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Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)
This 4-week introduction to CLIL course will develop your skills in how to teach CLIL effectively in whatever teaching and learning environment you are working in. This short teacher development course gives practical ideas to use in the classroom and the theoretical background behind them.
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Quick Facts
Awarding Body
International House (IH) World Organisation
Local Partner
ICD — IH's official Pakistan affiliate (IH Lahore, IH Karachi, IH Islamabad), since November 2025
Study Mode
100% online, self-paced / asynchronous
Assessment
Varies by course
Certification
IH certificate (Cambridge-endorsed for CAM and OCYLT specifically)
Duration
4 weeks
Why Choose These Courses?
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A British Teaching Certificate from International House, recognised worldwide
100% online, asynchronous study — no relocation needed
Discounted fees on most courses, only available through ICD
One streamlined application for every course, plus access to the global IH alumni network
Specialist Teaching Skills
Course
PD Cr.
Duration
Start
Standard IH Fee
Discounted
Fee
Fee
CLIL (Content & Language Integrated Learning)
20
4 weeks
Feb, Jul
£325
£300
Registration Process
Submit Application
Submit your application through ICD's online form. Shortlisted candidates receive an offer letter.
Payment & Enrolment
Pay the course fee and share the payment receipt to confirm enrolment.
Access Portal
Once enrolled, you'll receive your login details by email to begin coursework on ICD's portal.
Each of the four annual intakes (Jan, April, July, October) runs for 3 months.
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FAQs
How much does the Introduction to Teaching CLIL course cost?
The course fee for the Introduction to Teaching CLIL course is £325 (£276 for IH staff). Ask about discounts for state school teachers. Discounts cannot be used in conjunction with each other.*plus VAT for UK-based customers
How is the Introduction to Teaching CLIL course assessed?
Each of the four modules has an integrated assessed task which is completed during the course and graded by your tutor. The final grade is pass/fail.
Does the Introduction to Teaching CLIL course cover large classes?
Large classes, 50 students or more, are challenging to teach successfully. The course will give you strategies for managing them. For example, setting up and running group-work activities may be more complicated, so you may decide to focus more on pairwork in order to make sure students still have plenty of opportunities to produce language and to talk about the concepts they are learning about. Assessment can be tricky with large classes too, and the course will suggest ways to deal with this issue too.
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Take the next step in your teaching journey by registering your interest with ICD. Submit your enquiry online to receive guidance on modules, preparation options, registration, and payment process.
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