Instructor: Dr. Jeremy W. Bachelor
Course Description: 
The objective of this online graduate-level course is to reintroduce current teachers to methods and techniques for teaching foreign languages. After a brief introduction to the principles of language learning and history of teaching approaches, the course will focus on methods and techniques to build language proficiency in the four skills, the three modes of communication, and national standards. The course will also briefly consider the use of technology for pedagogical purposes and issues in classroom assessment. Participants will actively prepare materials for teaching, contribute to class discussions through online presentations of readings, and submit a final teaching portfolio.  
​​​Taught in English. Request the syllabus.
Registration Options:
A $30 early enrollment discount is applied at checkout up to 30 days prior to course commencement on graduate-level enrollment
Northwest Nazarene University
  • $825 for 3 graduate-level credits (letter grade)
  • Transcript code: Education of World Languages (ED WL)
  • February 24- April 5 (spring)
​Adams State University
  • $825 for 3 graduate-level credits (letter grade)
  • Transcript code: Education (ED)
  • February 24- April 5 (spring)
​​Illinois State Board of Education
  • $500 for 45 PDs
  • February 24- April 5 (spring)
World Language PD
  • $400 to audit​
  • February 24- April 5 (spring)

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World Language PD, LLC cannot guarantee that courses will be accepted by transfer institutions nor can we guarantee that your institution will recognize them for salary advancement, dual credit purposes, or for hiring purposes in meeting minimum instructor qualifications. Adams State University is not affiliated with World Language PD, LLC; however, our courses are accredited by them at the graduate level. Likewise, Northwest Nazarene University is not affiliated with World Language PD, LLC; however, our courses are accredited by them at the graduate level (non-degree seeking). Always check with the receiving institution to verify eligibility of our courses before enrolling. Professional Development Hours are issued via a Certificate of Evidence of Completion for Illinois licensed teachers. These certificates are accepted in many states, but always check with your state’s licensing board first to verify acceptance. Auditing a course allows a student to take a class without the benefit of a grade or credit; as such, auditing does not award a certificate or credit of any kind. Finally, we are not affiliated with the Illinois State Board of Education.