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AI and Pronunciation: Hype or Hope?

AI and Pronunciation: Hype or Hope?

Yes, AI is everywhere but can it really help teachers and learners with the pronunciation of English? How can we make the most of AI in a principled way? Find out in this GTEFL Masterclass. Presented by Neil Harris – Teacher Trainer & Director of Marketing @ CELT Language School.

Approach, Method or Technique and do we care

Approach, Method or Technique and do we care

Approach, Method and Technique in ELT – defining the importance. Presented by Steve Hirschhorn – Award-winning Teacher Trainer, Former School Principal & Director of TESOL.

Certified Professional Training

Our range of certified professional training is great for expanding your professional portfolio, these trainings can be purchased individually or included as part of PRO membership.

From £12.50 • 90 mins

Find out about what duty of care adults have when working with students in the UK and what to do if a safeguarding situation should arise.

£25 • 20 hrs

As a fluent speaker of the language, it is only natural to you to be grammatically correct, but do you think you could explain certain elements of English grammar to a learner?