To meet Cambridge RSA requirements you must be at least 20 years old and have gained academic qualifications to the standard of university entrance. You must also have a knowledge and awareness of the English language, which allows you to follow the course and complete the assessed work. In practice, participants on these courses vary widely in experience, education and age. Each course follows the syllabus guidelines set by Cambridge RSA for the number of course hours and the topics covered. This is a highly practical course and teaching practice sessions and observation of experienced teachers are key components, together with workshops and lectures covering the topic areas, lesson preparation, tutorials and written work.
Assessment is continuous and covers all aspects of the course.
Please contact Bell Enquiries Department for a copy of the leaflet Cambridge RSA Certificate and Diploma Courses . Participants must also have a knowledge and awareness of the English language which allows them to follow the course and complete the assessed work. The course aims to develop participants' knowledge of the theory of ELT and consolidate and extend their classroom practice. Professional development Input sessions are led by the course tutor and cover the topic areas. Assessment is based on the coursework portfolio and an exam.