I’m a freelance trainer, teacher trainer and author, and have been involved in Business English training and consulting since 1993. I work mostly in Europe and Asia. You can find out more about what I do at www.e4b.de.
I’m a freelance trainer, teacher trainer and author, and have been involved in Business English training and consulting since 1993. I work mostly in Europe and Asia. You can find out more about what I do at www.e4b.de.
I am responsible for the Kompetenzzentrum Lehrsprache Englisch at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau. I have been involved in English language teaching since 1989, having worked for many years at the British Council in Berlin. My previous job was at the Cornelsen Verlag as the Oxford University Press ELT Coordinator for Germany and
I am responsible for the Kompetenzzentrum Lehrsprache Englisch at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau. I have been involved in English language teaching since 1989, having worked for many years at the British Council in Berlin. My previous job was at the Cornelsen Verlag as the Oxford University Press ELT Coordinator for Germany and
I started teaching English when I moved to Berlin in 2000. Most of my work now is in developing materials for teachers and learners of English. This involves writing books and producing CDs and (soon) videos for the Cornelsen Verlag. I also do classroom observation for a very good language instruction service called All On
I started teaching English when I moved to Berlin in 2000. Most of my work now is in developing materials for teachers and learners of English. This involves writing books and producing CDs and (soon) videos for the Cornelsen Verlag. I also do classroom observation for a very good language instruction service called All On
Born in Bath, UK, I started teaching in order to learn language. After completing a BA in English, the CELTA and FTBE, I worked as Director of Studies then a freelance Business English and Multi-cultural Communications trainer across Europe. In 2017 I became a published author and have subsequently written material for various publishers. I am currently working in HR and training at Freie Universität
Born in Bath, UK, I started teaching in order to learn language. After completing a BA in English, the CELTA and FTBE, I worked as Director of Studies then a freelance Business English and Multi-cultural Communications trainer across Europe. In 2017 I became a published author and have subsequently written material for various publishers. I am currently working in HR and training at Freie Universität
Workshop Review: Theresa Gorman By Rob Nisbet On a chilly Saturday in Wildau, Theresa Gorman led a group of us through the mysteries of the theory and practise of language testing. Theresa began by refreshing and enhancing our understanding of the key factors one must consider when setting a test… read more >
Seminar Review: Gabrielle Hirthe By Robert Nisbet I teach quite a few lessons which involve using technical English and talking about spatial relationships, and so the prospect of learning to use Lego as a teaching tool sounded attractive, though I also wondered if this was a bit of a gimmick.… read more >
By Ian Perry Nicola Meldrum, course director of Oxford TEFL’s Diploma TESOL course in Barcelona, gave a presentation addressing the importance of the teacher’s presence in the English language classroom. This “pedagogy of presence” focuses on the way teachers engage with their learners and encourage them to engage with each… read more >
By Lidia Cordoba The seminar for Marca Robinson, on Intercultural Awareness, was very fascinating. Although it is a subject that has been discussed frequently, she brought some new insight to the seminar. Ms Robinson introduced some great activities for the classroom. The Iceberg Theory was discussed and we engaged in… read more >
Here are a few pictures taken by Jason Zuzack at the talks given by Penny Ur and Marca Robinson. There was a great turnout (as you can see) and both talks were lively and engaging. Thanks to Penny, Marca, and everyone at ELTABB who organized the event! read more >
Seminar Review: Penny Ur By Jean Richter The turnout was great for Penny’s talk after lunch. I thought that, although it was like a lecture (ie. Penny stood at the front and talked) she managed to captivate us from beginning to end. Penny’s power point slides are on the website… read more >
