Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)

Why Study Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)?

Major/Minor | English/Language | CAS

TESOL emphasizes teaching aspects of English in non-English speaking countries. Our TESOL program utilizes a variety of resources to prepare graduates including an English Language Transition program, ESL Tutoring Center, a Speakers' Corner and an accelerated bachelor’s to master’s degree program. We also coordinate placement of 60 native English speakers to South Korea’s Yeongjin University each year after graduation.

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$3.28M

Scholarship Dollars Awarded in 2021-2022

Living and Learning Communities

84%

Of Students Received Financial Aid in 2021-2022

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Your Degree:

Undergraduate

Area of Study:

English/Language

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Skills and Learning Outcomes

Demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language and understanding of language variations.
Design, implement and assess teaching tools.
Develop comprehension of first and second language development.
Communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
Thoroughly understand English language structure.

Types of Courses

International Short Fiction
Introduction to International Relations
Lexicology
Modern German-Speaking Cultures
Non-Native Speakers of the Midwest
Phonetics and Phonology
Spanish Phonetics
Structure of English
World Cinema

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Potential Careers

TESOL graduates are in high demand across the United States and abroad. Nearly half of all graduates pursue a career internationally, including roles like: