Showing posts with label American Corner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Corner. Show all posts

17 January 2016

TOEFL Tips&Tricks - A Course in Belgrade






With the help of the US Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia, American Corner Belgrade is organizing a new round of TOEFL advisory classes that will begin on January 23 2016 and will last 5 classes.

This course will be held by an English language teacher - Igor Zagrađanin.

The course is a workshop rather than a typical course, for those in the final stage of preparation for the TOEFL test.

If you are interested in applying, all you need to do is send a short letter of motivation in English to this email, and it should include:

- Your name and surname

- Why are you taking the test

- When are you taking the test or when do you plan to take it


The advantage will be given to those who have registered for the TOEFL exam.


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14 February 2014

''IT In English Language Teaching''


ELTA and American Corner have a pleasure of inviting you to the workshops to be held by George M. Chinnery on the topic






IT IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

on:

Wednesday, 19/02 at 18:00, American Corner Belgrade


Thursday, 20/02 at 18:00, American Corner Kragujevac




GEORGE M. CHINNERY is the Regional English Language Officer (RELO) for Central and Southeastern Europe, based in Budapest. Prior to that, he was Assistant Professor of Faculty Development at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in Monterey, California. Outside of the government, he has also taught, trained and administered  language language progress in academic and corporate and settings, including the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) and the McDonald's Corporation. George has been an English Language Specialist, a Senior English Language Fellow and a Peace Corps volunteer, and has worked in Turkey, India, El Salvador, Russia and Romania, as well as in the U. S. His professional interests include the creative integration of technology in language teaching.