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1. It's a Black-Tie Occasion By KATE FRENCH
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Kate French is head of teacher-training at International Training, the new International House training centre in Buenos Aires. She has worked for International House in Europe and Buenos Aires since 1992, as a teacher, Director of Studies and Teacher-trainer. She currently organises and runs a variety of teacher-training and teacher-development courses, including the Cambridge ESOL CELTA, and DELTA; and the IH World Certificate in Teaching Younger Learners. Kate is also a Cambridge ESOL and IELTS examiner, and a CELTA assessor. |
2. Recycling Language By ALICE OSMAN Sponsored by |
Alice Osman is the Principal Examiner of Anglia Examinations, based at Chichester College, England. Before this she worked in Greece, the US and the UK as an EL teacher, Director of Studies and Advanced Practitioner for 18 years. She holds a BA Hons and the Cambridge RSA DTEFLA and is an experienced writer of exams. In her role as Principle Examiner, she is in charge of the commission and production of the Anglia exams and runs teacher-training and assessor training worldwide. |
3. Grammar with a Twist: Fun for All By LEANDRO PALADINO
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Leandro Paladino has been teaching English for 20 years, and has run a private EFL school for more than 15. A graduate from Universidad Nacional de La Plata, he is currently writing his thesis for the Master’s in English Language with Universidad de Belgrano, Buenos Aires. Leandro teaches ‘English Grammar II’ and ‘English Language IV’ in I.S.P. Terrero, La Plata, and has delivered numerous workshops around Argentina and in Uruguay on areas such as Classroom Management, Testing, and Language Awareness for English professionals. |
4. The next big idea? By BRUCE THOMPSON
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Bruce Thompson is Director of International House Belgrano and of International Training, the International House teacher-training centre in the city of Buenos Aires. Originally from Britain, he has lived and worked in Argentina for the last twenty years. He holds a BA in English and American Literature from the University of Kent, the Cambridge RSA DTEFLA; and a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Bath. |
5.Teaching & Learning Pronunciation By CHRIS KUNZ
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Chris Kunz: ELT Professional in Argentina, Australia and the UK for almost two decades. Has been lecturing on ELT Methodology, Advanced Language for Teachers and English Phonetics and Phonology in Latin America and overseas since 1997. |
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