Two ELT inspectors in Sfax, Mr Maher Siala and Mr Mouhammad Souissi

Maher Siala, an ELT Inspector in Sfax (Tunisia) distributed some informative sheets of paper (6 pages) this morning among his trainees in an In-Service Training Session dealing with testing English in Tunisian schools that all EL teachers have to respect while preparing their testing sheets.

 I had a group of 26 pupils. They all participated; it was a success of 100 per cent. I did the following.

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The educational system in Tunisia has witnessed remarkable changes during the last two decades through the adoption of different modern approaches and methodologies with reference to both national

I wondered one day about the number of all irregular verbs in English. I surfed the net and found some answers.

Tunisia has made wide paces in its Educational System through daring, though swift, steps in a short period of time.

MELA (MAhdia English Language Association) was the FIRST English Association in Tunisia that undertook to promote ELT in the region through the daring steps trying to defy all the obstacles and challenges thanks to the assiduity, tirelessness and willingness of the members and the fans.

Mahdia is a lovely city on the coast of Tunisia where visitors enjoy meeting a warm sun, a loving people and and delicious fish. "Go4english" Co-ordinators visited Mahdia more than twice.