Archives
- March 2013
- February 2013
- November 2012
- September 2012
- February 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- June 2011
Keywords
Popular Authors
- Editor [13]
- Mgr. Simona Geňatová [2]
- Marek Doskocz [1]
- Silvina Requejo [1]
- George Lampropoulos [1]
Popular posts
- Guided Learning Hours for IESOL and ISESOL exams [1757]
- First and Last Letter of a Word [1625]
- City & Guilds English Language Contest 2011 [1164]
- IATEFL 2011 conference in Poland [1163]
- ELT Signposts 2011 [1075]
- TEACH DON'T PREACH [1070]

IATEFL Conference - The Brighton Experience
-
-
Editor / City & Guilds
http://www.cityandguildsenglish.com - June 20 2011
Besides the famous Pier and the Royal Pavilion, Brighton had another powerful attraction in April this year, at least for the world of English Language Teaching: the IATEFL Conference, now simply referred to by teachers as Brighton 2011. Brighton - the scene of pleasure-seeking and the hub of the English world of artists - has now enticed a multitude of English teachers from all over the world who were flooding the conference venue - the Brighton Centre - with a keen interest to find out about the recent developments that will define English teaching for the future to come.
City & Guilds, as one of the main certificate-providers in English language, was duly represented with an impressive stand. The inclusion of City & Guilds on the list of the UK Border Agency approved exam providers had been hot off the press literally a few days before the conference started and this important piece of news attracted a host of visitors to our stand. Teachers are always eager to provide their students with the best possible choice of an English exam that is both friendly and provides outstanding opportunities for mobility and this made City & Guilds stand an excellent hot-spot of interest. Besides the UK Border Agency recognition., visitors could learn about our new support website for IESOL www.cityandguildsenglish.com, about the range of new support materials as well as some new recognitions recently released.
Not even the promenade and the beach - the chief competitors of the conference venue for the participants' attention - could diminish the enthusiasm of English teachers in serving their professional development goals. Vincent Smidowicz, City & Guilds professional teacher trainer, was continuously available at the stand to shower interested teachers with practical ideas for the English classroom, tries and tested methodology tips, guidance on exam preparation for City & Guilds IESOL and not the least his witty puns that broke the serious routine of the day for a moment and made visitors laugh.
We will heartily welcome you at our stand at IATEFL UK in the future as well.
- Examinations
- General English Examinations
- Business English examinations
- Young Learners English examinations
- Recognitions
- Examination Centres
- Becoming a Centre
- Center locations
- Named on Demand


