Upcoming CPD Opportunities: Autumn 2025
Upcoming CPD Opportunities: Autumn 2025
For those of us in the northern hemisphere,
I hope you’ve enjoyed your summer holiday! For most, this is the time to prepare for our most intense and busiest period: the start of the new academic year!
If you can manage to fit anything else in
between level testing, staff meetings and setting up new groups and courses, ELT
institutions are making the most of our renewed energy after the break with a
bumper crop of CPD opportunities. These are mainly free and online, but I’ve
included F2F conferences and workshops, so be sure to check the notes for fees.
Please let me know in the comments if I’ve missed anything.
As they say in these parts ‘Feliç tornada!’
TITLE: CRELLA Autumn Seminar
PRESENTERS: See timetable
DATES & TIMES: Thursday, 18th September 2025 - 14.15-16.55 (GMT)
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: CRELLA (Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment), University of Bedfordshire.
TYPE OF EVENT: Free online seminar
SUMMARY
You are invited to the CRELLA Autumn Seminar. Join us for a virtual gathering of language testing and assessment academics, professionals, and researchers.
We are delighted to have Distinguished Professor Antony Kunnan as our keynote speaker https://www.antonykunnan.com. A founding president of the Asian Association for Language Assessment and recipient of the ILTA/Cambridge Distinguished Achievement Award 2024. Alongside Professor Kunnan, we will have engaging presentations from Mina Patel of CRELLA and the British Council and Jamie Lesley from CRELLA in what promises to be an exciting and wide-ranging programme.
The event is free to attend, and students from the world of language teaching and applied linguistics are welcome to join us and discover more about language testing and assessment.
Please reserve your ticket and put a reminder in your calendar. Once registered, you will receive an email confirming your place. The event will be hosted on Teams, and links to join the event will be sent out 24-48 hours before the event.
TITLE: Fer classes amb l’A punt 5 i l’A punt 6 (tot el que vols saber i no has gosat demanar)
PRESENTERS: Ares Llop & Albert Vilagrasa
DATES & TIMES: Dijous, 18 de setembre de 2025 – 17:00
LANGUAGE: Catalan
ORGANISED BY: PAMSA (Publicacions de l’Abadia de Montserrat)
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Webinar
SUMMARY
Dijous 18 de setembre, de 17.00 h a 18.00 h, sessió formativa amb els coordinadors de la col·lecció A punt per tal de donar estratègies per treballar les seqüències didàctiques de cada unitat i com fer la transició del B2 al C1 i C2.
TITLE: AI in ELT: from
theory to practice
PRESENTERS: Beatrice
Segura Harvey, Neil Harris, and Fred Gordon,
DATES & TIMES: Friday
19 September, 2025 - 09:45 - 16:30 (GMT)
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: English UK
TYPE OF EVENT: In-person
training event: Cavendish Venues, 1 America Square,
London EC3N 2LB Prices: £150 English UK members / £250 full price
SUMMARY
Join us for a one-day workshop designed for
ELT academic managers. This practical session will explore how AI can be used
responsibly in both day-to-day administrative tasks and classroom settings.
Alongside expert guidance and real-world
examples, delegates will have the opportunity to get hands-on and create their
own AI-enhanced resource or tool, ensuring the day is not only informative but
immediately applicable.
If you are an English UK member, use your
member number as the 'promo code' to unlock member prices.
Overview
This workshop is ideal for ELT academic
managers who are comfortable with digital tools but are still finding their way
with AI. It's designed for those who have some familiarity with the concept of
AI but want to deepen their understanding and explore its practical
applications in an ELT context.
You don't need to be a tech expert, just
open to learning, experimenting, and thinking critically about how AI can
support your role and enhance teaching and learning in your centre.
Bring your laptops!
