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Welcome to our English Teachers’ Zone. Have a look and find out about the different materials, networks and courses that we offer. |
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| Talking English is a free monthly magazine for teachers of English. With a range of articles containing ideas and materials, it provides teachers with information about developments taking place in the world of English language teaching. Subscribing to the magazine is free – just click here and subscribe now. |
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| Dynamic ELT is our website page for teachers of English. Updated weekly, it links English teachers to a range of interesting and useful ideas, materials and articles to keep you and your students interested and motivated, whatever ages and levels you teach. Click here to see for yourself. |
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teacher development courses and advice |
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| Building on our long experience in the field of teacher education, we provide advice and run courses for organisations employing teachers working in basic and tertiary levels of education, both formal or informal, and at all stages of experience (pre-service, refresher courses, educational managers). We are happy to work with organisations and ministries throughout the whole of Sudan. If you would like to discuss partnership opportunities or any further information, please contact us. |
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| Why not share your ideas and queries with other English teachers throughout the world? ELTeCS (the English Language Teachers Contact Scheme) is a network to help English language professionals work together across borders to strengthen skills and improve practice. The scheme enables you to share information, create partnerships and initiate projects, both in your region and across the world. Click here to find out more. |
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| The English Forum is a discussion group for English teachers working in higher education. University teachers working in English language, literature, education and linguistics meet on the first Tuesday of each month to discuss and exchange ideas, opinions and experiences with fellow professionals from other universities. Meetings last from 5pm – 8pm and are held at the British Council offices. If you are a university teacher and would like to come along, why not come and join the next meeting? Alternatively, find out more about the aims of the Forum and our past meetings, or e:mail us to find out more. |
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Websites and Professional Communities |
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| Our range of websites for English language teachers offer ideas, materials, lesson plans and articles, as well as provide a forum in which teaching professionals can network with colleagues throughout the world. Find out more. |
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| Our library provides a wealth of up-to-date teaching materials and methodology books for teachers of English. Whatever age group you teach and no matter the extent of your experience, you will always be able to discover some new ideas for the classroom. Come and talk to our library information officers to find out what we have for you. Contact us. |
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