TESOL Madison Wisconsin » TESOL USA

In 1837, the first settlement of Madison was set up and named after former president of the united states, James Madison. Soon after the first settlers built their homes, people from all across the country began flocking here. However, long before the American settlers came to the region, Native Americans of the Ho Chunk tribe called Wisconsin and the area of Madison their home. They knew the land as Taychopera (Land of the four lakes), and lived in the areas around Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, Lake Kegonsa, and Lake Waubesa. Still today, this area is popular for outdoor activities. Famous man made landmarks, such as the Wisconsin State Capitol, Monona Terrace, First Unitarian Society Meetinghouse and Memorial Union are also famous sites visited by people from all across the nation.

Wisconsin became a federal state of the US in 1848. At the time, Madison’s population was only around 620. After the University of Wisconsin was opened, however, the population quickly grew. Due to the success of the university and the connection to the railway system, Madison could count a population of over 6,800 by 1856. Not only Americans settled here, but also a large group of Germans, Norwegians and Irish came looking for fortune and prosperity. Still today, Madison has a diverse population and is a major educational and commercial hub.

The four lakes surrounding Madison cover an area of over 15,000 acres, so it is no wonder that they are a major destination for watersports of all kinds, including waterskiing, swimming and fishing. USA Today ranked Madison among the best cycling towns in the United States. Its premier biking and hiking trails cover an area of over 200 miles and are the perfect destination for leisure activities. Besides the natural beauty of the city, Madison also has an artistic soul. People from far and near enjoy productions at the Forward Theater Company or stand in awe at the Overture Center for the Arts. If you are a museum lover, you must also check out the “Museum Mile”, stretching all the way from the Capitol building to the University of Wisconsin. With so much to offer, it is not hard to see why Madison is a premier destination for TEFL and TESOL training.

If you are looking for a place rich in nature and the arts, Madison should be on top of your list. The city offers some of the best outdoor activities and selection of museums and galleries in the country. If you join our TEFL/TESOL training center in Madison, you will receive the very best training. Our teacher trainers guide you along the way and even prepare you for interviews and your first job as an ESL teacher. Upon completion of the course, you really can start your career as an English teacher all over the world. So when are you coming to Madison to start your TEFL/TESOL career?

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The School

One of the most beautiful cities in the USA is Madison in the state of Wisconsin. Many people from around the country flock to Madison to engage in some of the finest outdoor activities available, such as hiking, biking and kayaking. The natural beauty of the city and its surrounding areas is renowned all over the country, making it a great place to complete your TEFL/TESOL course.

Our training center is situated within close proximity of several great restaurants, shopping facilities and other entertainment areas. Our classrooms are spacious, clean and modernly furnished. Our experienced teacher trainers work closely with all trainees to make sure they become confident English teachers.

To ensure that our trainers can provide individual attention to each trainee, there are only up to 10 trainees on each TEFL/TESOL course. Thanks to this small number, our trainers are able to focus on each trainee’s individual needs and provide excellent advice and feedback. In the third week of the training course, trainees are also able to conduct their own ESL classes on Wednesday from 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Accommodation

A great selection of entertainment facilities, museums and natural landscapes lure thousands of people to Madison, Wisconsin, each year. The good thing is, Madison has a wide range of comfortable and low priced accommodation to house its guests.

While you are taking your TEFL/TESOL course, you get to choose between a variety of different housing options in the city. Two of our most popular choices include the America Inn Lodge Madison West which offers free internet access, breakfast and parking, and the Sheraton Madison Hotel with complimentary Wi-Fi and parking.

Besides these two options, there are many other types of accommodation to choose from. Therefore, we recommend you contact us once you have booked your course place and we will help you to find the most suitable accommodation for your TEFL/TESOL course in Madison.

Course dates

Course fees

The total price is divided into: deposit and balance.

The deposit may be paid via a) credit card b) Paypal c) wire transfer d) Western Union.

The balance of the course fee must be paid by cash, PayPal or bank transfer directly to the training center on the first day of the course.

 

Accomodation Fees

The accommodation fees are not part of the course price and you are free to choose whichever accommodation option you prefer.

You are not obliged to use the accommodation provided by the school and you are welcome to make your own accommodation arrangements. If you choose to use our accommodation, it should be paid for either by cash, PayPal or bank transfer directly to the school at the start of the course.

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