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Courses and seminars

The British Council offers the following courses for teachers and teachers-in-training:

Teacher Workshops

We offer a series of workshops for teachers and teachers-in-training at primary and secondary levels, across a range of topics. The emphasis is on practical ideas for teachers to be able to use and adapt for their own classes, supported by a review of methodology.

We can also offer tailor-made teacher-training workshops to be given at schools, (singly or as a series). For more information about these, please contact:
Coimbra:susan.clarke@pt.britishcouncil.org
Lisbon: tim.perry@pt.britishcouncil.org
Porto: gaynor.evans@pt.britishcouncil.org.

Workshops currently on offer

British Council Porto: Teacher Development Sessions 2012

Welcome to our Teacher Development Sessions in Porto. These workshops and training cover a variety of topics related to teaching English language, skills and classroom techniques.

To register:
Email paulina.silva@pt.britishcouncil.org with confirmation of attendance and your contact phone number before the deadline indicated for each workshop
Place: All workshops are at British Council, Rua do Breiner 155, 4050-126 Porto
Time: 1430 - 1700, unless stated otherwise
Maximum number of places: 20, unless stated otherwise
Participants will get a certificate of attendance.  There will be a break with refreshments.

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Saturday
20 April
2013

Terminating Teenage Torpor
Paul East

This session investigates some of the reasons behind the kind of behaviour that regularly drives teachers to distraction. We will review the advice of well-respected behavioural experts, ans by the end of the afternoon we will have discussed what it is that students respond well too and examined a number of useful, practical strategies to keep kids on track for more of the time.

Paul East is the British Council Foz Teaching Centre co-ordinator. He has lived and worked in 6 very different countries around the world but spent the last 13 years here in Porto. Paul has a BA (Hons.) degree, a Cambridge CELTA, CELTYL and DELTA qualifications.

Saturday
18 May
2013

English Grammar taught backwards
Rui Henriques

Too often learners of English don’t understand or are bored by grammatical theory. Worse still, some are traumatised for life … The end result, learner potential is not maximised!

English has many exceptions to rules, spelling and pronunciation. This session will demonstrate ways to teach grammar through logical reasoning by using time lines, mnemonics and other simple practical techniques.

Rui Henriques is a Parent – Trainer – Teacher – Certified Coach – Motivational Speaker. He aspires to bring out “the best in others”. He holds a degree in Law, and a CELTA, and has worked at the British Council since 2006.

Saturday
15 June
2013

Storytelling for Primary Teachers and Learners
Cathy Sear and Gaynor Evans

This interactive session will explore a variety of storytelling techniques including the use of books and memorised stories. By the end of the session, participants will have discussed the benefits of using stories in the primary classroom as well as solutions for potential problems. Opportunities will be provided for participants to tell stories and receive feedback on technique.

Cathy Sear is the Senior Teacher Young Learner courses at the British Council Porto. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Studies with Modern Languages, a Cambridge CELTA and Young Learner Extension to CELTA and a DELTA She has been Senior Teacher in Porto for 5 years and has been teaching in Portugal since 1995.

Gaynor Evans is the Pedagogic Director at the British Council Porto. She holds a Trinity TESOL and Cambridge DELTA and has just completed a Master’s degree in English language teaching. She has worked for the British Council for 15 years in centres in Hong Kong, Lisbon, Rangoon and Hanoi.

TKT Preparation Course

This short course prepares teachers for taking the internationally recognised Cambridge TKT. For further information, see www.cambridgeesol.org/tkt

When and Where
Preparation courses are occasionally offered in Portugal. For more information, please contact:
Coimbra: susan.clarke@pt.britishcouncil.org
Lisbon: julie.tice@pt.britishcouncil.org.  
Porto: gaynor.evans@pt.britishcouncil.org.

Conferences

British Council regularly supports and participates in conferences across Portugal.

Prodep Courses

The British Council in association with APPI (Associação Portuguesa de Professores de Inglês) runs accredited in-service training courses for teachers of English.

When and Where
Prodep workshops are run at various locations across the country. See this year's programme on the APPI site.

For more information contact Julie Tice or Cristina Bastos (APPI)
T 213 214 554 or 969 570 805

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9th Annual British Council Madrid Teachers’ Conference
September 29, 2012

This year, British Council Madrid selected four sessions from their annual teachers’ conference to recorded, and are now available on the British Council Spain's YouTube site (opens in new window).

Graham Stanley - British Council Barcelona
Gamification: practical ideas for elt
Gamification refers to using game design techniques and game thinking to enhance non-game contexts.
Yvonne Moore - British Council Somosaguas
Having fun teaching the skills in the primary class
Are we conscious of teaching the skills when considering the contents of a young learner lesson, or do we only focus on the fun factor?
Bernie Maguire - British Council Spain Exams
Aptis: a new and exciting english language test
Aptis is the British Council's new global English test. It is a general English language proficiency test,and is aimed at institutions who wish to evaluate students' or employees' English language competence.
Samantha Lewis - British Council Alcalá De Henares
Getting to grips with graphic novels
This talk looks at the nature of graphic novels and reasons for using them with ELT students.

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