CELTA Malaga - TEFL Course in Malaga, Spain

TEFL Certification in Malaga, Spain

Lying on the southern coast of Spain and highlighted by the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea, Malaga is a city with great natural and architectural beauty, rich culture, and Spanish tradition. The Malaga Roman Theater and the Alcazaba are a few attraction spots where CELTA trainees can visit during the course. The city also has a lot of beaches where you can relax while you study and you will love the delicious tapas available at every corner.

Our teacher training center in Malaga is located close to the center of the city with an excellent transport system that allows trainees to explore with ease. The center offers in-depth training in the theoretical and practical aspects of teaching English to adults with all classes handled by highly experienced and professional tutors.

Our CELTA course follows the syllabus accredited by the Cambridge Language Assessment. This includes a comprehensive analysis of language, lesson planning, material selection, as well as professional skills development.

We also have teaching practice sessions, a crucial part of the course that involves teaching learners in real classroom contexts. All practice teaching sessions are followed by evaluations with written and oral feedback to enhance learning. Trainees will engage in observation of lessons by their colleagues and experienced teachers.

There is no final examination at the end of the course. As a result, CELTA trainees have to submit four assignments with a maximum of 1500 words each as a means of continuous evaluation with assessed teaching practice. At the end of your CELTA course in Malaga, you will be issued the prestigious Cambridge CELTA, which is not just a world-recognized teaching qualification certificate course, but also a doorway to possibilities.

Malaga Course Highlights - A Quick Glance

A minimum of 120 contact hours at our center, with additional hours spent outside class for self-study: background reading, lesson planning and assignment writing.
Trainees are involved in lesson planning, language analysis, observation of peers and experienced teachers, reflection on their teaching practice and feedback from trainers.
6 hours of assessed teaching practice along with peer observation.
6 hours of observation of live lessons taught by experienced ELT professionals.
On-going job support, suitable assistance and continous professional development services.

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Malaga Course Dates

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, many of the CELTA courses continue to be delivered Online. However, both Mixed-mode and Face-to-face courses are being conducted depending on the interest. Please contact us to inquire about the specific course formats available.

Note that, an Online CELTA holds the same value as the Face-to-face course, and is equally recognized by ESL employers worldwide.

Malaga Course Details

Entry Requirements

You should be 20 years old by the commencement date of the course (trainees can be accepted over 18 at the center’s discretion).
While the course itself does not require you to have a degree, you should have a standard of education equivalent to that required for an entry into primary or higher education.
Have a strong command, awareness of English language with equal skills over verbal and written English so as to follow the course and complete the assignments.

Course Syllabus

Some of the main units of learning are:

Learners and teachers and the teaching and learning context
Language analysis and awareness
Language skills: reading, listening, speaking and writing
Planning and resources for different contexts
Developing teaching skills and professionalism
Classroom observation and management skills
Teaching practice and guidelines

Assessment

You will be continually assessed throughout the course and there is no final examination. The two types of assessment are:

Teaching Practice
Written Assignments

CELTA course trainees will always be kept informed of their progress during the course and an external assessor, appointed by Cambridge English, moderates each course.

Teaching Practice

Teaching Practice, Observation

Teaching practice is an integral part of the course where trainees work in groups to plan, observe and give feedback to each other.

Six hours of assessed teaching practice with real students in real classes.
Detailed oral and written feedback of your teaching practice.
Observation of both peer and qualified ELT teachers for six hours.

CELTA Training Center in Malaga

Our Malaga CELTA center is situated at Calle Santa Lucia, 29008, at the center of the city with easy access to other parts of town. The center provides state of the art facilities such as classrooms and a local cafeteria. Tutors employ the latest teaching techniques that ease learning for trainees and cater to each individual and their needs.

Our tutors’ patience, motivation, and humor make the CELTA course easy to scale. Even more, we admit a mix of students from different nationalities, like Japanese, Swiss American, and Russian students, which makes our classes multicultural and interesting.

We provide a variety of accommodation options like host families, shared flats, mini residences, independent apartments, and studios.

Job Support and Placement: Malaga, Spain

At our Malaga CELTA center, we possess the know-how to train and also to help candidates succeed in the global ESL market. Although the CELTA certificate is a passport to getting your dream of becoming a successful English teacher, we still provide support until you settle in your first job after the training.

Our tutors are always ready to give you tips on CV writing, interview, and relations with prospective employers. CELTA trainees will also be exposed to avenues where you can find potential employers and be able to apply for jobs. These may be through ESL job platforms or direct links to schools.

Why Choose CELTA in Malaga?

Spain is a popular destination for ESL teachers in the world, and Malaga is one of the major cities where teachers with a CELTA can easily find opportunities.

Teaching jobs in Malaga can be found at summer camps, language academies, government or volunteer programs, and private students preparing for an international examination.

The best time to apply for English teaching jobs in the city is from September to October, and also in January. Summer camp teaching positions are found in June through July.
The average pay for teachers with a CELTA qualification in Malaga is between 700 EUR to 2,000 EUR per month, depending on the type of school. If you decide to work with a volunteer program, then you will be offered accommodation but no payment.

Compared to cities like Barcelona, Madrid and Palma de Mallorca, the cost of living in Malaga is lower. As an English teacher, you would be able to earn enough to live comfortably. Also, with an average of 25 hours of work per week, there is enough free time to enjoy and explore the city.

Things to do in Malaga, Spain while taking a CELTA

There are a lot of things to do and see in Malaga while you study for your CELTA. The city maintains a highly aesthetic character with beaches, beautiful architectural structures, and delicious cuisines.

Some of the top attraction sites you can explore while taking your CELTA in Malaga include the famous Alcazaba, popularly known as Alcazaba of Malaga. This majestic palace dated back to the 11th century was built as a fortress of protection for the city. The Alcazaba has beautiful patios, fountains, and a museum and offers a great view of the sea. Located beneath the Alcazaba is the Malaga Roman Theater. Although it was originally a theater, it was later converted into a cemetery. Currently, it serves as a venue for several exciting outdoor activities.

Another beautiful place to visit in Malaga is the Gibralfaro Castle, with a lighthouse and a view of the city. There is also the Malaga Cathedral, the Museo de Laga, and the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions.

If you would love to relax after classes or during the weekends, then any of the numerous Malaga beaches will be most suitable. Try the Pedregalejo beach or the Penn del Ciervo beach. The most famous beach in the city, however, is La Misericordia, located within an up-and-coming neighborhood. You may also consider the La Concepcion Historical Botanical Gardens for the calm that comes with nature.

Do not miss out on the full range of delicious cuisines while in Malaga. Visit the Atarazanas market to get fresh local produce if you would like to try a local delicacy or explore some of the street restaurants and their mouthwatering dishes. Try the famous Malaga dish called Gazpachuelo made of fish prawns, egg yolk, or Ensalada Malaguena (Malaga salad) or Espeto, a wooden stake of sardines and Boquerones.

Begin your CELTA in Malaga. Explore the endless opportunities to enjoy a fulfilling teaching career in most countries of the world with the widely recognized CELTA certificate.

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