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Harshwardhan Kadepurkar, India (first Guest Teacher, Teaching English)
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Whether you are new to English language teaching, or whether you are taking the next steps in your career and development, you will find valuable help and opportunities here.
These links will take you to essential information; expert advice; teaching tips and materials; articles; discussions; and support networks to help you achieve your goals.
The new global home for English teaching on the web brings together everything that busy teachers need, from classroom materials to ideas for development. Download teaching materials; read blogs from guest experts and teachers worldwide; and join helpful discussions.
The community, advice and resources site for undergraduate language students who are gaining a year’s experience as English Language Assistants – with pre-departure and on-the-job help.
All about teaching peacekeeping English worldwide to the military, police and border guards, with downloadable teaching materials, newsletter and the LearnEnglish Peacekeepers website.
The English Language Teaching Contacts (ELTeCS) e-news sends you weekly email bulletins about ELT events, projects and other opportunities in your region, including Hornby workshops for teachers.
Information about getting qualified to Teach English in different contexts, and about working in the British Council’s teaching network.
ELTons 2009 The ELTons (British Council Innovation Awards) are offered to outstanding new language learning products and services, which use innovative ideas to help learners achieve their goals, or to innovative research which has clear practical benefits for English language teaching.
