Master of Arts [M.A] [Education (TESOL)] From Oxford Brookes University

In addition, for students who are 'early career' or who have not studied beyond degree level for some years, Developing MA Literacies has been designed to support transition towards MA level teacher-researcher. It can be taken either as a fully assessed option, or as a support module to run alongside MA studies.

Why study Education (TESOL) pathway from Oxford Brookes University?

• Course content is tailored to your own professional context, with practical as well as scholarly tasks and assignments, and discussion with fellow TESOL practitioners worldwide on cutting edge practice and research.
• The generic research module gives you a skills and research base that involves you in wider educational debates nationally and internationally.
• The programme builds in explicit support for the academic literacies and skills needed to be successful as an MA teacher-researcher.
• The programme accommodates both the early career TESOL specialist as well as the experienced practitioner seeking career consolidation or development.
• Options allow for a range of professional specialisms, including English as an Additional Language, ELT Materials Development and English for Specific Purposes.
• The programme can be taken fully online at a distance, fully on campus, or a combination of the two. The programme offers the unique opportunity for campus and distance-based students to work interactively with one another online.
• You are also part of the Learning, Culture and Identity research community which includes talks, conferences, guest speakers and the opportunity to hear former MA students in their current work contexts.
• There are opportunities for campus-based students to participate in a volunteer placement scheme teaching Oxford-based asylum seekers. This experience can be built into coursework and assessment.
• The programme is taught by a highly research-active team that is well published and highly visible in the TESOL world. Students will find themselves part of an active research community.
• Because Oxford is one of the world's great academic cities, it is a key centre of debate, and alongside our own excellent libraries and resource centres, our postgraduate students have access to the world-renowned Bodleian Library, the Bodleian Law Library and the Radcliffe Science Library.
• Oxford is a centre of multiple language schools such as St Joseph's School and St Clare's College. This makes it a thriving environment for foreign students and the practice of TESOL.
• We offer a wide range of Postgraduate Certificates