
Upskill Professional TESOL 40 Hour
This 40-hour TESOL entry training program introduces the essential foundations of teaching English to speakers of other languages. Learners will explore core teaching methodologies, lesson planning, and classroom management strategies. The course concludes with a teaching demonstration, lesson plan assignment, and final exam.
About this course
This 40-hour TESOL entry training program introduces the essential foundations of teaching English to speakers of other languages. Learners will explore core teaching methodologies, lesson planning, and classroom management strategies. The course concludes with a teaching demonstration, lesson plan assignment, and final exam.
What You’ll Learn
- How to teach the four core skills — Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Writing
- Proven teaching methodologies used in modern ESL classrooms
- How to design clear, structured lesson plans that keep students engaged
- Classroom management strategies that work in real teaching environments
Curriculum
What’s included?
Outstanding features designed to give you everything you need to succeed.
15 in-depth modules
Covering everything from teaching fundamentals to professional development
AI Prompt Guide
ready-to-use prompts for lesson planning, materials, and student feedback
Teaching Demonstration Checklist
Downloadable lesson plan templates to use from day one
Bonus Module: AI for English Teachers
learn to teach smarter with the latest AI tools
Instructor
Instructor
Michael Anderson
Michael Anderson is a leading expert in TESOL with over 20 years of experience in the field of English language education. He has taught ESL students around the world and has trained hundreds of English teachers in effective teaching methods.

Student Reviews
Excellent course. This was a quick and easy course to take great information.
Mia
I wasn`t sure what to expect before starting this coruse, but it turned out to be a great introduction to TESOL. The lessons were broken into manageable sections, so it was easy to fit them into my schedule. I especially liked the classroom management and lesson planning part. And even they included practical examples that I could actually picture using in a real class room.
Patrick