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TeachingEnglish Asia
British Council TeachingEnglish Asia Summer 2019

Welcome to TeachingEnglish Asia

Welcome to our latest edition of the TeachingEnglish Asia newsletter.  It's been a while but we're back with a special edition featuring a range of interesting project in China!

As well as hearing about three different projects in China we have an update on the Thai Master Trainers' visit to IATEFL and news of lots of new publications.

We hope you enjoy reading this edition and if you have any questions for us please email the TeachingEnglish Asia team.

 
News and events
 
  A trainer and lecturer discuss the EMI approach

Broadening the EMI offer at Yunnan University

University students in China expect a more international environment during their studies, but many lecturers struggle to use English in the classroom, often lacking the confidence and expertise to teach in an EMI context. Yunnan University is offering more EMI/bilingual classes to students thanks to an extremely successful EMI training course for lecturers.

Read the Yunnan University case study.

 
       
  A group of students look at some communicative teaching materials

Empowering Teachers in Southwest China

Guizhou province is a less developed area, with many ethnic minorities, and it was here that the British Council’s Teaching for Success approach was first used in China. Introducing communicative language teaching in an area such as this was a major step forward in the reform of the education system and demonstrates the local government’s commitment to reducing the gap in English teaching with more developed areas.

Find out more about the region and the training.

 
       
  A group of Thai Master Trainers at IATEFL

Broadening ELT Horizons for Thai Master Trainers

After the end of the Regional English Training Centre project Thai Master Trainers (TMTs) are still ensuring the sustainability of the project continuing to support teachers across the country.  To support the TMTs the British Council took a group to this year's IATEFL, where they learnt all about the latest developments in ELT.

Learn more about TMTs and their exciting trip to the UK.

 
       
  Two teachers sit making props for their drama classes

Teaching English through drama in China

Drama can be a highly effective tool in the ELT classroom, and there has been an increasing demand in the Chinese school market for training in this area.  In response to the demand the British Council in China developed a new course, Drama in ELT and primary and high school teachers in Tianjin’s TEDA district were the first to benefit from the course.

Read more about the course and the training in Tianjin.

 
       
  A woman takes a book from a shelf

New publications and research papers

The TeachingEnglish website is always being updated with new publications and research papers, and here are a few recently published ones:

 
       
  A group of people have a discussion during  a workshop

Upcoming conferences across the region

Find out about ELT conferences and events taking place across East Asia in the coming months as well as deadlines for submitting papers, abstracts and presentations.

 
       
 
 

 
 
British Council Resources
 

Teaching English: Watch the British Council ELTons Awards live online on Monday June 10.

LearnEnglish:  A1 level students can practise their listening skills by listening to this conversation in a cafe.

LearnEnglish Kids:  Young children can practise their vocabulary with a wide range of word games.

LearnEnglish Teens: Teenage and adult students can practise their writing skills with this recipe based activity. 

Events: Find out about ELT conferences and events taking place across East Asia in the coming months as well as deadlines for submitting papers, abstracts and presentations.

 
 

 
 

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