BA (Hons) English and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages in Manchester United Kingdom | Manchester Metropolitan University

This program allows you to explore English studies while specializing in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. TESOL combines language proficiency with practical teaching skills, giving you an advantage in today's global job market. Both private and public sectors increasingly seek professionals with strong linguistic abilities who can navigate multicultural settings. As an applied linguistics discipline, TESOL emphasizes real-world application, with our expert faculty guiding you through language acquisition theories, teaching methodologies, and English language analysis. You'll gain fresh perspectives on intercultural communication while having the chance to earn the prestigious Trinity Cert TESOL qualification - one of only two globally recognized TESOL certifications. This combination of academic knowledge and professional certification prepares you for international career opportunities, following the path of our alumni who teach worldwide. After your second year, you may continue directly to graduation or opt for valuable experience through study abroad or work placements, with full institutional support throughout your journey. English StudiesOur English Department boasts acclaimed scholars and writers, fostering a vibrant research community that challenges and supports students. Manchester's rich cultural scene provides exceptional networking opportunities to launch your creative career.Career OpportunitiesA TESOL and English degree develops versatile skills applicable across numerous professions, with many graduates pursuing teaching, media, translation, or interpreting roles. Language specialists find employment across diverse industries, both domestically and internationally. English graduates have secured positions in education, finance, retail, and beyond.TESOL careers span multiple directions. Graduates can teach English across various educational settings to learners of all ages and backgrounds. Additional opportunities exist in curriculum design, educational technology, assessment development, examination administration, and academic leadership.Further academic progression remains an option, with potential pathways including MA programs in Applied Linguistics (with English Language or TESOL specializations), English Studies (focusing on Gothic or Postcolonial studies), Publishing, or Creative Writing.