Voices
Ahead of this year's ELTons awards for innovation in English language teaching, we asked three entrepreneurs how they built their own English language teaching (ELT) businesses.
What do listeners hear when you speak in a particular accent?
Natalia Milán describes what it’s like to teach English to a class from the other side of a video screen.
David Mallows has edited a collection of academic essays by experts on English language teaching for migrants and refugees.
Regional accents and dialects can be difficult enough for native speakers to understand, but to English language teachers, they present an even greater challenge.
One of the best things teachers can do to improve their teaching is to look outside their own classrooms, argues teacher development adviser Jon Gore.
Anne Burns prepares to moderate a discussion on this topic at this year’s International Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language (IATEFL) annual conference.
Brits are known for their dry wit, but students learning English as a foreign language don’t always understand the UK’s trademark sarcasm
The British Council’s Ashleigh James writes about the words that form a bridge between her English and Dutch heritage.