The Teacher Training Portfolio of the Department of Foreign Languages and Cultures of the University of La Sabana has changed for you. Now all courses have been divided by modules and each module is a new unique course, with no requirements or established order. You can take the course you want, obtain a micro-certificate for each course completed and expand your portfolio of skills in our Certificates platform. Some of our courses are part of a Series of courses in which you will earn a certificate.

The Harvard Bok Higher Education Teaching Certificate online short course gives you the ability to create a positive, supportive, and inclusive learning environment through the application of world-class teaching practices, loosely based on the in-person program previously only accessible to Harvard faculty and students.

In this free online course, you will learn how to facilitate an effective non-academic, adult learning program.

Create an enhanced learning experience with key Social and Emotional Learning skills and techniques

Children with special educational needs and impairments often work one-on-one with learning support assistants (LSAs) to ensure they can benefit from classroom life. LSAs allow a teacher to teach the class as a whole with the assurance that the students who need extra assistance are getting it. This course lays out the abilities and credentials required to assist those with various learning difficulties and explains how to meet special needs.

This free online course introduces the essentials of teaching special education needs and delivering quality education.

Improve your special education teaching methods with this free online course in Working with Students with Special Educational Needs to make a greater impact in the classroom. This education course is ideal for teachers of all backgrounds. Children with special needs have different requirements, especially when it comes to classroom learning.

Early childhood education shapes children's academic, social and emotional development. This course explains the impact of sociocultural changes on early childhood education. We identify a comparative analysis of global early childhood education practices and the implications of different cognitive approaches. This course also examines topics like implementing hygiene practices in early childhood settings and ethical considerations.

This childhood development course establishes the importance of early childhood education for children with special educational needs (SEN). We explain the role of special education in helping children with special needs to mesh with society. We examine the function of the family, school system and wider society in creating a fulfilling and inclusive environment for these children that cultivates their development and respects their dignity.

Physical Education - Coaching Styles and Techniques helps people achieve their personal best and produce the results they are looking for. In this online course, you will learn about how to improve team performance, and the role of a coach as well as study the elements that make up a professional coaching routine.

This online course sets the path for early years teachers who want to provide their students with a holistic and quality education. By enrolling, they will learn about the importance of integrated pedagogic methods, essential theories concerning child development and their implications, and how to foster a healthy relationship with their students' parents. Indeed, this course will be a valuable addition to any elementary teacher's skillset.

In this free online course, learn about the concepts of Montessori Teaching as the basis for early years education.

Are you interested in transforming lives through language? Enrol in our free online TEFL Essentials course to master foundational teaching skills, understand diverse learning environments, and leverage modern methodologies. Start your journey to becoming a skilled, culturally competent English teacher today! This course was reviewed and approved by qualified subject matter expert Emily Melville, an ESL Teacher and Writer.

There is a large presence of children and young people of migratory origin in our schools. This is a presence that will grow if we consider, among other data, that 40% of children under 5 years of age are born in Spain and of migratory origin. This raises the need to take into account diversity as an opportunity to generate interaction and learning processes between children and adolescents of migratory and non-migratory origin, both in school and socio-educational contexts.

Become a qualified Teacher’s Aide. The course provides an opportunity to interact with and learn from very successful, highly qualified, and experienced professionals. The benefit includes Fast track your career as a teacher’s aide, Learning the inside secrets of how to become a teacher’s aide in months not years!, Study a teacher’s aide course that was designed in conjunction with senior members of the profession, Free up valuable time, don’t waste time and money traveling to classes, Study at your own pace whenever and wherever you are, Have access to a tutor, Easy interest-free payment plans from as low as £25 per week.