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Teaching English Language Learners, Part 2


Course Code Date Format / Location Price Availability
YF26TELL21 Oct 06, 2026 -
Dec 04, 2026
Online - Asynchronous $685.00 Enrolment is closed
VF26TELL21 Oct 27, 2026 -
Dec 04, 2026
Online - Synchronous/Live Sessions $685.00 Register Now...
YW27TELL21 Jan 19, 2027 -
Mar 25, 2027
Online - Asynchronous $685.00 Register Now...
VW27TELL21 Feb 09, 2027 -
Mar 25, 2027
Online - Synchronous/Live Sessions $685.00 Register Now...

🌟 Course Summary

The Teaching English Language Learners, Part 2 AQ Course takes your expertise to the next level by deepening your understanding of second-language instruction through a critical, pedagogical lens. This advanced course explores theoretical foundations, learning theory, program planning, instructional design, assessment strategies, and ethical considerations—all in a holistic and integrated way. You’ll refine your professional judgment, strengthen your efficacy, and generate new knowledge for practice. By the end, you’ll confidently design and facilitate learning opportunities that integrate advanced professional knowledge and pedagogical stances.

🚀 What You’ll Gain

  • Advanced strategies for program planning, development, and implementation.
  • Expertise in instructional design and assessment for ELL students.
  • Tools to create inclusive, research-informed learning environments.
  • Skills to critically analyze and apply learning theory in practice.

💡 Why Choose This Course?

  • Builds on Part 1 for deeper mastery of ELL pedagogy.
  • Aligns with Ontario curriculum frameworks and OCT guidelines.
  • Equips you to integrate theory and practice for maximum impact.
  • Prepares you to lead and innovate in multilingual education.

🎯 Who Should Enroll?

  • Ontario-certified teachers who have completed Teaching ELL Part 1.
  • Educators seeking advanced skills in second-language instruction.
  • Teachers committed to equity and culturally responsive practices.

Prerequisites

  • A Certificate of Qualification and Registration with the OCT
  • Part 1 completed
  • Minimum of 187 days of successful classroom teaching experience by the first day of the course, verified by the appropriate Supervisory Officer.

Documents Required

  • Signed Teaching Experience Form confirming teaching experience submitted to raiseyouraq@edu.yorku.ca

Course listings are accurate as of Oct. 05 10:47 AM.