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- 2828.November.Thursday
From Passionate Teacher to Inspired Leader
Inspire others in the classroom and beyond with CELTA & DELTA.
Cambridge University Press & Assessment and International House Bucharest have the pleasure to invite current or aspiring teachers of English as a foreign language to attend this online event dedicated to discovering the benefits of holding a CELTA or DELTA qualification.
By attending this event, participants will learn about the benefits of pursuing CELTA and DELTA qualifications and how they can help them reach the peak of their English teaching career. Participants will also have the opportunity to network with other professionals in the field and get their questions answered by experienced CELTA and DELTA Tutors.
The event will take place on Zoom, on 28 November, from 6pm to 8:30pm.
Access is free of charge.
All participants will receive a certificate of attendance.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the event. Please save this email for easy access on the day of the event.
The programme includes:
CELTA & DELTA presentation
6pm – 6.30 pmMany aspiring teachers of English as well as those with more experience are interested in taking either the CELTA or DELTA. Both qualifications are widely recognised, but they have significantly different formats and have been designed with different groups of candidates in mind. This session will outline the format and intended candidate profiles of each of the qualifications in order to help you decide whether they support your professional development goals.
Speaker:
Aniella Giorgiana BUȘILĂ, Educational Consultant – Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Aniella Giorgiana Busila is a teacher and a teacher trainer and has been a Cambridge Educational Consultant since 2009. She has extensive experience of Cambridge English exams and has prepared students and teachers for the full range of Cambridge English qualifications. Aniella has given presentations at a large number of events in Romania and the Republic of Moldova for teachers, parents and students. She has always been interested in professional development to continually improve her students and trainees’ learning experience. Aniella holds a degree in foreign languages and Cambridge English TKT, CELT-P, CELT-S, and CELTA teaching qualifications.
Become your best teaching self with IH Bucharest!
6.30pm-6.45pmSpeaker:
Teodora Manole – Head of Teacher Training at IH Bucharest, CELTA & IH CYLT trainer
Differentiation: ways to teach students with different language levels and abilities… in the same class
6.45pm – 7.30pmDifferentiation in teaching is not only about adapting instruction to meet the diverse needs of students. It acknowledges that students come into the classroom with varying backgrounds, readiness levels, interests, and learning preferences. In the session we will discuss the ways in which we can differentiate the content, the assessment and the feedback, interactive patterns (e.g. pairs, mixed-ability groups or same-ability groups) or how we can better monitor by challenging more advanced students to support beginners. Differentiation takes thoughtful planning (something we all do on the CELTA Course), but it allows students to engage at their individual level and fosters a classroom environment where each student can thrive.
Speaker:
Elena Bran
Elena is a senior teacher of English, mentor and CELTA tutor, holding both a Ph.D. in literature and the DELTA qualification. Over the last 17 years, she has taught a variety of Cambridge exam preparation classes, business English classes and ESP medical English university courses and seminars. Throughout her career, she has experienced different teaching approaches and has manifested an active interest in exploring lots of course designs, teaching practice delivery or ways to make lessons more engaging for the students and the teachers. She is also passionate about school psychology and developmental psychology.From input to insight: evaluating learner progress in receptive skills lessons (a DELTA Module 2 perspective)
7.30pm – 8.15pmThe DELTA Module Two is an in depth exploration of your beliefs and practices as an experienced teacher. As such, it will challenge you to examine what effective teaching of receptive skills is and further investigate the gray area between testing and developing skills. In this session, we aim to look at how we can assess progress and develop strategies that our learners can use when dealing with written or spoken text.
Speaker:
Julie Lehner
Julie is an enthusiastic CELTA & DELTA trainer and teacher educator. She’s taught EFL and ESL at all levels and comes from a background of teaching Business English in a one-to-one context. Throughout her career, she has nurtured an interest in experience design and has been an active teacher and trainer in schools on two continents, constantly innovating and experimenting with course design, schedule, teaching practice delivery and trainee group social dynamics on CELTA & DELTA courses. She now lives in Bucharest and regularly travels (online and offline) for bespoke training courses and conferences in Europe and Central Asia.
Q&A panel with our tutors
8.15pm-8.30pmIn this session, the spotlight is on YOU, the participant. Our tutors, Elena, Julie and Teo, will answer your questions about the Cambridge teaching qualifications offered by International House Bucharest to help you make the best decision for furthering your career.
