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We are committed to building connections between India and the UK that enable us to share our expertise in English language teacher education and development, teaching, learning and assessment. In each edition of this newsletter we share information about:
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An alternative method for large scale teacher development through the establishment of and support for semi-formal, localised communities of practice. Watch our new animation to find out more about the concept. |
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Dr David Hayes will present the findings of our recent study and launch the report in a webinar on 10 November at 2pm (UK) / 7.30pm (India). Follow this link to participate. |
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The first global Teaching for Success Online Conference was held from from 5-9 October 2016. The session recordings are available here. |
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The conference papers will be published on 16 November. Don’t forget you can follow us on Twitter or Facebook for a reminder and ongoing updates on our work. |
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Our team in India collaborates with consultants and consultancy teams from across the world. Interested independent consultants can register on our Consultants Database here. |
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Tata Trusts is amongst India's oldest, non-sectarian philanthropic organisations that works in several areas of community development. |
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