Course overview
Advance your teaching career with our Erasmus+ teacher training courses, designed to enhance both your language proficiency and teaching skills. Available at our centres in Cyprus and Paris.
Why Study at Bayswater?
Bayswater provides global upskilling experiences that equip students with the practical skills and confidence to thrive in the future of work. Our programmes blend academics with real-world experience and soft skills, to empower students to create the life they want to live.
Erasmus+ at Bayswater
The key concept of these courses is communication. We use task-based, collaborative and humanistic approaches to create a positive learning environment where the focus is on practical classroom activities. This covers all aspects of English or French language skills – speaking, listening, reading, writing and mediation as well as pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar activities.
Who is Teacher Training For?
✔️ Teachers who are non-native speakers of the language they're teaching ✔️ Teachers who are required or intend to teach a language, or a subject through CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning)✔️ Other education professionals✔️ Those looking to improve their language skills to engage with academic literature or publications in another language
Courses in Cyprus
This intensive course focuses on improving English language skills through practical activities. Students will develop their speaking, listening, reading and writing abilities in real-world contexts, aiming to boost fluency and confidence in using English.
Weekly Monday start
Course overview
This course is designed to enhance English language proficiency. Through interactive lessons, students will improve their communication skills, focusing on pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary for everyday use.
This practical course introduces the principles and techniques of teaching English as a Foreign Language. Students will learn effective lesson planning, classroom management strategies and key language-teaching methodologies to enhance their teaching practice.
Start dates: 9 Mar, 6 Jul, 24 Aug, 12 Oct, 16 Nov
This course builds on essential TEFL techniques to explore more advanced teaching strategies. Students will gain a deeper understanding of language acquisition and learn how to apply different approaches to teaching English in diverse classroom settings.
This course develops both English language skills and teaching methodologies. Students will improve their language proficiency while learning practical techniques to plan, teach and evaluate effective English lessons.
Start dates: 26 Jan, 2 Mar, 11 May, 24 Aug, 12 Oct, 16 Nov
Students will further their English skills and explore advanced teaching methods. Students will consolidate fluency and practised pedagogy through extended classroom time, material design and structured feedback.
Start dates: 26 Jan, 2 Mar, 18 May, 24 Aug, 12 Oct, 16 Nov
This course enhances students English language abilities while offering practical insight into teaching methodologies. The programme covers communicative teaching, pronunciation, task-based learning and adapting materials for mixed-ability classes.
Start Dates: 9 Feb
A practical course focusing on using ICT to enhance teaching and learning. Students will learn to integrate digital resources, online platforms and simple educational apps into lessons to make classes more interactive and organised.
Start dates: 20 Apr, 13 Jul, 2 Nov
This course builds on the one-week module with more advanced digital tools and workflows. Students will create interactive tasks, design simple digital assessments and produce lesson sequences that improve engagement and track progress.
Start dates: 13 Jul, 2 Nov
Students develop their English while gaining hands-on experience with classroom technology. The course provides practical workshops (podcasting, video, blogs) so students can introduce purposeful digital tasks and multimedia into language lessons.
Start dates: 15 Jun, 13 Jul
A concise blend of language development and digital classroom practice. Students learn quick, practical ways to use devices and platforms to support skills work and learner autonomy.
Start dates: 12 Jan, 2 Mar, 11 May, 8 Jun, 5 Oct, 2 Nov
Building on the one-week course, this longer option gives students time to design, test and reflect on ICT-enhanced lessons. The emphasis is on producing ready-to-use materials and evaluation methods for classroom use.
This CLIL course develops English while teaching subject matter through language. Students learn scaffolding, the 4Cs and practical lesson designs to deliver content and language together in primary, secondary or vocational settings.
Start dates: 12 Jan, 9 Mar, 20 Apr, 15 Jun, 6 Jul, 7 Sep, 5 Oct, 23 Nov
Extended CLIL practice with planning, resource creation and classroom trials. Students produce adaptable materials and strategies to implement content-and-language lessons immediately.
Start dates: 12 Jan, 9 Mar, 6 Jul, 7 Sep, 5 Oct, 23 Nov
An introduction to Project-Based Learning for language classrooms. Students learn design principles, assessment strategies and practical project ideas that motivate learners and integrate the four skills.