TITLE: 34th
IATEFL Poland Conference
PRESENTERS: Various (see
programme)
DATES & TIMES: Friday,
19th – Sunday, 21st September 2025
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: IATEFL
Poland
TYPE OF EVENT: Face-to-face
conference, Lodz University of Technology (registration fees on website)
SUMMARY
We cordially invite you to the 34th IATEFL
Poland International Conference in Łódź. The conference is one of the largest
events for teachers of English as a foreign language with hundreds of
participants willing to seek new ways and innovative solutions to be adopted in
the learning-teaching environment.
The conference theme is: Back from the
Future
To help explore the variety of issues
connected to the main theme of the conference, this Call for Proposals welcomes
contributions covering any of the topics in the following areas:
Pedagogy, Methodology, Technology – which comes first?
Responsible use of AI for Teachers and in the Classroom
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging
Teacher Training and Development
Teacher’s Self-Care and Resilience
Psychology in Teaching and Teachers’ Careers
Teaching Different Age Groups: Young Learners, Teenagers, and Adults
Power Skills and Employability
Sustainability in ELT
Drama, Art, Literature and Culture in Language Education
Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)
Feedback, Evaluation and Assessment
Critical Thinking in Teaching and Learning
English for Specific Purposes
English Language Teaching Management and Leadership
Practical Takeaways for your Classroom
TITLE: Getting started
with Cambridge 2025
PRESENTERS: Various (see programme)
DATES & TIMES: Monday,
22nd – Thursday 25th September 2025
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Cambridge
University Press & Assessment
TYPE OF EVENT: Free online
training sessions
SUMMARY
Kick off the school year with Cambridge!
Join us for a series of dynamic 30-minute
training sessions over the course of 4 days, designed to energise and equip you
for a purposeful start to the new academic year.
We’ll explore best practices for effective
classroom teaching and highlight how Cambridge resources can support successful
Integrated Learning and Assessment (ILA). Discover practical tools and
strategies to boost your confidence, while we also show you our training
library for the range of courses on offer.
Sessions will conclude with a 15-minute
Q&A, offering space for discussion, reflection, and tailored support.
We can’t wait to see you there!
TITLE: From first hellos to confident futures in English
PRESENTERS: Various – see programme
DATES & TIMES: Monday 22nd – Friday 26th September 2025
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Pearson
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Webinars
SUMMARY
Join our free webinar series and discover how to confidently plan, teach and assess English at every stage of your students’ learning journey.
Whether you’re just starting the year or looking to try something new in your classroom, this five-part series will give you expert guidance, practical tips, and new ways to support language and soft skills development – powered by the Global Scale of English. We’ll explore how to use AI in the classroom, build learning strategies for lifelong development and teach the skills students need for the future.
PRESENTERS: Various (see
programme)
DATES & TIMES: Thursday,
25th – Friday, 26th September 2025.
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Preply
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Online
Conference (some sessions available only to Preply teachers)
SUMMARY
We’re proud to introduce the four keynote
speakers joining us at the Preply Online Teaching Conference 2025: A free,
global event happening September 25–26.
Scott Thornbury | “Planning vs. spontaneity
- Finding balance in your lessons”
Join Scott Thornbury, legendary ELT author
and trainer, for a deep dive into the tension between structure and spontaneity
in your lessons. How many of your lessons are planned and how many are
improvised? This session is a must-attend for tutors looking to bring more
agility and authenticity to their teaching.
John Hughes | "Adding visual impact to
your lessons"
Join John Hughes, award-winning ELT trainer
and author, for a session on how to use visuals more effectively in your online
lessons. Discover how to engage your students with simple, powerful techniques
that boost understanding and retention.
These talks are featured in our Develop
track - designed to help you grow your skills and teach with confidence.
Tom Rees | “Find your niche, find your
students”
“You don’t need millions of followers to
make a big impact.” Meet Tom Rees - aka Teacher Tom - creator of
eatsleepdreamenglish.com and a master at turning an authentic teaching voice
into student trust. In his session, Tom Rees will show you how to turn your
unique teaching perspective into content that builds trust, showcases your
skills, and attracts students.
