British Council 4th annual ELT Conference

APAVAC are pleased to announce the forthcoming BC ELT Conference where we have been kindly invited to talk about our association to fellow teachers.

British Council Valencia

TEACHER TRAINING

ELT CONFERENCE 2011 The British Council is pleased to announce its 4th annual ELT Conference, which this year will take place on Saturday 1st October . As in previous years, we hope to offer a range of high quality and engaging sessions with a real focus on practical classroom application. The title of this year’s conference is: 5 key issues in ELT, and we will be dividing the sessions into five thematic areas: Practical ICT usage in the classroom Teaching English to Primary students Teaching English to Secondary students Teaching English to adult students Bilingual education and CLIL The British Council’s Outreach programme works with local teaching communities and Teachers Associations and encourages participants and speakers from both state and private sectors to take part. If you would like to propose a session, send us your talk title, abstract (60-70 words) and bio-data before 15th July. We hope to be able to publish a pre-programme and timetable in September. Click here for the conference schedule Contact: roy.macavoy@britishcouncil.es http://www.britishcouncil.org/spain-learn-english-in-spain-valencia-courses-for-teachers.htm

British Council Valencia

TEACHER TRAINING

ELT CONFERENCE 2011

The British Council is pleased to announce its 4th annual ELT Conference, which this year will take place on Saturday 1st October .

As in previous years, we hope to offer a range of high quality and engaging sessions with a real focus on practical classroom application.

The title of this year’s conference is: 5 key issues in ELT, and we will be dividing the sessions into five thematic areas:

• Practical ICT usage in the classroom
• Teaching English to Primary students
• Teaching English to Secondary students
• Teaching English to adult students
• Bilingual education and CLIL

The British Council’s Outreach programme works with local teaching communities and Teachers Associations and encourages participants and speakers from both state and private sectors to take part. If you would like to propose a session, send us your talk title, abstract (60-70 words) and bio-data before 15th July. We hope to be able to publish a pre-programme and timetable in September.

Click here for the conference schedule

Contact: roy.macavoy@britishcouncil.es

http://www.britishcouncil.org/spain-learn-english-in-spain-valencia-courses-for-teachers.htm