Start dates: 26 Jan, 7 Sep, 12 Oct, 9 Nov
A hands-on PBL practicum where students design, trial and assess real-world projects. The course develops language, collaboration and critical-thinking skills through practical project work.
This course explores how to integrate Social and Emotional Learning into English lessons. Students will learn classroom strategies to support emotional intelligence, resilience and healthy learner relationships alongside language development.
Start dates: 9 Feb, 4 May, 8 Jun, 16 Nov
A two-week professional programme combining classroom English with a practical school attachment. Students follow an interactive language and cultural week in Cyprus, then complete a one-week EFL school attachment to observe practice, take part in tutorials and apply methodological training in a live classroom.
Start dates: 2, 9 Feb, 9 Mar, 12 Oct, 2 Nov
A practical course that combines English language development with everyday AI tools for education. Students practise reading, writing, listening and speaking while learning accessible AI workflows (chatbots, simple content generation, classroom quizzes and translation tools) to enhance teaching and professional communication.
Start dates: 2 Mar, 18 May, 22 Jun, 21 Sep
Extended version with more project time and practice on AI platforms. Students complete collaborative projects, use AI to design classroom materials and build confidence using digital tools to support everyday teaching tasks.
Start dates: 2 Mar, 18 May, 22 Jun
A practical blend of professional English and core soft skills for teachers and education staff. Students develop clear communication, public speaking, teamwork, leadership, problem solving and intercultural awareness through interactive workshops, role-plays and reflective practice.
Start dates: 4 May, 22 Jun, 21 Sep, 30 Nov
Extended programme to deepen language and soft-skills practice. Students consolidate fluency and apply advanced teamwork, leadership and problem-solving techniques in authentic education and workplace scenarios.
Start dates: Start dates: 4 May, 22 Jun
A practical course linking English development with stress-management and wellbeing practices. Students practise everyday English while learning breathing, light movement, mindfulness and journaling techniques to support resilience and healthier classroom cultures.
Start dates: 16 Mar, 5 Oct, 2 Nov
Extended course with additional practice and reflection time. Students consolidate language and wellbeing routines, produce a personal resilience plan and explore how to introduce simple wellness activities into school settings.
Start dates: 5 Oct, 2 Nov
An intensive, communication-centred course for teachers and education staff. Students practise speaking, listening, reading, writing and mediation through task-based activities, with focused work on pronunciation, vocabulary and accuracy to improve classroom and professional English.
Start dates: 20 Apr, 13 Jul, 31 Aug
A thorough, high-intensity course that deepens skill work across all areas of English. Students extend classroom practice with extra project tasks, consolidation activities and regular feedback to build fluency, reading for professional use and confidence in international teaching contexts.
Courses in Paris
This course is for teachers who are non-native speakers of French, who are required or intend to teach French or a subject through French (CLIL).
Weekly Monday start (excludes beginners)
This is a practical course designed to provide an overview of current language teaching methodologies and to enhance language teaching practice by presenting various techniques and methodological approaches to teaching French as a foreign language. Participants will have the opportunity to identify the evolution of the French language.
Start dates: 9 Feb, 30 Mar, 15 Jun,19 Oct
This course teaches French while providing an insight into current language teaching methodologies. It helps improve teaching through different techniques and methodological approaches.
Start dates: 16 Feb, 9 Mar, 7 Apr,1, 29 Jun, 24 Aug, 26 Oct, 16 Nov
Start dates: 16 Feb, 9 Mar, 7 Apr, 1, 29 Jun, 24 Aug, 26 Oct, 16 Nov
This course develops teachers’ French alongside practical FLE methodology. Students improve speaking, listening, reading and writing while learning lesson planning, classroom management and materials-design techniques they can use straightaway.
Start dates: 2 Feb, 23 Mar, 8 Jun, 12 oct
This course offers teachers the opportunity to observe French language teaching in practice. Participants will gain insight into classroom techniques, lesson planning, and methodology through direct observation and reflection.
Start dates: 16 Feb, 7 April, 15 Jun, 26 Oct