This talk is featured in our Kick-start
track - designed to help you land your first students and build strong tutoring
foundations.
Dr Nicky Hockly | “Taking a critical look
at AI”
Join Nicky Hockly, ELT author and expert in
learning technologies, for a thoughtful, and critical, look at artificial
intelligence in language teaching. Expect honest insights, smart questions, and
a session that respects both innovation and human connection.
Author of “30 Essentials for Using AI”,
Nicky brings both clarity and caution to this fast-moving space.
This session is part of our Thrive track -
focused on long-term success, sustainability, and staying inspired in your
tutoring career.
TITLE: Bridging the North
PRESENTERS: Various (see programme)
DATES & TIMES: Saturday, 27th September 2005 – 09:00-15:00
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: TESOL Spain & British Council
TYPE OF EVENT: In-person event, British Council, Bilbao, Spain
SUMMARY
Sign up for the 3rd Bridging the North event in Bilbao. Join us on Saturday 27th September for the 3rd Bridging the North event, in collaboration with the British Council.
TITLE: “Macaroni cheese,
everybody freeze!” A spotlight on fun ways to engage very young learners
PRESENTERS: Fari Greenaway
DATES & TIMES: Tuesday,
30th September 2025 – 16:00 (GMT)
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Modern
English Teacher
TYPE OF EVENT: Free
Webinar
SUMMARY
Engaging very young learners (VYLs) in the
language classroom can be joyful, creative—and noisy! This practical webinar
explores how songs, chants, and storytelling can be used to create a dynamic,
interactive learning environment where English comes to life. We’ll look at how
these tools can build routine and rhythm into lessons, support vocabulary
development, and foster classroom community, all while keeping children
motivated and having fun.
Through real classroom examples,
participants will discover how to use repetition, gesture, and visuals to boost
listening skills, participation, and confidence—especially for shy learners.
We’ll also explore how stories can provide meaningful context for language
input and opportunities for language use, while also supporting concepts like
sequencing, prediction, and empathy. Whether you’re new to working with VYLs or
looking for fresh ideas, this session will leave you inspired and ready to chant,
sing, and tell stories with purpose.
TITLE: Future of English
Language Teaching Conference
PRESENTERS: Various – see
programme. Plenaries: Chia Suan Chong & Masatoshi Sato
DATES & TIMES: Saturday,
4th October 2025 – 09:00-16:30 (GMT)
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Trinity
College London
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Online
Conference
SUMMARY
The Future of English Language Teaching
(FoELT) is Trinity College London’s free annual CPD event bringing together ELT
professionals from around the world. It’s a space to explore cutting-edge
ideas, share teaching innovations, and connect with like-minded professionals
shaping the future of language education.
This year, we welcome Chia Suan Chong, an
expert in English for Specific Purposes, who will share practical insights on
integrating ESP in diverse learning contexts in her plenary session. Also
joining us is Masatoshi Sato, a renowned teacher educator and researcher, whose
plenary offers a fresh perspective on teacher development and innovation.
Celebrating its 10th year, FoELT is your
chance to learn from leading educators, researchers and trainers in a truly global
setting.
TITLE: Assessment in the AI Era: Encouraging creative thinking
PRESENTER: Jenifer Goldblum
DATES & TIMES: Saturday, 4th October 2025 – 15:00 (GMT)
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: IATEFL
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Webinar
SUMMARY
As AI tools become more embedded in education, the challenge for teachers is no longer simply preventing misuse but redesigning assessment to foster genuine learning. This webinar explores how to move away from tasks that are easily replicable by AI and towards assessment that promotes originality, critical thinking, and cognitive effort. By shifting the focus from recall to creativity, participants will discover how to design tasks that encourage meaningful engagement and reduce the temptation to copy and paste.
