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English Language Assessment
About the modules
About the modules
There are three DELTA modules. All three modules include a focus on theory and practice. You can take as many of the modules as you want, and in any order.
| Module One | Understanding Language, Methodology and Resources for Teaching |
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| Module Two | Developing Professional Practice |
| Module Three | Option 1: Extending Practice and ELT Specialism Option 2: English Language Teaching Management |
What will I learn in each DELTA module?
| Module One | This module focuses on extending and developing candidates’ knowledge and understanding of teaching and learning English in a range of contexts. |
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| Module Two | This module focuses on developing awareness and expertise in the principles and professional practice of teaching English in a range of contexts. |
| Module Three, option one | You will carry out an independent investigation, leading to the design of a course programme. |
| Module Three, option two | You will carry out an independent situation analysis, leading to the design of a change proposal looking at an area of management. |
For more information, you can download a more detailed summary of each of the modules, or find the full details in the DELTA syllabus.
Download the summary
Download the DELTA syllabus
How is DELTA assessed?
Each DELTA Module is assessed in a different way:
- DELTA Module 1: written examination
- DELTA Module 2: a portfolio of coursework, including lesson observations
- DELTA Module 3: a written assignment
For more detail, you can download the summary of how each module is assessed.
Download the summary
