CELTA Lesson Plan

Name: Grigorios Kavvadias T.P. no. 3

Tutor: _________________________ Signature: ________________________

Length of lesson: No. in class: Level:

60 minutes 7 C2

Class profile:

There are usually seven students, however, the number fluctuates as attendance is not
mandatory and new students keep signing up throughout the year. All current students are
advanced learners of English. They are all aged between 20 and 40 and are of Greek origin. The
class is predominantly made up of women. The group seems to enjoy pair-work and group-work
activities.

Material:

1.

Overall Aim:

By the end of the lesson students will have been provided with the opportunity to practice and
develop their writing skills within the context of writing a resume. Particular attention will be paid
to the stylistic concerns of the genre and the use of action verbs.

Primary Aims: Secondary Aims: Personal Objectives

 For students to practice  For students to develop  To provide students with

and develop writing
skills.
• For students to
familiarise themselves
with the intricacies of CV
writing.
skimming skills.
• For students to develop
oral fluency on the topic
of employment.
more challenging tasks.
• To provide weaker
learners with equal
opportunities to learn
and develop.
Management Issues

Anticipated Problems Possible Solutions

There may not be enough students to carry out I will have them do the group-work activities in
the group tasks. pairs instead.

Students may not be know all the vocabulary I will refer them to the online dictionary
necessary to perform some of the tasks. “wordreference.com”. I will also bring in some
hardcopy dictionaries.

Weaker students might want to sit next to each I will kindly ask them to move next a stronger
other. student, not the strongest though, before the
lesson starts.

There may not be enough time to go through all I will adapt the flow of the lesson according to
the activities. the learners’ needs.

Language Analysis

Task for skill Preparing learners Anticipated Possible

Skill/Subskill
development for the task Problems Solutions
Vocabulary

Meaning and Concept Checking Anticipated

Item Form Pronunciation
use in context Questions Problems

Solutions

Structures

Meaning Concept
Example Pronunciati Anticipated
Form and use in Checking Solutions
Sentence on Problems
context Questions
 Student Interaction
Stage Teacher activity Time Stage Aim
activity patterns
Set Instructions
context/Lea
d-in
Exposure/Pr Instructions
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analysis

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practice
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 Board Plan
Lead-in/Warmer

Go on the perfect date

go to a bar take a cooking class go dancing

Language Analysis

go to go + - ing take

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Literally Just 40+ Date Ideas So That You And Bae Will Never We
Bored Again!
1. Go furniture shopping at a thrift store/flea
market. Looking for lil' tchotchkes at a great
steal? Sounds 10/10.
2. Go to IKEA. It's the total opposite of thrift store
shopping and yet just as fun.
3. Take a trip to a nearby tourist destination. Is
there a national park you've both lived super
close to but never visited? Now's the time.
4. Go to an aquarium. Look, animals are really
cute, I don't make the rules.
5. Go to a zoo. Ditto for land animals.
6. Take on an ambitious project and go to Home
Depot or something. Why not install new
curtains together?
7. Go to the library together. Wander through the
stacks and see what you two can bond over.
8. Take a bunch of personality quizzes. Who
knows what you'll figure out?
9. Go to a psychic together. Yep, you can ask
questions about the relationship too.
10. Go on a walking tour. Odds are, there's
something you both wanna check out in your
city.
11. Go shopping together. Give each other a
budget and an occasion (ie new work clothes
or something to wear to a party) and style
each other.
12. Go on a scavenger hunt. Set parameters like
how many clues you both get and see how
fast you can solve them.
13. Go see a horrible movie. Nothing bonds like
hate-spo!
14. Go to a roller-rink. Bonus points if you have
fun retro skates.
15. Take a horse and buggy ride. This is
something classy people do.
16. Go to an improv show. It's usually cheap or
free, and you're almost guaranteed a fun time
even if it's horrible.
17. Go for a hike. Exploring nature with your boo
is weirdly intimate.
18. Go camping. Cuddling under the stars...what
could be more romantic than this?
19. Go to an art gallery. Gallery openings are
usually free and most of the time, they've got
wine and snacks on deck, so you know, that's
a THING.
20. Go to an open house. It really doesn't matter
how far into your relationship you are/aren't,
snooping around other people's houses and
just being in the mindset of "playing house"
is objectively VERY FUN.
21. Take a boat ride. Take a tour around a local
lake with a boat.
22. Go to a pumpkin patch. It's autumn, it's
romantic, and then, at the end, you get to use
knives in a fun way!
23. Go on a museum date. Art! And staring at
things instead of talking.
24. Take a long walk together. You don't need a
destination because you have each other.
Aww.
25. Go on a picnic. Few things are more romantic
than packing up an old-fashioned picnic. If
you've never done this, now's the time.
26. Take a flamenco dancing class. It's more
erotic than square dancing.
27. Go strawberry picking. There's something
eternally cute about even the mere act of
asking someone to go strawberry picking
with you that you don't even really have to
go strawberry picking. It still counts.
28. Go horseback riding. You both might get
thrown from the horse and then you'll get to
spend time together in a hospital bed. So
cute.
29. Go to a pottery class. One word, one movie:
Ghost.
30. Go apple picking. Preferably you're both
wearing flannel and frolicking in leaves, and
then later, cider happens!
31. Take a painting class. One word, one movie:
Titanic.
32. Go blackberry picking. This probably happens
because you're both lost in the woods but
that doesn't take away from the romance.
33. Take a cooking class. One word, one movie.
Ratatouille. (Surprisingly sweet love story
there too!)
34. Go to the opera. Anything you get to dress
super fancy for is instant romance. Plus,
singing!
35. Go to the ballet. Have you seen Black Swan?
That could get romantic or deadly. Totally
worth price of admission.
Adapted from: Moore, Lane, et al. “Literally Just 130 Date Ideas So You And Bae Will Never Be Bored Again.” Cosmopolitan,
Cosmopolitan, 1 Nov. 2018
36. Go waterskiing. It's like regular skiing except
with more water.
37. Go to a party together. Maybe they're your
friends, maybe they're mutual friends. Either
way, you get out of the house and into
someone else's free booze.
38. Go to the beach. Gorgeous water, lots of sun,
and both of you are kind of naked!
39. Take a falconry class. This is the kind of date
the Kennedy family would go on.
40. Go skiing. Because it'll make you super cold,
which gives you an excuse to warm each
other up later.
41. Go to a bed and breakfast. It's like a date
inside someone else's house!
42. Go to trivia night at a bar. What's more fun
than proving you know more than the person
you're on a date with? Nothing.
43. Go to a sports game. Watch other people win
and lose and sit there and judge them.
44. Go to the park. Sit on a bench, lie in the grass.
You're already imagining yourself there right
now and it feels cool, doesn't it?
45. Take a hot air balloon ride. It's like a
cramped, romantic picnic… in the air.