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Showing posts with label Belgrade. Show all posts

21 April 2014

Choose Oxford for Secondary


Presentations of Oxford's bestselling books for secondary schools


Date: 26th April 2014

Venue:  Belgrade, Childrens' Cultural Centre/ Dečiji kulturni centar, Takovska 8, Belgrade, Serbia

Speaker: Gareth Davies





Gareth Davies is a freelance teacher, teacher trainer and materials developer based in the Czech Republic.
He has been in the ELT industry for 19 years teaching in Portugal, the UK and the Czech Republic. Between 2002 and 2007 Gareth ran a Trinity CertTESOL course in Prague and since 2005 he has worked closely with Oxford University Press, delivering teacher training and developing materials.
Gareth has contributed material to a range of titles including SolutionsHeadwayBusiness One:One and Business Result.
Gareth is also an author of fiction and is interested in developing creative writing ideas for the classroom.

Programme


Date
Time
Programme
26th April 2014
16:00 – 17:00
Headway 4th edition – Integrating modern and traditional approaches to English Language Teaching
17:00 - 17:30
Coffee break / book exhibition and more...
26th April 2014
18:00 - 19:00
Solutions - Find the Solutions to motivating your students
19:00 - 19:30
Coffee break / book exhibition and more...



These presentations are not a State approved teacher training programmes but participants will receive an Oxford University Press certificate of attendance.






2 April 2014

My Classroom 2


Oxford Centar Belgrade announces the third Module of the accredited Teacher Training Seminar ''My Classroom 2''.

The seminar is accredited by the Ministry of Education for the school year 2013/2014, No. 826 (First Accredited for the school year 2010/2011, No. 313).


Each participant will receive an Express Publishing seminar pack.


City
Module III
Niš
12. April 2014 
venue: O.Š. “Vožd Karađorđe”, Ul. Vožda Karađorđa 29
Beograd
26. April 2014
venue: O.Š. “Skadarlija”, Francuska 26


TIMETABLE
Niš/Beograd
Module III
11.30 – 12.00
Registration
12.00 – 13.00
Workshop: LET’S HAVE FUN
13.00 – 13.10
Break
13.10 – 14.10
Workshop: INDISPENSABLE TITBITS
14.10 – 14.40
Refreshments/Book Exhibition
14.40 – 15.40
Workshop: WHAT YOU GET IS WHAT YOU GIVE
15.40 – 15.50
Break
15.50 – 16.50
Workshop: TEACHER READ-ALOUDS


19 February 2014

12th ELTA Serbia Conference



REGISTRATION OPEN: 12th ELTA Serbia Conference
‘’BACK TO THE FUTURE’’
Faculty of Education, Belgrade, May, 16-17 2014
We are delighted to announce our first plenary speakers:
 Joan Kang Shin
David Evans
Jamie Keddie
Willy Cardoso
 Grant Kempton
Kenn Norris

The world of ELT is constantly changing and we teachers change as well being faced with our students’ growing needs and demands.
As we strive to keep up with the latest trends,we sometimes rely on the modern technology but we often look back hoping to find the key to successful teaching in a traditional approach.
We invite English teachers interested in presenting at the 12th ELTA conference to explore ELT trends so that we could all find the most suitable one, either from the past or the future.

The conference organizers propose talks and workshops on the following topics:
  • Good practices in teaching English
  • The use of modern technology in ELT
  • Teaching young learners and teenagers
  • Teaching adults
  • The 4 skills ( reading, writing, listening and speaking)
  • Project Based Learning
  • Assessment
  • Writing Materials
  • CLIL

IMPORTANT DATES:
Abstract submission deadline: 4 March 2014 (Speaker Proposal Form)
Early bird registration deadline: 11 April 2014 (Registration Form)


We are looking forward to seeing you at the conference!
ELTA team

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.




12 February 2014

British Council Seminar



Using Literature in Classroom - Seminar with Chris Rose




štovani profesori engleskog jezika,

British Council ima čast da vas pozove na Filološki fakultet dana 21. februara 2014. godine na program stručnog usavršavanja na temu korišćenja književnosti u učionici.

Seminar i radionice koje će voditi Kris Rouz će se održati u Sali Heroja na Filološkom fakultetu na Studentskom trgu 3.


Agenda:

10.00 – 10.30  Registracija učesnika

10.30 – 11.30  Predavanje: ‘What Shall We Do With The Dead?’

11.30 – 13.00  Radionica: ‘How many stories?’

13.00 – 14.00  Ručak 

14.00 – 15.30  Radionica: ‘The Book of Beginnings’

15.30 – 16.00  Podela sertifikata



Talk: ‘What Shall We Do With The Dead?’
One hundred years ago, James Joyce published his first book, Dubliners.  While his reputation may largely be due to the later Ulysses, this collection of stories contains some of Joyce’s most intriguing writing, most notably the story ‘The Dead.’

This talk looks ‘The Dead,’ and the dead – ideas of return, memory and haunting in fiction, how the writing of ‘The Dead’ has reached out across the last century, and how it can be used in a variety of classroom settings.

Workshop 1:  ‘How many stories?’
This workshop will have three short practical activities about using short stories in the language and/or literature classroom. Participants will be expected to engage with their imagination and creativity!

Workshop 2: ‘The Book of Beginnings’
This workshop will consist of a storytelling session in which participants will, if they like, be asked to construct the beginning of a story of their own.

About the Presenter
Chris Rose has worked in language teaching and literature for over twenty years.  He has worked in Italy, Germany, Russia, Syria, Lebanon and Morocco and is currently an associate tutor with NILE in Norwich, UK.   He has published a number of ELT readers with Macmillan and worked on several materials development projects with the British Council.
As C.D. Rose he has written a string of acclaimed short stories, and a book edited by him, The Biographical Dictionary of Literary Failure, will be published by Melville House this autumn.


Kako se registrovati?
Ako želite da učestvujete na ovom događaju, molimo vas da popunite ovaj formularMolimo vas da požurite jer možemo prihvatiti samo ograničen broj učesnika.  Prijava je otvorena do 18. februara kada ćemo sve uspešno prijavljene obavestiti o učešću.
(Ukoliko se formular ne otvori, ukucajte u internet pretraživač sledeću adresu: http://bit.ly/1lU7RN0)

Srdačan pozdrav,


Kristijan Rajković

British Council Srbija