TESL Summer Institute
Expand your skill set and boost your resume by earning an English as a Second Language Teaching Endorsement!
Tulane's TESL Summer Institute provides in-service and pre-service teachers the content and skills needed to become qualified to teach English as a Second Language, both in the United States and overseas*.
This program can be completed through just four courses offered every summer on Tulane University’s Uptown Campus. Courses are offered two at a time for three week sessions each.
These courses are also offered during the academic year at normal tuition rates and enrollment policies.
TESL Endorsement Required Courses:
TESL3210: Methods for Teaching English as a Second Language
TESL3220: Structure of English for Language Teaching
TESL3230: Language and Culture in the Classroom
TESL3240: Curriculum Design for the Multicultural Classroom
Summer 2018 Dates:
Session 1:
TESL3210 – M-F 8:00 am - 12:00 pm, May 29th – June 15th 2018
TESL3230 – M-F 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm, May 29th - June 15th 2018
Session 2:
TESL3220 – M-F 8:00 am – 12:00 pm, June 18th – July 6th 2018
TESL3240 – M-F 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm, June 18th - July 6th 2018
*Completion of all four TESL courses at Tulane meets the requirement for an English as a Second Language endorsement in the state of Louisiana. Requirements necessary for employment vary depending on individual employers.
May 29-June 15
8:00-12:00
TESL 3210
May 29-June 15
1:00-5:00
TESL 3230
June 18-July 6
8:00-12:00
TESL 3220
June 18-July 6
1:00-5:00
TESL 3240
The Summer Institute price for Summer 2018 is $609 per class or $2,436 for all four courses (each course counts as 3 academic credits). Students not currently enrolled at Tulane must apply through Summer School prior to course enrollment.
Intercultural Intern Trainee Program
Tulane ESL is searching for a dozen American high school students 16-18 years old who are interested in learning about other countries and cultures. Intercultural Intern Trainees would interact with peers from other countries who traveled to Tulane for summer programs.
Intercultural Interns Trainees would develop a better ability to work and learn internationally without the risk and expense of travel abroad. Working as a team with their international counterparts, they would learn how to design activities to introduce culture and language to each other. As a training program, this non-credit program has an emphasis on applying knowledge and involves more active engagement with international visitors and little time spent in the classroom.
Due to donor program generosity, the cost is free with some meals provided. Local and out-of-state applicants will both be considered, with housing available on campus for out-of-town applicants. The program runs from June 25 to July 13, with some local candidates able to extend part-time until August 17.
Interested applicants should submit their interest by January 31. They will receive an application in February that is due February 28. Successful candidates will be notified by March 31. Express your interest by filling out the following form: https://tinyurl.com/ITTP2018