Teachers and students can take advantage of free online courses offered by the British Council. For these courses, registration is still open. Take a look.
Getting something for free is the best thing ever. In general, people are drawn to things that are both nice and free. The British Council offers the following free courses to instructors and students.These free courses were created by the British Council in partnership with FutureLearn, a British platform. Teachers and students can easily enroll in these courses to maintain their professional and academic growth, and registration is open all year round.
Examining English: Shakespeare This course is open to both professors and students. Examining William Shakespeare's life and works will take you from his birthplace of Stratford-upon-Avon to the Globe Theatre in London, where he cemented his position as a major figure in English literature. The course will run for six weeks, with two hours of instruction each week. This course will use William Shakespeare's life and works to assist teachers and students become more fluent in English.
Workplace English: This course is just for students. It is intended for those who wish to enhance their employability and employment circumstances by honing their English language proficiency. The course will last for four weeks, with two hours of instruction each week. Enrollment is open to non-native English speakers who have studied the language to at least a pre-intermediate level (about an A2 on the CEFR).
Exploring English: Language and Culture: This course is only open to students. The course will last four weeks, with two hours of instruction each week. Students will gain knowledge of various popular cultural subjects and UK lifestyles, such as English as a global language, through this course.
Success-oriented education: the classroom and the wider world The goal of this teacher professional development course is to examine 21st-century technology and soft skills and how to apply them in your English as a Foreign Language (EFL) classroom. ICT proficiency is vital, but so are creativity, critical thinking, communication, and teamwork. All of these abilities are covered in this course, along with how teachers can assist their students in developing them as they advance in their English language proficiency. The course lasts for four weeks, with three hours of study time per week. Teachers of English at all levels are the target audience for this course.
English language instructors who wish to enhance their lesson ideas, instructional materials, and general professional development can enroll in Teaching for Success: Lessons and Teaching. Among the subjects that will be covered in this course are lesson and course design, resource management, lesson management, and professional development accountability. The training lasts four weeks, and three hours are spent studying each week.
Language Assessment in the Classroom: This four-week course, which is only for teachers, requires three hours of study per week. Teachers can gain knowledge of the fundamentals of sound language assessment by taking this course. The various forms of assessment in education and their applications can be understood by teachers. This course is intended for secondary school language teachers.
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