Teaching English in Global/Local Contexts Certificate

The Teaching English in Global/Local Contexts Certificate program is a fully online program that prepares practicing and new educators to be teacher-leaders in TESOL. This graduate-level certificate program prepares individuals to educate an increasingly varied population of students within and outside the U.S. through global perspectives. The program focuses upon teaching multilingual students within multiple program models in global contexts with core courses in language development, literacy, immigration, and teaching methods. The standalone Teaching English in Global/Local Contexts Certificate program with 9-credit hours (3 graduate level courses) is also embedded in the TESOL M.Ed. degree program.

Take just 3 graduate-level courses:

  • INED 7764 Teaching English as an Additional Language: Topics, Methods, and pedagogy (Summer)
  • INED 7769 Immigration, Policy, and Global/Local Issues in TESOL/TEFL (Fall)

And choose ONE from the following:

Summer 

  1. INED 7781 Cultural Issues for ESOL Teachers
  2. INED 7763 Curriculum Development for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Learners
  3. INED 7750 Language, Power and Pedagogy 
     

Fall I 

  1. INED 7782 Applied Linguistics for ESOL Teachers
  2. INED 7783 Methods & Materials for Teaching ESOL
  3. INED 7778 Language Development and Literacy for English Learners 
     

Spring I 

  1. INED 7779 Collaborative Practices with Families, Schools & Communities
  2. INED 7787 Content Area Reading and Writing for English Learners 

Deadline

The deadline to apply for fall is July 1.

Contact Us

For more information, contact us at ined-info@kennesaw.edu.

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