Webinars
Stay up to date and inspired with our free webinars for English language teachers. Find upcoming live sessions, or catch up by watching recordings of webinars you've missed.
Our practical, interactive webinars are led by experienced teachers and teacher educators working in English language classrooms around the world. Each session is designed to provide classroom-ready ideas, fresh insights, and opportunities to connect with fellow teachers.
Reserve your free place by registering on Zoom. All participants who attend a live webinar will receive a certificate of attendance.
Ian Clifford - Towards evidence and skills-based teacher development
Ian's talk looks at a range of teaching strategies and evaluates their effectiveness.
Maria Jose Galleno - Giving a hand. Apps for Dyslexia
In this talk, Maria Jose Galleno looks at different apps that help learners who have dyslexia.
Sally Farley - Using assistive technology to help learners with SENs
In her closing plenary, Sally Farley introduces a range of 'Assistive Technologies' to help learners with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
Understanding my professional identity
Tim Phillips - Transformer teachers
In this talk, Tim Phillips looks at transformational CPD, what it is and what it means to you.
Supporting ongoing teacher professional development
Jon Parnham - Conditions and tools for mentoring in schools
In this talk, Jon talks about the benefits of mentoring programmes using a project in India as an example.
Kerilee Barrett, Sandra Randall - Taking responsibility for professional development
In this presentation, Kerilee and Sandra talk about the large-scale ELTDP project - an initiative to develop teachers' skills in Malaysia.
Understanding teacher learning
Kirsten Holt - Flourish not flounder
In this talk, Kirsten examines the theory behind CPD frameworks, their construction and how they are currently being used, before exploring how they can be used effectively for the teacher’s personal, evolving professional development.
Understanding my professional identity
Evaluating teacher competence
Claire Ross and Suzanne Mordue - Stop, look, listen
In this talk, Claire and Suzanne look at the affordances of video in peer observation.
Richard Smith, Amol Padwad - English teaching in difficult circumstances
In this talk, Richard and Amol look at the challenges of teaching in difficult circumstances and offer solutions for effective teacher development in these areas.
Asli Saglam and Kenan Dikilitas - Teacher research 2.0
In this presentation, Asli and Kenan discuss affordances of building a community of online practice into classroom-based research for teacher development by showcasing the design and moderation experience in TESOL's Electronic Village Online (EVO).