Level 3. Advanced CLIL Specialist

LEVEL 3 – Advanced CLIL Specialist

1. Level Profile

Level 3 is the highest tier, intended for:

  • Teachers/lecturers who have implemented CLIL consistently.

  • Educators ready to become a trainer, mentor, or coordinator of CLIL/EMI programs within a school/institution.

  • Individuals involved in policy, curriculum development, or CLIL research.

2. Level 3 Objectives
  • Develop and lead CLIL programs at the school/institutional level.

  • Become a role model in high-quality CLIL practice.

  • Produce innovations (modules, guidelines, research) that can be disseminated.

  • Provide coaching and mentoring to other teachers.

3. Key Competencies for Level 3
Academic Leadership Competency
  • Designing a CLIL program for a full semester / full academic year.

  • Facilitating internal training for other teachers.

Design & Innovation Competency
  • Developing a ready-to-use CLIL module package (complete with Lesson Plans, worksheets, and assessments).

  • Critically integrating local wisdom, culture, and global issues.

  • Utilizing digital technology (LMS, video, interactive tools, etc.) for bilingual instruction.

Coaching & Mentoring Competency
  • Conducting classroom observation for other teachers and providing constructive feedback.

  • Guiding teachers in developing CLIL Lesson Plans/Unit Plans.

Research & Dissemination Competency
  • Conducting classroom action research or CLIL studies and disseminating them through:

    • seminars,

    • conferences, or

    • publications (articles, reports, modules).

4. Level 3 Indicators & Evidence of Performance

Level 3 participants are typically required to demonstrate:

  • CLIL program documentation on a larger scale (e.g., one educational level/grade).

  • A ready-to-use CLIL material package (teacher + student modules).

  • Evidence of being a trainer/coach (photos, certificates, training agenda).

  • A minimum of one:

    • research report, or

    • scholarly article, or

    • presentation at a CLIL/EMI-related seminar.

Participants who pass the assessment receive the certificate: “Level 3 – Advanced CLIL Specialist.”

5. Training & Mentoring Format
  • Advanced mentoring (1-on-1 or small group).

  • FGD (Focus Group Discussion) on school CLIL program planning.

  • Clinic for writing articles / innovation reports.

  • Collaboration with MPBI (Bahasa Inggris) lecturers for research & publication.

Suitable for: Core teachers, bilingual coordinators, head of study programs, or lecturers leading CLIL implementation within an institution.

LEVEL 3 – ADVANCED CLIL SPECIALIST

(Advanced CLIL Specialist Training Modules)

Total: 8 Modules • 30–40 Lesson Hours (LH)

Module 1 — Academic Leadership in CLIL
  • Description: Building capacity to lead CLIL programs at the school/institutional level.

  • Outcome: Teachers are able to map needs and design large-scale CLIL programs.

  • Activities: Focus Group Discussion (FGD), institutional analysis.

  • Deliverable: Draft annual CLIL program.

  • Duration: 4 Hours

Module 2 — Integrated CLIL Curriculum Design (School-Wide Framework)
  • Description: Developing a curriculum across subject areas / across grade levels.

  • Outcome: Comprehensive CLIL curriculum.

  • Activities: Curriculum mapping workshop.

  • Deliverable: CLIL curriculum document.

  • Duration: 6 Hours

Module 3 — Cultural & Local-Based CLIL Learning Innovation
  • Description: Developing CLIL modules based on the culture and environment of Kalimantan (Borneo).

  • Outcome: Thematic modules with local character.

  • Activities: Integrating folklore, ecology, and local culture.

  • Deliverable: 1 CLIL module based on local wisdom.

  • Duration: 4 Hours

Module 4 — Digital Technology in CLIL (Advanced Tools)
  • Description: Using technology for bilingual instruction (LMS, AR/VR, interactive video).

  • Outcome: Teachers are able to produce bilingual digital media.

  • Activities: Digital tool workshop.

  • Deliverable: Digital CLIL media.

  • Duration: 4 Hours

Module 5 — Teacher Coaching & Mentoring
  • Description: Training skills in providing feedback and guiding other teachers.

  • Outcome: Participants are able to become an internal school coach.

  • Activities: Observation & supervision simulation.

  • Deliverable: Coaching Form + mentoring report.

  • Duration: 4 Hours

Module 6 — Classroom Action Research & CLIL Studies
  • Description: Simple research for improving the quality of bilingual instruction.

  • Outcome: Teachers understand the design of CAR (Classroom Action Research) / CLIL Action Research.

  • Activities: Developing a mini research proposal.

  • Deliverable: Mini research proposal / report.

  • Duration: 4–6 Hours

Module 7 — Dissemination & CLIL Publication
  • Description: Writing articles, innovation reports, and conducting seminar presentations.

  • Outcome: Participants produce a publication manuscript.

  • Activities: Writing clinic, publication session.

  • Deliverable: Draft article / seminar poster.

  • Duration: 4 Hours

Module 8 — Teaching Showcase & Portfolio Assessment
  • Description: Final competency evaluation in the form of a showcase (teaching + portfolio).

  • Outcome: Level 3 Certification.

  • Activities: Portfolio presentation, panel evaluation.

  • Deliverable: Complete CLIL Portfolio + Showcase Video.

  • Duration: 4 Hours

LEVEL 3 SYLLABUS – ADVANCED CLIL SPECIALIST

Duration: 30–40 Lesson Hours (LH)

Target Audience: Core teachers, bilingual coordinators, lecturers, or school program leaders.

1. Program Profile

Level 3 is the specialist level. Participants are equipped with the ability to lead CLIL programs, develop curriculum, train other teachers, and conduct research/innovation.

2. Learning Outcomes

Participants are able to:

  • Design CLIL programs at the institutional scale.

  • Develop culturally-based CLIL modules.

  • Utilize digital technology for CLIL.

  • Conduct coaching & mentoring for other teachers.

  • Conduct CLIL Research/Action Research.

  • Write publications and present the results.

3. Level 3 Module Structure

Module

Topic

LH

Deliverable

1

Academic Leadership in CLIL

4

Draft Annual CLIL Program

2

Integrated CLIL Curriculum Design

6

Curriculum Document

3

Cultural-Based CLIL Innovation

4

Local-Based CLIL Module

4

Digital Technology for CLIL

4

Digital CLIL Media

5

Teacher Coaching & Mentoring

4

Mentoring Report

6

CLIL Action Research

4–6

Proposal/CAR Report

7

Publication & Dissemination

4

Draft Article/Poster

8

Showcase & Portfolio Evaluation

4

Complete Portfolio

4. Training Methodology
  • FGD & program development

  • Leadership lesson study

  • Module design

  • Digital production workshop

  • Real observation & coaching

  • Academic writing clinic

  • Panel review

5. Training Materials
  • School CLIL curriculum template

  • Sample culturally-based modules

  • CAR (Classroom Action Research) template

  • Scholarly article template

  • Showcase rubric

6. Evaluation
  • Culturally-based CLIL Module (25%)

  • School CLIL Program (20%)

  • Research/CAR (20%)

  • Coaching Report (10%)

  • Article/Presentation (15%)

  • Showcase (10%)

7. Graduation Criteria
  • Complete portfolio submitted.

  • Seminar article/presentation delivered.

  • Final score ≥75.

8. Deliverables
  • Complete CLIL Module

  • School Curriculum Document

  • Bilingual Digital Media

  • Research Proposal/Results

  • Level 3 – CLIL Specialist Certificate

9. Schedule

Recommendation: 4–5 intensive days, or 4 weeks blended format.