• : Topic 1: Saying "Hello"
• : Topic 2: Asking for things
• : Topic 3: Making conversation
• : Topic 4: Talking about your daily life
• : Topic 5: Giving explanations
• : Topic 6: Staying in contact
• : Topic 7: Travelling and handling money
• : Topic 8: Using public transport
• : Topic 9: Meeting friends
• : Topic 10: Finding accommodation
• : Glossary
• : Quick reference: communicative functions
• : 12 Receptive skills: Listening
• : 13 Productive skills: Speaking
• : 14 Productive skills: Writing
• : 15 Spoken and written mistakes
• : 16 Correction
• : 17 Lesson planning 1: Aims
• : 18 Lesson planning 2: Writing a lesson plan
• : 19 Lesson planning 3: Anticipating problems/language analysis
• : 20 Lesson planning 4: What would you do if... ?
• : 21 Using course books and other materials
• : 22 Testing students
• : 23 Teaching one-to-one
• : 24 Using video
• : 25 Professional awareness and development
• : 26 Career prospects and job hunting
• : 27 A guide to levels
• : 28 Language glossary
• : 29 A glossary of terms
• : 30 Some useful addresses
• : Index

This new edition of Teach EFL is the ultimate practical reference guide to becoming an EFL teacher.

"Riddell's book is a classic - it answers all those questions new language teachers have....covers an amazing amount in a clear accessible way."
David Carr, Director of Teacher Training
International House London

This book is packed with information on:
-effective teaching techniques.
-sound classroom management.
-practical lesson planning.
-successful job hunting and career development.

This is an indispensable book for all new EFL teachers: a step-by-step guide on what to teach and how to teach it. This edition has been fully revised to include:

-insights from teachers working around the world.
-up-to-date information on technology as an aid to learning.
-comprehensive information on the increasingly popular task-based learning.
-invaluable advice on making the transition from learning to teaching.
-clear guidance on ongoing professional development.
-useful examples of teaching in different international contexts.

Rely on Teach Yourself, trusted by learners for over 75 years.

David Riddell has worked in the teaching profession for over 30 years as a teacher, trainer and on-line management tutor and was also Cambridge Joint Chief Assessor of CELTA courses for a ten-year period. He has worked at International House London since 2003.