Program Descriptions: 

TESL 120 Hour TESL Canada Diploma Program 

Students can complete this comprehensive 120-hour program within five weeks.  The program is divided into 10 separate modules (100 hours) presented sequentially, with a 20-hour practicum. TESL Canada recognizes this program worldwide. 

TESL 100 Hour International Student TESL Diploma Program 

Students can complete this comprehensive 100-hour program within four weeks.  The program is divided into 10 separate modules (100 hours) presented sequentially.  There is no practicum and this program is designed specifically for International Students.
 

TECYL - TESL 100 Hour Diploma for Children and Young Learners Program

 Students can complete this comprehensive 100-hour program within four weeks.  The program is divided into 10 separate modules (100 hours) presented sequentially.  There is no practicum however there is an observation module in the fourth week.

TESL Student Teacher Volunteer Program 

TESL students are invited to take part in this volunteer program, which allows them to add valuable experience to their teacher training.  As part of their program, TESL students can volunteer to lead and take part in the PPIEC Conversation Club, (Saturday afternoons at PPIEC), and also take part in the tutoring of individual students.  Any student who completes 10 hours or more will receive a certificate of recognition from Pan Pacific and will be able to use the experience on their resume. 

TESL Job Placement Assistance and Counselling 

All TESL Teachers in Training are provided job market information as well are counselled on an individual basis regarding job opportunities in Canada and Overseas.

TESL-2008

TRAVEL THE WORLD AS A CERTIFIED ENGLISH TEACHER

TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE DIPLOMAS

The Education you need to Teach in Canada and Overseas!

A). TESL 120-Hour TESL Canada Recognized Diploma Program

B). TECYL 100-Hr Diploma for Teaching Children & Young Learners

Canadian Owned and Operated Since 1997 - Victoria  BC Canada

Teach English in Canada and Overseas!  Since 1997 Pan Pacific International English College Intensive TESL Diploma Programs have been providing student teachers with marketable career training for English teaching positions in Canada and all over the world. Choose the program that has it all with Pan Pacific.

Student Teachers in training will receive the highest quality of TESL instruction during Pan Pacific’s TESL Teacher Training Diploma Programs. The TESL Diploma Program includes 100 hours of intensive and comprehensive ESL methodologies, lesson planning, resources and job search skills. Student teachers also complete a 20-hour teaching practicum with ESL students from around the world who are attending our Intensive (ESL) English Language Programs in Victoria. Our new TECYL Diploma for teaching Children and Young Learners is a four-week program with an observation module, which takes place in the fourth week.

Institution Description:

Pan Pacific International College, (since 1997) is one of the best English as a Second Language (ESL), TESL Teacher Training and Academic Preparation Colleges in BC and Canada. We offer the opportunity for you to learn to teach English at our comprehensive English language school, working under our experienced BC Certified and ESL teaching staff.  Pan Pacific International English College, with its modern and spacious facilities, is bonded and registered with the Private Post-Secondary Education Commission of BC.  Pan Pacific Int’l English College is located in the heart of downtown Victoria.

Pan Pacific International English College is committed to providing you with marketable career training. We have developed a comprehensive program, which will provide you with the necessary skills to teach English as a Second Language. Our program offers a comprehensive and practical approach to teaching English while providing students with the personal attention they require in their teacher career training. Participants will acquire the ability to design lessons and to teach aspects of English as a Second Language to all levels of learners. Participants will gain confidence and reinforce knowledge through observation of working ESL classrooms at PPIEC and through delivering lessons. Graduates may apply for jobs in Canada and anywhere in the world.

Program Developers:

The Intensive International TESL Diploma Programs (120 Hour and 100 Hour program for Children and Young Learners), designed by the CEO and owner of PPIEC, Thaddeus K. Monckton (B.Ed., M.Ed., Ed.Admin.), and an ESL Doctorate, provides participants with a solid theoretical background and hands-on practical experience working with ESL students of different ages and levels. Dr. Karen Woodman (B.Sc., M.A. TESL, Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics) helped design the 240-hour program along with PPIEC and has extensive experience in the fields of ESL and TESL (teacher training). Our TESL Instructors have been in the field of education for many years, as teachers and administrators both in Canada and overseas. They have experience in many areas of education, including critical components such as teacher training and mentorship, program development, curriculum implementation, and organizational dynamics. They are energetic and solid communicators with highly developed interpersonal skills. Our instructors bring a working knowledge of key teaching and learning issues in ESL classrooms, to our team of professionals.

Prerequisites and Requirements for Students in all Programs:

(a)                Trainees applying for admission to programs must have completed their senior matriculation (Grade 12) including a ‘C’ grade minimum in English 12.  Some post-secondary education is recommended.

(b)               Trainees who are non-native speakers of English must prove proficiency in English by submitting official documentation for one of the following English proficiency tests before they commence the program.

(c)                Non-native speakers of English who do not have documentation of the above will be considered on an individual basis after successful completion of an intake interview.

Program Descriptions:

A). TESL 120 Hour TESL Canada Recognized Diploma Program

Students can complete this comprehensive 120-hour program within four weeks.  The program is divided into 10 separate modules (100 hours) presented sequentially, with a 20-hour practicum. TESL Canada recognizes this program worldwide.