The session reintroduces well-established pedagogical approaches through the lens of cognitive tools—strategies that support learners in constructing and expressing their own thinking. It also highlights how teachers can use emerging technologies as professional aids in planning, rubric design, and feedback, without compromising authenticity.
The ideas shared are adaptable to a wide range of contexts and levels, and the session aims to offer practical inspiration for those looking to reflect on and refresh their current assessment practices in a rapidly evolving educational landscape.
TITLE: AI and item writing
for high stakes testing: insights from text and multiple-choice question
generation
PRESENTER: Andrew Fleck
DATES & TIMES: Thursday,
9th October 2025 – 17:00 (GMT)
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: IATEFL
TEASIG (Teaching, Evaluation and Assessment SIG)
TYPE OF EVENT: Free
Webinar
SUMMARY
We now live in an age of myriad
opportunities to harness the power of artificial intelligence (AI), especially
large language models (LLMs), in a range of educational contexts. From a
testing perspective this has included opportunities to develop secure, quality
test content (including text passages and comprehension question for reading
and listening tasks) using online platforms. In this session, we will discuss
how one Awarding Organisation has implemented a process for item writing which
exploits the available technology whilst adhering to best testing practice. We
discuss how to use AI ethically and efficiently to generate test content,
whilst keeping a place for human creativity and ingenuity. We consider the
limitations and challenges that AI brings to the fore and consider a process of
good practice for content development from the perspectives of both production
and review.
TITLE: World Teachers' Day
PRESENTERS: Various (See programme)
DATES & TIMES: Thursday, 9th October – Saturday, 11th October 2025
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: British Council
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Webinar series
SUMMARY
Join us on Thursday 9, Friday 10 and Saturday 11 October 2025 for the British Council's three-day online international conference for English teachers.
Our theme this year is 'Global voices, future focus'. The programme is full of inspiring webinars and panel discussions by and for English teachers all over the world. Join colleagues worldwide in shaping the future of English language teaching!
Thursday 9th October
Plenary session: 10.00–11.00 (UK time) Cecila Nobre: Rethinking professional development in a connected world
Session 2: 11.15–12.15 (UK time) Anestin Lum Chi: Top tips for reflective practice
Session 3: 14.00–15.00 (UK time) Man Wu: Using AI to boost confidence
Session 4: 15.15–16.15 (UK time) Mary Rose Banaag: Digital storytelling and multimedia projects
Friday 10th October
Panel Discussion: 10.00–11.00 (UK time) Amol Padwad, Yiviri Rasifatu Tombir, Adrienn Szlapak with Kim Beadle - Multilingual approaches in the classroom
Session 2: 11.15–12.15 (UK time) Aung Min Paing Classroom management in multilingual classes
Session 3: 14.00–15.00 (UK time) Ana Lucía Castells Ruíz Using design thinking in projects
Session 4: 15.15–16.15 (UK time) Sherly Hephzibah Integrating 21st-century skills into everyday learning
Saturday 11th October
Plenary 10.00–11.00 (UK time) Christopher Graham Making sustainability part of daily practice
Session 2: 11.15–12.15 (UK time) Iman Hassan Zain Role play to teach climate change
Session 3: 14.00–15.00 (UK time) Iyabọ Adebimpe Akintola Problem solving through vocabulary games
Session 4: 15.15–16.15 (UK time) Inga Mdivani Boosting learner engagement in speaking activities
TITLE: GLS/IH Berlin
Teacher Training Day
PRESENTERS: Various (see
programme)
DATES & TIMES: Saturday,
11th October 2025 - 09:00-18:00 (CET)
LANGUAGE: English &
MFL
ORGANISED BY: GLS/IH
Berlin
TYPE OF EVENT:
Face-to-face Training Day: GLS Campus, Kastanienallee 82, Berlin (standard fee
95€)
SUMMARY
Theme: Innovation – Transformation –
Reflection
Focusing on the space between established approaches and evolving practices, personal teaching style and new technologies, and the balance of tradition and change.
