation
Self assesment
Language and content
Setting up and optimising resource centres
Action research project