International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language (IATEFL) Conference is organised for the 45th time and this year it is taking place in Brighton, UK. The mission of this conference is to link, develop and support English Language Teaching professionals throughout the world.
British Council is there throughout the conference bringing you news, live coverage, video presentations, blogs and interviews. If you are interested in English teaching than make sure you bookmark two of our main Internet portals that will be covering the event:
Last year over 50,000 teachers all over the world spent over 15,000 hours watching the video we made available as part of the IATEFL Harrogate Online Project. This year, we are planning to be even better!
Featuring “Live Channel”, online discussions, our roving reporters, Internet streams, sessions, interviews and discussion forum, Brighton Online is the place to follow everything about IATEFL 2011. Dedicated British Council team brings you the best coverage and insight of this conference.
A small team of teachers, presenters and British Council staff from South East Europe will be sharing their experiences, views and thoughts about IATEFL 2011 on our British Council IATEFL Blog.
Bringing you personal view of the conference along with photos, videos and updates, this blog is all about how a visiting teacher feels and enjoys the IATEFL conference. Don’t miss out this blog and send you feedback and questions to your fellow teachers attending the conference in Brighton.
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We invite you to follow the annual 45th IATEFL conference with us, both on Brighton Online and British Council IATEFL Blog. We will be there from 15 until 19 April and are looking forward to your comments, questions and feedback.
A small team of teachers, presenters and British Council staff from South East Europe is sharing their experiences, views and thoughts about IATEFL 2011 on British Council IATEFL Blog BRITISH COUNCIL @IATEFLThe United Kingdom’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities.
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