The day will include:
- - A plenary session
- - A selection of practical
workshops
- - Time to network and share
experiences with colleagues
- - Publisher stands
- - Presentations from GLS/IH
Berlin, and other contributors
Special Offer for Eaquals Members: Educators from Eaquals-accredited institutions can register at a reduced rate of €45 (standard fee €95). This includes access to four workshops of your choice, refreshments, lunch, and a farewell drink.
To apply the discount: Enter the code COOP-Partner-25 in the field “Wählen Sie Ihr Ticket” (“Choose your ticket”)
Activate the code
Select “Kooperation-Ticket T-T Day 25”
We hope you’ll take advantage of this
opportunity to learn, share, and connect with colleagues from across the
sector.
TITLE: From Themes to
Teams: Using Theme Centered Interaction (TCI) to Transform Business English Teaching
PRESENTER: Andreas Hövener
DATES & TIMES: Sunday,
12th October 2025 – 15:00 (GMT)
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: IATEFL BE
(Business English) SIG
TYPE OF EVENT: Free
Webinar
SUMMARY
This session introduces Business English
teachers to the practical use of Theme Centered Interaction (TCI), a powerful
framework that integrates learner individuality, group dynamics, and global
context into theme-based lessons. Participants will explore how to apply TCI
principles to design more engaging, real-world communication tasks that go
beyond language to build confidence, collaboration, and intercultural
competence. The session includes practical examples and take-home tools for
immediate use.
TITLE: Better results, better learning and better teaching: how teachers are integrating learning and assessment
PRESENTERS: Jeremy Day & Matthew Ellman
DATES & TIMES: Tuesday, 14th October - 10:00 (GMT+1) and Thursday, 16th October 2025 - 16:00 (GMT+1),
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Cambridge University Press and Assessment
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Webinar
SUMMARY
Integrated learning and assessment (ILA) is an approach to teaching that focuses on getting the most from every moment of learning, through collecting evidence of progress and providing actionable feedback to learners. In this webinar we’ll look at practical examples of how teachers worldwide are implementing ILA and seeing the benefits. We’ll also share highlights from the upcoming free online course on ILA, so that you can start using the approach in your own classroom.
TITLE: ELTOC (English Language Teaching Online Conference)
PRESENTERS: Various (See programme)
DATES & TIMES: Thursday, 16th – Saturday, 18th October
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: OUP
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Online Conference
SUMMARY
Get ready for Chapter 11 of ELTOC, the biggest online event in the English Language Teaching calendar, happening 16th to 18th October 2025.
Over three action-packed days, you’ll dive into free professional development sessions led by global ELT experts, explore trending topics, and connect with passionate educators from around the world.
Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills, exchange ideas, or simply get inspired, ELTOC is your space to connect, learn, and grow.
Plus, you’ll receive a resource pack filled with practical tools to take back to your classroom. Don’t miss this chance to be part of something truly transformative!
Delivered by experts, inspired by you.
TITLE: XI Congreso Internacional de Enseñanza Bilingüe y Lenguas Extranjeras
PRESENTERS: Various (see programme)
DATES & TIMES: Friday, 24th – Sunday 26th October 2025
LANGUAGE: English & Spanish
ORGANISED BY: Asociación Enseñanza Bilingüe
TYPE OF EVENT: In-person conference, Ciudad Real, Spain. See website for fees
SUMMARY
El mayor Congreso Internacional de Enseñanza Bilingüe
Destinado a maestros, profesores de enseñanza secundaria, profesores de universidad, estudiantes universitarios, responsables educativos, investigadores y administraciones educativas, expertos de cualquier sector educativo o relacionado con la educación que estén interesados en todo lo que se refiere a la enseñanza bilingüe y a la enseñanza de idiomas en centros públicos, concertados o privados, en programas de inmersión (AICOLE/CLIL) en lengua extranjera o en cualquier otra modalidad.
