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Andrew William McCahey has been awarded an Introductory Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language through Theatre and Play. He attended an intensive week-long introductory course on language awareness and teaching techniques, followed by 4 weeks teaching Italian children. The course covered the theory and practice of TEFL through theatre and play, with a focus on listening, speaking, drama techniques, games, grammar, motivation, and classroom management.
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- 1. Arrigo Speziali (Director) Romina Tappi (Teacher Trainer) INTRODUCTORY T.E.F.L.-T.P. CERTIFICATE ANDREW WILLIAM MCCAHEY has been awarded this INTRODUCTORY CERTIFICATE IN TEACHING OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE THROUGH THEATRE AND PLAY, after having attended an intensive week-long introductory course on language awareness and didactic techniques, followed by a 4-week period of teaching Italian children at A.C.L.E. Camps. THE COURSE COVERED THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF T.E.F.L.-T.P. with special emphasis on: Listening and speaking skills Drama techniques TEFL Games English grammar structures and functions Generating motivation Classroom management San Remo, September 2011