Teacher Training at Chichester English Language School
Chichester College Group (CCG) and Chichester College English Language School have a strong track record of delivery exemplary teacher training programmes. Our Language School has been British Council accredited since 1991. We have delivered Cambridge CELTA training programmes for over 20 years1.
Anglia Examinations is an English Language Exam board and wholly owned subsidiary of CCG, our English Language School has delivered bespoke teacher training programmes to Anglia teachers worldwide for decades. Our most recent bespoke teacher training was delivered between January and February 2020.
CCG is rated Ofsted Outstanding and offers PGCE & CERT2 education for teachers who currently work in further education and training.
All of our teacher trainers have at least a DELTA/DipTESOL qualification. Many of our teachers have lived and worked around the world. They all have a passion for teaching English and are dedicated to ensuring students reach their full potential.
We pride ourselves on delivering unique learning experiences which broaden horizons, embed best practices and provide a memorable experiences for all beneficiaries.
Teaching Team
All of our teacher trainers have at least a DELTA/DipTESOL qualification. Many of our teachers have lived and worked around the world. They all have a passion for teaching English and are dedicated to ensuring students reach their full potential.
Testimonials
1. What have you enjoyed most of the class observations?
- “I enjoyed a lot of things like tips how to present new vocabulary, play games to promote grammar and speaking together, how to use technology and many more.”
- “The way how teachers I observed did their class. Their monthly offered and standardised programme.”
- “I like how the teachers respect the students. They are very patient and also the classes are completely dynamic.”
- “I enjoy the dynamic classes going on.”
2. Is there anything that you have found challenging?
- “C1 classes which were also part of my classes were a bit challenging.”
- “Yes, the classes are difficult and I know that I have to study and practice my English.”
- “Yes, the pronunciation that in this case I will be in real contact with native people and was wonderful to understand then.”
- “No, really.”
3. Overall – what will you take with you in relation to your own teaching practice?
- “It really helped me improve and add new things my teaching practice.”
- “The writing sessions, the listening practice and the very funny classes that we have.”
- “I am thinking put in practice all the tips here I’ve learned; overall put on practice British language because it’s wonderful.”
- “Classroom management and the hard work of teachers.”
4. How would you describe your overall experience of your stay in the UK?
- “Something amazing as it was a new experience as well as challenging since it made me test myself and use my background knowledge I had learnt before.”
- “Fantastic, I really enjoyed this experience and the course was beautiful.”
- “I describe my experience in only two words ‘wonderful’ / ‘amazing’. It was the best that I have had.”
- “It was fascinating! Thanks a lot!”