TITLE: Videotelling
PRESENTER: Jamie Keddie
DATES & TIMES: Saturday,
October 25th 2025 – 10:00-17:00 local time
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Pass Center
TYPE OF EVENT: Face-to-face
event (Armenia)
SUMMARY
Join an Exclusive Event for English
Teachers!
Led by international English teaching
expert, Jamie Keddie — author with Oxford University Press and winner of the
British Council ELTon Award.
This is a unique opportunity to enhance
your teaching skills and discover innovative approaches to language
instruction. During the event, Jamie Keddie will share his signature
“Videotelling” method to help you create more engaging and impactful lessons.
Venue: FoodPark by Downtown
EARLY BIRD OFFER
Special ticket price: 27,900 AMD
Use promo code: EARLYBIRD
❗️LIMITED SEATS
AVAILABLE❗️
Reserve your spot and invest in your
professional development today!
TITLE: Beyond
Intelligibility: Expanding Our Approach to Pronunciation Instruction
PRESENTERS: Various –
programme to be confirmed
DATES & TIMES: Saturday,
25th October 2025 - 09:30 (GMT)
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: IATEFL
PronSIG
TYPE OF EVENT: Online
event: Free for all IATEFL Pronsig members, Fee for IATEFL members: £7, Fee for
non-members: £10
SUMMARY
Some real-life communication situations
demand that the L2 pronunciation learned by our students go ‘beyond
intelligibility’. While intelligibility remains a vital, primary and necessary
goal which should continue to be a priority in our everyday teaching, in some
circumstances, we have to do more than ensure that students can be understood
by listeners and that they can understand others. In such cases, we may have to
go ‘beyond intelligibility’ in order to find the most suitable means to provide
support. But what do we mean by ‘beyond intelligibility’? And how might we
identify effective ways to provide that support?
This one-day online event explores the
additional factors which impact learners’ pronunciation and broader
communicative competence, such as the role of fluency, prosody, pragmatics,
speaker confidence, comprehensibility and the role of the listener. This theme
also provides an opportunity to investigate finer points and dynamics such as
interactional nuance and emotional expression in speech which can all be part
of co-constructing effective communication.
This event is intended for educators and researchers who want to enrich their approach to pronunciation teaching, prioritise an evidence-based approach, and learn practical classroom-ready ideas enabling them to address pronunciation in a holistic, learner-centred way.
MORE INFORMATION TO COME
TITLE: Getting started with Cambridge English Qualifications: fundamentals for new teachers
PRESENTERS: Sarah Ellis & Alberto Costa
DATES & TIMES: Tuesday, 28th October 2025 - 11:00 (GMT) and Thursday, 30th October 2025 -
16:00 (GMT),
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Cambridge University Press and Assessment
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Webinar
SUMMARY
Whether you're just beginning your teaching journey or exploring new assessment options, this webinar is the perfect introduction to Cambridge English Qualifications. We will unpack the key benefits of the exams, outline practical steps for getting started, and offer insights into effective classroom strategies. You'll also gain tips on how to communicate the value of these qualifications to parents, school leaders and other teachers. Join us to discover how Cambridge English can support your learners and elevate your teaching practice.
TITLE: Fine-tuning the
interactional competence construct: Exploring interactional practices in online
L2 talk
PRESENTERS: Nicholas
Glasson
DATES & TIMES: Tuesday,
4th November 2025 17:00 (GMT)
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: IATEFL
TEASIG (Teaching, Evaluation and Assessment SIG)
TYPE OF EVENT: Free
Webinar
SUMMARY
We can probably all agree that
interactional skills are important to any L2 learner of English but how do you
go about identifying interactional competence in L2 speech? And how can you do
this on an individual rather than shared basis? In this session we’ll outline
some key points in relation to assessing interactional competence, the impact of
technology on interaction and online interactions. We’ll then focus on what an
interactional practices approach is and how it might help us to unpick
interactional competence for learning and assessment purposes.
