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MA in Education with TESOL Emphasis

Shaping educators for impactful teaching in diverse language learning environments.

The Master of Arts in Education with TESOL Emphasis is tailored for educators aspiring to specialize in teaching Second Language Learners. This program equips students with specific strategies employed by effective TESOL/TESL/ESL teachers globally, preparing them for roles in both public and private schools and colleges. The emphasis is on creating effective lessons, developing assessment tools, and acquiring leadership skills to lead ESL programs.

Learning Outcomes

Create effective lessons incorporating listening, speaking, reading, and writing activities for Second Language Learners at elementary, high school, and college levels.
Develop appropriate assessment tools/tests for Second Language Learners.
Acquire the skills needed to lead and administer ESL programs in schools and colleges.
Research and analyze current trends in Second Language Learning, applying this information successfully as an administrator in an ESL school setting.
Discuss and critique multiple research methods and traditions.
Comprehend the basic principles of research design.
Formulate investigative research questions pertaining to concerns in first and second language acquisition and use.
Define, discuss, and exemplify key terms and concepts, including internal and external reliability and validity, psychological constructs, and statistical inference.
Understand basic statistical procedures and match them with a range of experimental research designs.
Critique and discuss various data collection methods and procedures, including elicitation, introspection, questionnaires, diary studies, participant and non-participant observation, interviews, linguistic and discoursal analysis.
Suggest appropriate designs for a range of research issues, questions, and concerns.
Align theoretical studies with practical application.
Gain work experience through a practicum course.
Emphasize the cultural, political, and ethical implications of teaching in an era of intense globalization.

Career Outcomes / Potential Career Paths

Graduates of the Master of Arts in Education with TESOL Emphasis emerge as specialized educators prepared to excel in teaching Second Language Learners globally. Equipped with specific strategies and leadership skills, they are positioned for roles in ESL programs in schools and colleges. Their expertise extends to creating effective lessons, developing assessments, and staying abreast of current trends in Second Language Learning. With a focus on research and practical application, they become advocates for language education, addressing cultural, political, and ethical implications in a globally interconnected world.

Program Structure

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Total Credits required for Master of Arts in Education-TESOL emphasis is 36.

Course Requirements

This program has the following course requirements:

Foundation Courses (21 Credits)

Students must complete all the required foundation courses. Each course is valued as 3 Credits.

MATESOL 601 :

Cross-Cultural Competency

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 602 :

Theory of Second Language Acquisition

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 603 :

Principles and Theory of Linguistics

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 604 :

Using Technology with Second Language Learners

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 605 :

Teaching Reading and Writing to Second Language Learners

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 606 :

Teaching Listening and Speaking to Second Language Learners

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 607 :

Seminar in Research Methods

(3 Credits)

Thesis (6 Credits)

The Master’s Thesis (GRES 690) is valued at 6 credits and must be taken at the last semester of the program.

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GRES 690 :

Master’s Degree Thesis

(6 Credits)

Electives

This program offers elective courses; allowing students to choose from a variety of options to tailor their academic experience.

Elective Courses (9 Credits)

Students must complete three courses from electives. Each course is valued as 3 Credits.

MATESOL 608 :

Seminar in TESOL Research and Pedagogy

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 609 :

Designing Instruction for Second Language Learners

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 610 :

Techniques in Teaching English as a Foreign Language

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 611 :

Introduction to Sociolinguistics

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 612:

Teaching English to students in Grades K through 12

(3 Credits)

MATESOL 614 :

Teaching English to Adults

(3 Credits)

General Requirements

This program does not have any additional requirements; refer to the core courses section for all the courses required.

Tuition and Financial Aid

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How long does it take to complete a graduate program?

The duration of our graduate programs varies. Master’s programs typically take 1-2 years, while Doctoral programs may take 3-5 years to complete, depending on the field of study, program structure, and whether you’re enrolled full-time or part-time.

Can I customize my graduate program to fit my professional goals?

Many of our graduate programs offer a degree of customization through elective courses, independent study options, and specialized tracks. This flexibility allows students to tailor their studies to align with specific career objectives and research interests.

How can I balance my graduate studies with work or other commitments?

Charisma University understands the need for flexibility in graduate studies. We offer various options, including part-time enrollment, evening classes, and online courses, to help students balance their academic pursuits with work or other personal commitments.

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