The Anglo Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language is a two-year course, run in Montevideo since 1965. The course is for people who have little or no previous experience in teaching English as a foreign language and whose standard of education would allow them to enter university.

The Anglo Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language is moderated, validated and accredited by NILE (Norwich Institute for Language Education, UK), the biggest specialist provider of teacher training and teacher development programmes in ELT in Europe. NILE has worked with the Anglo over many years to provide quality training and CPD in ELT, is a collaborative partner with the Anglo for the Cambridge Delta and NILE’s MA in Professional Development in Language Education (MAPDLE) and is pleased to recognise and accredit the Anglo Diploma as meeting the highest standards required for a Diploma in TEFL.

The course is divided into the following components: Cultural Background, Grammar, Language, Literature, Methodology, Classroom Management, Phonology, Psychology, Varieties of English and Introduction to Research in ELT.

Requirements: Participants should be at least 18 years old and their command of the language should be that required by the University of Cambridge to pass the Cambridge English C2 Proficiency.

Duration: Annual Course