TITLE: BESIG 38th Annual
Conference in Athens
PRESENTERS: Various –
programme to be confirmed
DATES & TIMES: Friday,
7th November to Sunday, 9th November 2025
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: IATEFL BE
(Business English) SIG
TYPE OF EVENT: Face-to-face
conference (see website for fees)
SUMMARY
Alongside our engaging plenaries, talks and
workshops, we’ll have some exciting surprises in store to mark this milestone.
This year’s theme, Business Unusual –
Rethinking Business English for a Changing World, invites us to go beyond the
traditional and reflect on how our profession is evolving: through blending
coaching and training, soft skills and business communication, entrepreneurial
approaches, and digital upskilling.
Whether you work in-company, freelance, or
in higher education, this is your opportunity to connect, share, celebrate, and
shape what comes next.
TITLE: Getting started with Cambridge English Qualifications: practical tips for confident teaching
PRESENTERS: Alberto Costa & Sangeetha Sathe
DATES & TIMES: Tuesday, 11th November 2025 - 11:00 (GMT) and Thursday, 13th November 2025 - 16:00 (GMT),
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Cambridge University Press and Assessment
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Webinar
SUMMARY
This webinar is designed for teachers starting their journey with Cambridge English Qualifications. We’ll walk you through the key steps to getting started, from navigating essential resources like the handbooks for teachers and the Exam Preparation Journey, to understanding what matters most in your first year. You’ll gain clear, actionable tips to identify and close knowledge gaps, plan your academic year with confidence, and support your learners effectively from day one. Whether you're teaching A2 Key or C1 Advanced, this session will give you the tools you need to feel prepared and inspired.
TITLE: Understanding and using Cambridge English Qualifications exam results to open opportunities
PRESENTERS: Angela Wright & Nicola Johnson
DATES & TIMES: Tuesday, 25th November 2025 - 10:00 (GMT) and Thursday, 27th November 2025 - 15:00 (GMT),
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: Cambridge University Press and Assessment
TYPE OF EVENT: Free Webinar
SUMMARY
Cambridge English Qualifications are widely recognised by universities, employers and immigration authorities around the world as evidence that an applicant has the skills needed for success. This webinar will begin by looking at why organisations recognise the exams, and then will explain what the results mean and how learners can use their results to open opportunities for the future. We’ll address common questions on results reporting, like: 'what does a Grade A mean?', 'how long is a certificate valid for?' and 'how does the Results Verification Service work?' to help you support your learners to make the most of their qualification.
TITLE: YLTSIG Web
Conference - Real Teachers, Real Classrooms: Practical solutions for today’s
TYL challenges
PRESENTERS: Various –
conference to be confirmed
DATES & TIMES: Friday,
28th November– Sunday, 30th November 2025
LANGUAGE: English
ORGANISED BY: IATEFL
YLTSIG
TYPE OF EVENT: Free online
conference
SUMMARY
Join the IATEFL YLTSIG for their 2025 Web
Conference with the theme: Real Teachers, Real Classrooms: Practical solutions
for today’s TYL challenges
One of IATEFL YLTSIG’s key missions is to
support teachers of children and teenagers around the world at all stages of
their career. In recent years, while some of the struggles teachers face have
remained the same, others have evolved due to changing classroom dynamics,
technological advancements, and shifting educational priorities. Whether you’re
struggling to engage students, manage multi-level classes, foster inclusivity
or integrate AI safely, this year’s web conference has something for you.
This stimulating three-day event will
explore practical, research-informed strategies for addressing the unique
challenges of teaching young learners in today’s rapidly evolving classrooms.
It will feature over 30 sessions including plenaries, inspire sessions, talks,
workshops, debates and panel discussions, with an outstanding and truly global
line-up of speakers.
More information to come soon.
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