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DELTA Module One from A to Z Preparation Course.
DELTA Module One from A to Z Preparation Course.
Created byWaleed Waley
Last updated 6/2026
English
What you'll learn
- Introduction to DELTA Module One
- General description ( EXAMINATION FORMAT, TIMING, NO. OF TASKS, TASK TYPES, ANSWER FORMAT,MARKS,
- Paper 1 – Structure and tasks
- Paper 2 – Structure and tasks
- Grading
- PART ONE: Paper One
- Theories and Methods of Language Learning & Acquisition
- Phonetics (Consonant Sounds and Vowel Sounds)
- Phonology (Stress, Intonation & Connected Speech Features)
- Everything About Lexis
- Practical application on phonetics and phonology , paper 1 Task 5
- Discourse Analysis: Spoken and Written (Paper 1, Tasks 3 and 4)
- Practical Application of Discourse Analysis: Spoken and Written (Paper 1, Tasks 3 and 4)
- Genre features
- Practical Application of Analyzing Genre Features (Paper 1, Task 5A)
- Grammar for DELTA Module one
- Practical Application of Grammar to explain the form, meaning, use (Paper 1, Task 5B ,C and D)
- Important Supplementary Materials and Definitions for Paper one
- Paper one past Papers
- Paper 1, task 1
- Paper 1, task 2
- Paper 1, task 3
- Paper 1, task 4
- Paper 1, task 5
- PART TWO: Paper Two
- Testing & Assessment
- Practical Application of Testing and Assessment (Paper 2, Task 1)
- Language Systems (Grammar, Vocabulary & Functional Language)
- Different Frameworks of Language Systems, Including Language Analysis (Meaning, Form, and Pronunciation)
- Practical Application of Different Frameworks of Language Systems (Paper 2, Task 2)
- Language Skills (Receptive & Productive)
- Framworks of Receptive Skills
- Important Supplementary Materials for Paper two
- Practical Application of the Receptive Skills Framework (Paper 2, Task 2)
- Coursebook Material Analysis
- Issues in ELT
- All the past papers and reports
- paper two past Papers
- Paper 2, task 1
- Paper 2, task 2
- Paper 2, task 3
- Model Exam 1 ( paper 1 and 2 )
- Model Exam 2 ( paper 1 and 2 )
- Model Exam 3 ( paper 1 and 2 )
- Model Exam 4 ( paper 1 and 2 )
- Model Exam 5 ( paper 1 and 2 )
- Time managment
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Course content
14 sections • 58 lectures • 58h 56m total length
Requirements
- At least one year of full-time English language teaching experience (or equivalent part-time experience). This ensures candidates have a solid foundation in teaching practice before undertaking the course
- A prior teaching qualification, such as the CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), is highly recommended but not mandatory.
Description
The DELTA Module 1 course is a comprehensive program designed to prepare experienced English language teachers for success in the DELTA Module 1 exam. Tailored for professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of English language teaching (ELT), this course emphasizes both the theoretical and practical knowledge required to excel in the exam while enhancing your skills as an advanced ELT practitioner.
The course provides a structured exploration of key principles and frameworks in ELT, focusing on teaching language systems—such as grammar, lexis, and phonology—and essential language skills, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing. You will develop advanced expertise in analyzing language structures and learner errors, critically evaluating teaching materials, understanding different types of language assessment, and applying discourse analysis to both spoken and written texts.
With its clear and systematic approach, the course addresses all areas of the DELTA Module 1 syllabus, equipping candidates with the knowledge and strategies needed to tackle both Paper 1 and Paper 2. From building a strong grasp of ELT terminology to mastering the frameworks for analyzing learner language and evaluating classroom practices, every aspect of the exam is covered in depth. Practical support, such as model answers, past papers, and mock exam practice, ensures that candidates are thoroughly prepared to meet the demands of the exam.
This course not only enhances your exam readiness but also strengthens your professional capabilities, offering insights that can be immediately applied in the classroom. By the end of the program, you will be confident in approaching the DELTA Module 1 exam with skill and precision, ready to analyze and apply advanced concepts effectively.
Achieving success in DELTA Module 1 is an important milestone toward earning the full DELTA diploma, an internationally recognized qualification that opens doors to roles in teacher training, academic management, curriculum design, and beyond. Whether your goal is to specialize in specific areas of ELT or advance your career globally, this course provides the foundation you need to thrive.
Who this course is for:
- Teachers of English working in a variety of teaching contexts (e.g. primary, secondary or adult).
- An international audience of non-first language and first language speakers of English, whose level of English is between CEFR Levels C1 and C2 or above. However, DELTA candidates are not required to have taken any English language examinations.
- Teachers with previous English Language Teaching experience. Candidates will normally have an initial English Language Teaching (ELT) qualification, for example CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), and have at least a year’s ELT experience.
- To refresh your teaching knowledge
- To review and update your teaching practice
- To extend your expertise in a specialist area.