- 2828.November.Thursday
From Passionate Teacher to Inspired Leader
Inspire others in the classroom and beyond with CELTA & DELTA.
Cambridge University Press & Assessment and International House Bucharest have the pleasure to invite current or aspiring teachers of English as a foreign language to attend this online event dedicated to discovering the benefits of holding a CELTA or DELTA qualification.
By attending this event, participants will learn about the benefits of pursuing CELTA and DELTA qualifications and how they can help them reach the peak of their English teaching career. Participants will also have the opportunity to network with other professionals in the field and get their questions answered by experienced CELTA and DELTA Tutors.
The event will take place on Zoom, on 28 November, from 6pm to 8:30pm.
Access is free of charge.
All participants will receive a certificate of attendance.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the event. Please save this email for easy access on the day of the event.
The programme includes:
CELTA & DELTA presentation
6pm – 6.30 pmMany aspiring teachers of English as well as those with more experience are interested in taking either the CELTA or DELTA. Both qualifications are widely recognised, but they have significantly different formats and have been designed with different groups of candidates in mind. This session will outline the format and intended candidate profiles of each of the qualifications in order to help you decide whether they support your professional development goals.
Speaker:
Aniella Giorgiana BUȘILĂ, Educational Consultant – Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Aniella Giorgiana Busila is a teacher and a teacher trainer and has been a Cambridge Educational Consultant since 2009. She has extensive experience of Cambridge English exams and has prepared students and teachers for the full range of Cambridge English qualifications. Aniella has given presentations at a large number of events in Romania and the Republic of Moldova for teachers, parents and students. She has always been interested in professional development to continually improve her students and trainees’ learning experience. Aniella holds a degree in foreign languages and Cambridge English TKT, CELT-P, CELT-S, and CELTA teaching qualifications.
Become your best teaching self with IH Bucharest!
6.30pm-6.45pmSpeaker:
Teodora Manole – Head of Teacher Training at IH Bucharest, CELTA & IH CYLT trainer
Differentiation: ways to teach students with different language levels and abilities… in the same class
6.45pm – 7.30pmDifferentiation in teaching is not only about adapting instruction to meet the diverse needs of students. It acknowledges that students come into the classroom with varying backgrounds, readiness levels, interests, and learning preferences. In the session we will discuss the ways in which we can differentiate the content, the assessment and the feedback, interactive patterns (e.g. pairs, mixed-ability groups or same-ability groups) or how we can better monitor by challenging more advanced students to support beginners. Differentiation takes thoughtful planning (something we all do on the CELTA Course), but it allows students to engage at their individual level and fosters a classroom environment where each student can thrive.
Speaker:
Elena Bran
Elena is a senior teacher of English, mentor and CELTA tutor, holding both a Ph.D. in literature and the DELTA qualification. Over the last 17 years, she has taught a variety of Cambridge exam preparation classes, business English classes and ESP medical English university courses and seminars. Throughout her career, she has experienced different teaching approaches and has manifested an active interest in exploring lots of course designs, teaching practice delivery or ways to make lessons more engaging for the students and the teachers. She is also passionate about school psychology and developmental psychology.From input to insight: evaluating learner progress in receptive skills lessons (a DELTA Module 2 perspective)
7.30pm – 8.15pmThe DELTA Module Two is an in depth exploration of your beliefs and practices as an experienced teacher. As such, it will challenge you to examine what effective teaching of receptive skills is and further investigate the gray area between testing and developing skills. In this session, we aim to look at how we can assess progress and develop strategies that our learners can use when dealing with written or spoken text.
Speaker:
Julie Lehner
Julie is an enthusiastic CELTA & DELTA trainer and teacher educator. She’s taught EFL and ESL at all levels and comes from a background of teaching Business English in a one-to-one context. Throughout her career, she has nurtured an interest in experience design and has been an active teacher and trainer in schools on two continents, constantly innovating and experimenting with course design, schedule, teaching practice delivery and trainee group social dynamics on CELTA & DELTA courses. She now lives in Bucharest and regularly travels (online and offline) for bespoke training courses and conferences in Europe and Central Asia.Q&A panel with our tutors
8.15pm-8.30pmIn this session, the spotlight is on YOU, the participant. Our tutors, Elena, Julie and Teo, will answer your questions about the Cambridge teaching qualifications offered by International House Bucharest to help you make the best decision for furthering your career.
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