LTi TESOL Publications
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We have been at the forefront of TESOL since 1996, when we were the first organisation in Australia to receive Australian Government accreditation for a TESOL qualification.
We have continued to refine and develop our resources and stay up to date with the latest TESOL industry practices. The high quality suite of TESOL resources and assessment are mapped directly to current Australian Government Accredited TESOL Courses and include:
The TESOL resources and assessment are available in both online and print. Our Courses and resources are used by Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) around Australia as well as globally, with partners and licensees both nationally and internationally. |
Digital copies of the LTi Course materials are provided FREE at no extra charge to all LTi students. Printed copies are available for optional purchase if preferred. Over
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TESOL TextbookTESOL Made Practical for All Situations
ISBN: 978-0-9775324-1-4 e-Book provided complimentary to all LTi students Printed paperback available for purchase (optional) BOOK SUMMARY ↓ (click to view)
TESOL Made Practical For All Situations provides essential information to people entering or participating in the TESOL profession. Topics are addressed powerfully and practically in a coherent, succinct manner and embody the core components of TESOL. The book equips people for teaching English as a second language (ESL) or as a foreign language (EFL) in a variety of settings ranging from situations in which there is a high degree of support (e.g. prescribed syllabus or course materials), to the opposite extreme where there is very little or no support. The training, as the name states, is intentionally practical in its goals, with both the language learner and the teacher in mind. TESOL Made Practical For All Situations focuses on the practical or task-based learning needs that motivate language learning. It is based on the theory that people choose to learn English because there are practical tasks, requiring the use of English, that they need to complete. These practical tasks are the starting point for determining the process and content of language learning. The approach to language teaching and learning presented in this training manual is based on systemic functional linguistics theory, aimed at developing skills in analysing tasks and texts to identify the kind of language used to achieve specific social purposes. The book is directed towards to the practical goal of training, which is to equip teachers for the whole spectrum of teaching duties, from planning through to delivery and assessment. This textbook outlines how to identify learners’ needs and formulate them into learning goals, which in turn become the basis for a syllabus or training program. With this preparation, ESL/EFL teachers will be able to design training programs, and original materials, for any particular group of learners. In situations where the only directive given is as vague as, “Please, teach them English,” teachers will now have the skills to plan a purposeful and meaningful learning program with interesting and engaging activities. TESOL Made Practical For All Situations also guides trainees to recognise and exploit everyday texts for their potential use in language learning activities, thus reducing dependence on published materials that may not be easily accessed in remote teaching situations, or which may even prove to be culturally irrelevant or inappropriate. This practical training means teachers no longer have to be tied to a course book; they will be ready to enrich and expand, or diverge altogether. CHAPTERS ↓ (CLICK TO VIEW)
Chapter 1: Analyse culture and learning Chapter 2: Analyse and teach English language Chapter 3: Teach English grammar Chapter 4: Teach spelling and pronunciation Chapter 5: Teach speaking Chapter 6: Teach listening Chapter 7: Teach reading Chapter 8: Teach writing Chapter 9: Develop resource files Chapter 10: Apply approaches and methods in TESOL Chapter 11: Design ESL syllabus Chapter 12: Assess ESL learning Chapter 13: Teach English for academic purposes (EAP) Chapter 14: Teach English for specific purposes (ESP) Chapter 15: Teach ESL to early childhood learners Chapter 16: Teach ESL to primary school aged learners Chapter 17: Teach ESL to teenage learners Chapter 18: Use music, art and drama in TESOL Chapter 19: Use technology to assist ESL learning Chapter 20: Work with volunteers in ESL contexts Chapter 21: Establish community based English classes Chapter 22: Practical tips for classroom teaching |
LTi TESOL Course Assessment Folder
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Note: The assessment folder is only available for purchase by students or licensees. It is not available for general public purchase.
The LTi TESOL Course Assessment Folder is a 300 page publication containing:
Special bulk order or licensee prices available on request |
Online Learning Platform
The TESOL Online Student System (TOSS) guides students through the Course with through a series of tasks designed to develop and assess students knowledge of TESOL. The robust system provides tutorial videos and facilitates online submission, marking and feedback for Course assessment. In the system, students have access to many complementary resources, including:
- Video tutorials
- Workbook & Practical Placement Tasks – in editable Word / PDF format
- Student guides, including course outlines and practical placement guide
- Enrichment resources such as:
- Example videos of ESL teaching practices
- ESL Worksheets
- Grammar activities
- Lesson plan examples
- ESL Resource links
- Additional readings (external website links, PDFs, etc.)
- Online assessment submission, feedback and marking facilities
