ELTed Dublin Webinar

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Online, Saturday 23rd May

Short talks by teachers for teachers on ideas from practice.

ELT Ireland's popular ELTed event is going online.
English language teacher education and development talks from ELT Ireland present a series of twelve-minute talks on a range of ELT-related topics and provides a forum for the recognition of creativity, enables unexpected connections to be made, lays the ground for productive collaborations and inspires others to try things out and get creative themselves. The topics covered can include teaching practice, managment and research.


Date:
Saturday 23rd May
Time:
10.00am
Price:
Free
Address:
Dublin, Ireland

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