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ELT Council Announces No TELT And SEPTT Exam Fees For 2022

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Have you ever thought about pursuing a career in teaching English as a foreign language in Malta? The English Language Teaching Council is helping anyone who’s interested in teaching English to do just that. 

You don’t need anything special to apply for this course, just make sure you check out all the information beforehand from here

Acquire your TELT certification for free and begin your teaching journey with the ELT Council. Offering you the opportunity to sit for the exams and possibly even a job in one of the 35 licensed ELT schools in Malta and Gozo afterwards; the ELT Council are making everything as easy as possible for you. 

For the TELT award, all expenses are free of charge via the government’s Training Pays Scheme. If you are in possession of an English Language A-Level certificate then you do not need to sit for the TELT examination. 

Now that you are on the path to achieving your TELT qualification, make sure you also apply to undergo your SEPTT oral exam, which is held on a monthly basis. 

With English language schools found all across Malta and Gozo – you are spoilt for choice when it comes to picking your future workplace. From the sunny Sliema to the cultural Valletta, you can work anywhere

Giving you the opportunity to socialise, interact, and teach people from all around the world; getting your ELT permit opens so many doors for you. With the ELT permit itself being valid for four years, it takes you just a few weeks to start teaching English in Malta.  

Tag someone who would be a good teacher! 

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The ELT Council is established:
1. To stimulate, promote and safeguard the ELT profession and encourage the proficient use of the English Language on a national basis;
2. To upgrade standards in ELT teachers’ qualifications and raise ELT to the level of a regulated profession;
3. To maintain and operate quality assurance systems in all aspects of English Language stays that provide for periodic rigorous audits to assure compliance with established quality standards;
4. To foster Malta’s reputation as an international learning centre of repute in all aspects of ELT stays;
5. To create a framework of ELT qualifications based on learning outcomes and referenced to the Malta Qualifications Framework in line with International and European Qualifications Networks;
6. To establish and maintain statutory links between ELT and the tourism industry and between ELT and other public and private institutions to constitute an improved platform for further sustainable growth and to strengthen the all ready existing rapport;
7. To ensure professional management, administrative and physical resources for the growing remit of the ELT Council by allocating to it suitably qualified and skilled human resources and commensurate premises that continually upgrade the profile of the Council in line with its increasing importance on the national economic level
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