1). Introductions is key especially when having to meet someone for the first time.
2). Having a general conversation, about general life experiences.
3). Asking the student questions:
   - What motivates you for learning the language?
   - What difficulties do you have when learning a language?
   - Do you have previous experience with the language, 
   - What have you learned so far?
   - How did you go about learning the language?
   - How often do you learn to improve the language in your spare time?
   - How often would you like to receive homework?

4). Suggest ways to move forward after receiving all the necessary information to plan future lessons.

1). Parts of Speech, delves into the foundation of the English Language structure.
2). Main focus is to identify what the student needs help with and pay much more attention to those details in the lesson.
3). The use of visuals, images or articles, or a whiteboard to form sentences or a class game.

English Basics For Beginners

The Commercial Studies consisted of English, Afrikaans, Accounting, Business Economics, Economics, Mathematics.

marketing

history

environment_and_nature

writing

reading

The TEFL course prepares teachers to teach English as a foreign Language (TEFL).
The TEFL course which is 120 Hours in length and covers a range of theoretical and practical skills needed to teach online and in the modern TEFL classroom, was successfully completed with all modules competed with Distinction.