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Find out more about the IATEFL Young Learners and Teenagers Special Interest Group (YLTSIG) web conference from 27-29 November 2020.
Find out about the initiatives being offered by the Picturebooks in European Primary English Language Teaching (PEPELT) team.
See our latest blog topics and find out how you can become a TeachingEnglish blogger.
This course is freely available for teachers of English and looks at English as it is used around the world.
Watch a recording of an online discussion about the role of experience in teachers' professional development, July 2020.
Watch a recording of an online panel discussion about the role of experience in teachers' professional development.
Watch videos by authors on their ideas for developing expertise as teachers and teacher educators.
Do you teaching English to young learners? Take part in this survey by the University of Stirling and Aston University.
Tell us your needs in our survey about teaching remotely during the Covid-19 crisis.
See our latest blog topics for April - June 2020 and find out to become a TeachingEnglish blogger.
See our blog topics for March 2020.
Our featured blog of the month award for November 2019 goes to Marek at TEFL Equity Advocates and his post 'How to write materials and...
Our featured blog of the month award for October 2019 goes to Larry Ferlazzo and his post 'The best fun videos for English language...
Our featured blog of the month award for September 2019 goes to Rajesh Kouluri and his post '3 Writing Tasks to help learners write...
We are pleased to announce NILE will once again be delivering the Professional Award for Teacher Educators.
Our featured blog of the month award for June 2019 goes to David Petrie and his post First (FCE) Speaking Video Lesson.
Our featured blog of the month award for May 2019 goes to Cristina Cabal and her post Fixing Fossilized Grammar and Spelling Errors in...
Creativity and imagination is one of six core skills identified by the British Council as very important for students in the 21st...
Our featured blog of the month award for April 2019 goes to David Petrie and his post Cheating.
Life coaching, well-being, training and resources are all part of Rachael Roberts' new website Life-resourceful.
Our featured blog of the month award for March 2019 goes to Rajesh Kouluri and his post Language Games for Teaching and Practicing...
Our featured blog of the month award for February 2019 goes to ELT-Connect and their post 7 Fun Tasks for Classroom Debates.
Our featured blog of the month award for January 2019 goes to Breakout English and their post How to teach Cambridge exam classes.
AQUEDUTO, an organisation promoting quality assurance for online training, has commissioned an informative review of the literature in...
Our featured blog of the month award for November 2018 goes to ELT-Cation and their post One sentence games.
IATEFL Research SIG has published an open access book entitled ELT Research in Action: Bridging the Gap between Research and Classroom...
EVE: Equal Voices in ELT was created at the beginning of February, 2018. Its aim is to recognise both gender and highly proficient...
Recent research into English as a medium of instruction, involving an Open University team, Education Development Trust and the British...
Are teachers able to assess themselves accurately? Do they have the right assessment tools to do so? This research paper investigates...
The University of Warwick and IATEFL Research SIG jointly hosted a panel discussion on Thursday 8 February on the topic of ‘Video in...
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