Elevate your teaching with insights from our TEFL Masterclass series, designed to advance your skills and teaching methodology.
A fabulous opportunity to add even more game-changing simple techniques to your classroom methodology. If I had to choose only one resource to keep for my teaching, a box of Cuisenaire Rods would be it – the possibilities are endless. Make sure you check out the first webinar – Using Cuisenaire Rods in the Language Classroom.
How do we best learn a foreign language? Noticing is believed (by some) to encourage successful language learning. Find out what noticing is (and isn’t!) and how to use it in your classroom.
Teaching and learning communication strategies in the EFL/ ESL classroom. Helping English learners develop speaking, fluency, and conversation skills.
Speaking skills | Speaking practice | Memorisation | Functional language | IELTS | Linguistic toolbelt
A practical exploration of how virtual reality tools can be used to engage language learners, promote intercultural understanding and learning in context.
A practical masterclass on the importance and methods of teaching pronunciation at sound, word, sentence and text level, using visual instead of auditory stimuli.
Using professional coaching and principles of neuroscience, educators can enhance the learning process making it much more efficient.
Steve Tulk, an experienced teacher and trainer in English Language Teaching (ELT), introduces a masterclass focused on enhancing students’ writing skills in English.
This masterclass explains how we can make vocabulary learning more effective inside and outside the classroom and what guiding principles and practical steps can help to achieve this.
This TEFL webinar will look at how spelling works in English and how we can help our ESL learners improve the accuracy of their spelling.
This masterclass will present business English, needs analysis, frameworks, intercultural competence, 21st-century skills, and soft skills.
Correcting oral error using both immediate and delayed techniques.
Steve Hirschhorn introduces a masterclass on the Silent Way as a teaching method rooted in the work of Caleb Gattegno. It encompasses three main facets: its philosophical backbone, its theoretical underpinning, and its practical application.
This ELT workshop will help you think about the best ways to correct mistakes made in students’ writing.
Find out how to make the most of “culture” as a topic and as a learning point in your classroom and how cultural dimensions can explain classroom behaviour.
