TKT Module 1

TKT Module 1 covers topics related to factors that affect language learning and teaching. It also tests your knowledge of terms and concepts commonly used in English language learning and teaching. Most TKT learners start with TKT Module 1. Anyone with no prior teaching experience can begin by exploring language-related concepts and gradually move on to learning and teaching-related concepts.

Known as the Module of ‘Background to Language Learning and Teaching’, TKT Module 1 consists of 18 lessons categorized under three sections as follows:

  • Describing language and language skills
  • Background to language learning
  • Background to language teaching

Module 1: Lesson Navigator

Completing the following 18 lessons in this lesson navigator will get you on everything you need for TKT Module 1. It is recommended to start with lessons under ‘Describing language and language skills’ section first. Click on the lesson and start your Module 1 journey!

Describing language and language skills

grammar tkt

Grammar:TKT Module 1: Describing Language

Grammar Grammar is the backbone of language learning, giving structure and clarity to communication. In…
lexis

Lexis: How Words Make a Language Rich

Lexis In English language teaching, lexis refers to the words and word combinations that carry…
phonology

Teaching Phonology in the ESL Classroom

Phonology Phonology is the study of sound features in a language. For ESL teachers, it…
language functions

Functions of the Language: What are They?

Functions When learners speak or write in English, they rarely think in terms of grammar…
reading

The Reading Skill: Subskills and Strategies

Reading Reading is a receptive skill, like listening. It means learners receive and interpret language…
writing

The Writing Skill: Subskills and Strategies

Writing Writing is one of the four main language skills, along with listening, speaking, and…
listening

The Listening Skill: Subskills and Strategies

Listening Listening is one of the four core language skills alongside reading, writing, and speaking…
speaking

The Speaking Skill: Subskills and Strategies

Speaking Speaking is one of the four language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Unlike…

Background to language learning

learner motivation

Motivation: Its Role in Language Learning

Motivation Why do some learners get into English lessons with enthusiasm while others drag their…
exposure and focus on form

Exposure and Focus on Form in ESL Teaching

Exposure and Focus on Form One of the key questions in language teaching is: How…
errors and their role in ESL

Errors: How to Identify and Correct Them

The Role of Error Mistakes are not just signs of failure. They are evidence that…
differences between l1 and l2 learning

Differences Between L1 and L2 Learning

Differences Between L1 and L2 Learning Language is how people communicate, but we don’t learn…
learner characteristics

Understanding Learner Characteristics in ESL

Learner Characteristics In every classroom, learners differ not only in their level of English but…
Learner needs

Learner Needs in the ESL Classroom

Learner Needs Every learner who walks into an English classroom brings unique expectations, goals, and…
Approaches to language teaching

Understanding Approaches to Language Teaching

Approaches to Language Teaching Approaches to language teaching are a teacher’s overall belief about what…

Background to language teaching

Presentation techniques and introductory activities

Presentation Techniques and Introductory Activities in ESL

Presentation Techniques and Introductory Activities Presentation techniques are the structured methods teachers use to introduce…
Practice activities and tasks for language and skills development

Practice activities and tasks for language and skills development

Practice Activities and Tasks for Language and Skills Development Every language classroom comes alive when…
Assessment types and tasks

Assessment Types and Tasks

Assessment Types and Tasks In English language teaching, assessment refers to the systematic process of…

Module 1: Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some FAQ on Module 1 with answers.

Would it be better to take Module 1 test separately?

You can take any number of modules in a single sitting, whether it’s one, two, or all three modules. However, please note that attempting several modules at once requires a significant amount of exam preparation. During the exam, it consumes a lot of energy and demands a higher level of concentration. As TKT Module 1 lengthy, for beginners, it is recommended to take Module 1 separately.

How much does it cost to do TKT Module 1?

If you have chosen the self-study option, it will cost you only the exam fees. The exam fee varies from country to country, and there could be slight variations in the fee from center to center within the same country. However, at the end of the day, the self-study option will save you a considerable amount of money.

Should I do TKT Module 1 first to progress to next Modules?

All the TKT Modules are stand-alone, so you can start with any module first. It is important to note that the numbers associated with core modules (1, 2, and 3) do not denote any progression from one module to another.

I want to self-study for TKT. Where should I start?

Excellent! This website has got everything you need to get TKT Module 1 at no cost. Please move to the lesson navigator section of this page.

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