It's been a while since you completed the CELTA course with Grade Teacher Training and took one of the fundamental steps towards becoming an internationally recognised teacher of English and developing as a professional. We hope that you are doing well and settling into your teaching role. 

Whether you passed with an A, B, or C grade matters a bit at the moment but won't matter at all after you have worked in ELT for a little while. All that will matter then is your commitment, knowledge, and skill. After completing CELTA, it's important to continue developing your teaching skills, so the real work is only just beginning. And we are here to support you in any way we can. 

We would like to invite you to try some of the new courses we are offering at Grade University — our innovative online self-study platform for English teachers. Our Courses and Teaching Credentials cover a variety of topics and will to help you expand your knowledge and skills.

Our CELTA tutors have designed a comprehensive 32-hour Teaching Credential "ELT Upgrade: Planning and Performance". We have combined 4 courses each with specific focus to enhance your knowledge and skills in the key areas: classroom management, lesson planning, and teaching online.

• Improve Your Teacher Talk — effective communication techniques for engaging and motivating your students

• The Basics of Lesson Planning — practical strategies for creating effective lesson plans that meet the needs of different learners

• Superb EFL/ESL Classroom Management  — tools and techniques for manaing your classroom effectively and creating a positive learning environment

• Online Tools for English Language Teaching — the latest digital tools and platforms you can use to enhance your online teaching experience

In addition to the "ELT Upgrade" program, we offer other courses on Grade University such as:

• Using flashcards in ELT (8 hours)

• The Motivated Teen: Strategies for Language Teaching (18 hours)

• How to Teach IELTS Essays (13 hours)

• Hacking CAE/CPE Writing (9 hours)

• A Practical Guide to Task-Based-Learning (8 hours)