Regent’s University London and Trinity College London are pleased to present the fifth English Language Teachers’ Conference on the Future of English Language Teaching, in London on Saturday 13 June 2020.

 

 

About the conference

The conference will have four key themes with specialist speakers in breakout sessions throughout the day:
  • Young Learners
  • Teacher Education
  • English for Specific Purposes (ESP)
  • Technology and Innovation

We are delighted to announce confirmed speakers for the 2020 event include Scott Thornbury and Silvana Richardson.

 

Attend the conference

Tickets have not yet been released. Please check back again soon.

 
Submit a Proposal

Regent’s University, in collaboration with Trinity College London, are now inviting proposals for the 5th Annual Conference of the Future of English Language Teaching (FoELT), in London on 13 June 2020, from researchers, teachers, students and professional assessment agencies.

Following the success of previous events, abstracts are invited that address areas pertinent to the future of English Language Teaching in the following categories:

  • Young Learners
  • Teacher Education
  • English for Specific Purposes (ESP)
  • Technology and Innovation

All sessions are 45 minute workshops or presentations. To submit your abstract, click below and complete the survey. 

Deadline for submissions: Friday February 14 2020

Notification of acceptance: before March 13  2020

 

Submit a proposal
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Future of English Language Teaching Conference 2019

On Saturday, 15 June 2019, Trinity College London and Regent's University London held the 4th annual Future of English Language Teaching conference in London.  Delegates around the UK and abroad participated in workshops and presentations on themes pertinent to English Language teachers. The vision was simple: to offer very high quality CPD to English teachers, working with both world-leading figures and local experts, exploring central themes relating to the future of ELT. 

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