DELTA Module 1
A comprehensive training course that builds your knowledge, boosts your confidence and gives you the exam skills you need for the big day.
A comprehensive training course that builds your knowledge, boosts your confidence and gives you the exam skills you need for the big day.
£640 fixed until October 2028
Next group starts Wednesday 16 September 2026
You want to prepare for Cambridge DELTA. After all, it's the logical next step in your ELT career.
But you're not sure what the best approach is. You're busy at work and busy with life. The last thing you need is more time pressure.
Why not Take Your Time with DELTA and join our Module 1 course?
Cambridge DELTA Module 1: Understanding Language, Methodology and Resources for Teaching is an opportunity to explore teaching and learning English from different perspectives. This module is theory-based and it is assessed by a written exam with two papers.
But preparing for it can feel overwhelming: input to process, new methodologies to examine, and jargon and terminology to retain.
As a teacher you set exams, but you haven't sat one for a long time. If you haven't studied for a while, you might start to question yourself. Will I cope with the content? The studying? The exam?
There is another, less stressful way to prepare for Module 1. The Take Your Time DELTA Module 1 course.
It's DELTA Module 1 training in manageable chunks. With plenty of time to reflect on your teaching practice, try out techniques in your classroom and get ready for the exam with confidence.
Take Your Time to explore language and methodology, and reflect on your teaching.
Interactive classes held on Zoom with ongoing WhatsApp support.
Authentic past papers and personalised feedback on your answers.
Structured input sessions with interaction and discussion.
Pre-session activities and weekly homework to boost learning.
All the resources, self-study tasks and exam practice on Google Drive, for easy access.
A Take Your Time DELTA course runs for 36 weeks, from September to May, with 30 live sessions and breaks for holidays. An intensive course covers the same module in 12 weeks.
Module 1 exam: Wednesday 2 June 2027
| Group | Runs | Time | Fee | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mondays Group 1 | 7 Sept 2026 to 24 May 2027 | 19:00 to 20:30 UK time | £640 | Started 7 Sept You may still be able to join within the first three sessions. Ask about joining late : Module 1, Group 1, Mondays |
| Wednesdays Group 3 | 16 Sept 2026 to 26 May 2027 | 08:30 to 10:00 UK time | £640 | Places available Apply for this group : Module 1, Group 3, Wednesdays Add 16 September 2026 to your calendar |
| Thursdays Group 4 | 17 Sept 2026 to 27 May 2027 | 16:45 to 18:15 UK time | £640 | Places available Apply for this group : Module 1, Group 4, Thursdays Add 17 September 2026 to your calendar |
| Fridays Group 5 | 18 Sept 2026 to 28 May 2027 | 09:00 to 10:30 UK time | £640 | 1 place left Apply for this group : Module 1, Group 5, Fridays Add 18 September 2026 to your calendar |
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All times are UK time (GMT/BST). Times may change in your time zone during the course. Course dates include breaks for UK national holidays and the IATEFL conference.
£640 Module 1 course fee, fixed until October 2028
Full details of discounts, payment plans and payment methods are in the terms and conditions.
Take Your Time DELTA participants get excellent results.
How the pass guarantee works| Fail | 11% |
|---|---|
| Pass | 42% |
| Pass with Merit | 21% |
| Pass with Distinction | 26% |
I feel like I have both the knowledge for the Module 1 exam AND a real strategy to approach the exam.
The course has made me a better teacher. It made me aware of how many gaps I have in my teaching skill and knowledge. Throughout the course, I was able to apply what I learnt in the weekly sessions/outside reading in the classroom. This was really satisfying as I was able to apply what I'd learnt and feel a sense of development as a teacher.
I think the feedback I had on my homework was exceptionally good and in far greater detail then I would have expected. I love the homework menu because I always had something to do and could tailor my studying to my needs.
There's no way I would have been able to do this course in the standard three-month timeframe offered from other providers.
Sandy is a really excellent teacher who knows her stuff. I wouldn't think twice about studying with her in the future.
This course is useful for professional development and not only for exam preparation as there's a holistic approach to it. If someone thinks they need to know everything before doing the course, they shouldn't worry, because there's room for growth and development provided that you have a basic knowledge of teaching approaches and language awareness. The structure of the course will help you follow it easily and by the end of it to feel confident taking the exams.
The Take Your Time DELTA Module 1 course takes nine months to complete. Courses run for 36 weeks from March to November or from September to May and include 30 ninety-minute sessions plus homework.
We recommend taking our Module 1 and Module 3 courses consecutively, i.e. one module per academic year.
The exact number of weekly hours is difficult to estimate as it differs for everybody depending on their prior knowledge, their experience, their reading speed, how easy they find it to use computers, etc.
We typically find that trainees who are able to block two to three hours a week for personal study, or to commit to 15-20 minutes every day, make the best progress on the course, though the more background reading and research you can do, the more confident you will feel in the exam! We also recommend that you regularly meet up with a study buddy on the course and will help you to find somebody suitable for this. Everybody does more as they get closer to the exam too, so you might want to factor that into your planning!
No, the exam must be taken in person. This means you need to register with an exam centre. There are two sittings each year: the first Wednesday in June and the first Wednesday in December.
You need to arrange and pay for the exam with a recognised Cambridge centre. Registration typically closes 6-8 weeks before the exam, so in April for the June exam and in October for the December exam. We will remind you to sign up during your course, after you have completed Mock 1 and had a tutorial.
Visit the Cambridge English website to find a full list of centres. We can also offer advice to help you find a centre that works for you.
Yes, that's fine. Previous course participants have had similar experiences. After completing the Take Your Time DELTA Module 1 course, they have gone on to take the exam successfully, even if they had previously failed the exam before starting with us.
All live sessions are recorded. However, we find that if you miss more than four or five live sessions, it can be very difficult to keep up with the course.
The live sessions are the most important component of Take Your Time DELTA, and are the part which trainees say they find the most useful.
Not sure if you're ready? Contact us to discuss your application, or sign up to the mailing list.