B). TECYL - TESL for Children and Young Learners 100 Hour Diploma Program

Students can complete this comprehensive 100-hour program within four weeks.  The program is divided into 10 separate modules (100 hours) presented sequentially.  Teacher training theory is emphasized with an activity-based focus on the methods and techniques proven effective in language training for children and teenagers. There is no practicum however there is an additional 10-hour observation module to be conducted in real child and youth classrooms throughout the Victoria area.

TESL Student Teacher Volunteer Program

TESL students are invited to take part in this volunteer program, which allows them to add valuable experience to their teacher training.  As part of their program, TESL students can volunteer to lead and take part in the PPIEC Conversation Club, (Saturday afternoons at PPIEC), and also take part in the tutoring of individual students.  Any student who completes 10 hours or more will receive a certificate of recognition from Pan Pacific and will be able to use the experience on their resume.

TESL Job Placement Assistance and Counseling

All TESL Teachers in Training are provided job market information as well as counseled on an individual basis regarding job opportunities in Canada and Overseas. 

Course Outline:

(1)   Classroom instruction

•                     Interactive lectures and activities outline the theory for each module.

•                     Students will be asked to prepare several peer-teaching sessions.

•                     Evaluation is based on homework, assignments, exams, and participation.

(2) Practice teaching

•                     Under supervision of a mentor teacher, after an initial period of observation, students will be required to teach ESL classes.  Students will progress gradually from observation through assisting the mentor teacher to teaching the ESL class for an extended period of time.

•                     Students will be required to meet with their mentor teacher before and after the class to discuss class direction, goals, performance and progress.

•                     Practice teaching sessions are scheduled outside of TESL class time

Textbook and Materials:

The course is based on a core textbook and the Pan Pacific International English College   “ESL Student’s Manual”, which each student will receive. Students will also have access to up-to-date job listings, along with other supplementary materials and handouts.

Course work and Evaluation:

In order to be eligible for the Pan Pacific International TESL Diploma, candidates are expected to participate in the course for the full duration of the program.  Candidates will be allowed no more than 10 hours absence per month.  The Coordinator must approve absences. Students who are absent from more than the allowed number of hours will be allowed to continue, but will not receive a diploma.  The course work includes assignments, written exams, and practicum and in-class presentations.  Candidates must score a minimum of 75% overall on their final transcripts.

A Curriculum Overview:

Module 1: Theories and Methods - Overview of TESL

Module 2: Communicating effectively - Teaching Grammar

Module 3: Pronunciation to conversation - Teaching Listening & Speaking

Module 4: Literature and life - Teaching Reading

Module 5: Communicating creatively - Teaching Writing

Module 6: Pulling it all together - Designing ESL curriculum

Module 7: Creating communicative tests - Testing in ESL

Module 8: Making the classroom work - Class dynamics

Module 9: Finding your first ESL job - TESL or TEFL

Module 10: Going solo - Tutoring in ESL/EFL

Practicum: Observation and Practicum Teaching

(All Programs Include Peer Practicum Hours)

TESL Teacher Training Diploma Programs

11^th Anniversary Promotional Tuition Discounts

NOTE: All Programs require a $500.00 Non-refundable Deposit.

NOTE: Programs A and B.  Students registered in any one of the above TESL Programs will be given free admission to all of our Conversation Workshop, which is held every Saturday from 10am to 12 noon.

NOTE: Practicum, Observation and Conversation Club hours occur during daytime class hours Mon-Sat between 9am – 5pm.

NOTE: The Materials Fee is mandatory and includes your student PPIEC workbook, handouts and photo copied materials.

NOTE: Textbook Buy or Rent Option is available.  Textbooks that are rented must be returned with no writing or marks to get refund.  If the textbook has marks or writing then you must buy the text and your rental portion will be refunded.

NOTE: A Program Date Change Fee applies and is charged if you decide to change your program date.  PCF = $250.00

*Refund Policy: The Pan Pacific refund policy is as follows.  To receive a refund of any portion of tuition fees you must give PPIEC or its member schools written notice that you intend to withdraw from the program in which you have enrolled.  If a Student Authorization is denied, PPIEC will retain the $525.00 non-refundable fees and refund the balance of the tuition fees to you.  If you are eligible for a refund you will receive it within 30 days of your written notice.  All refunds are calculated on the fees for the program less the non-refundable $525.00 deposit paid upon registration. 

If you cancel in writing before your program starts PPIEC will retain the following tuition fees less the $500.00 non-refundable deposit paid:

                Less than 7 days after the contract is signed                     the lesser of 25% of the total refundable fees due or $400.00

                30 days or more                                                        25% of the total refundable fees due

                Less than 30 days                                                    40% of total refundable fees due

If you cancel in writing or are dismissed from PPIEC after your program starts, PPIEC will retain the following tuition fees less the $500.00 non-refundable deposit paid:

                Less than 10% of the program completed                                50% of total refundable fees due

                10% - 30% of program completed                                70% of total refundable fees due

            More than 30% of program completed                  No Refund 0%

NOTE:  The TESL 120 Hour program is recognized by TESL CANADA.  This program does not qualify graduates to teach in the public system, nor lead to a BC Teaching Certification.  After graduation from a TESL Canada Diploma program you may apply for level 1 TESL Canada Certification only if you already have a university degree from a recognized University.

Victoria TESL Programs – Dates & Times-2008

TESL CANADA FEDERATION

NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION STANDARDS

The TESL Canada National Professional Certification standards are based on level of education, TESL training, teaching experience and positive performance reviews. The following chart indicates the requirements for each level.