We offer regular free 60-minute webinars that cover a wide range of practical areas related to language awareness, skills development, classroom management, language practice and other areas. The emphasis is on practical techniques and ideas that teachers can take away and immediately implement.
What knowledge can you gain from our webinars?
- Instantly usable teaching techniques and classroom exercises
- Effective ways to develop productive and receptive skills
- Ideas for language-focused lessons
- Teacher feedback techniques such as error correction
Webinar dates and registration details are available in your MyEuroexam teacher account under the Teacher Training Programmes tab.
You can keep track of what you have signed up for on the cards displayed in the Teacher Training Programmes tab in your MyEuroexam teacher account. You can also access the link to log in by clicking on the Log in button on the small card here.
(EN) Untangling the Spaghetti: Helping Learners Organise their Writing - October 8. 17.00-18.00 (CET)
There’s more to giving feedback on learner writing than correcting mistakes with grammar. In fact, it’s pretty clear that poor sentence composition (including so-called spaghetti writing) and incorrect paragraphing makes a piece of writing much harder to read than simple grammar mistakes. What can we do to help our learners when preparing for the writing part of exams? In this webinar we’ll look at original samples of student work (B2 and C1) and identify simple practical activities through which we can really help students get organised.
Trainer:
Neil Anderson is a freelance teacher trainer and worked previously as Senior Trainer at International House Budapest. He is a trainer on CELTA and DELTA courses for various centres, working with teachers in a range of contexts. He is co-author of Activities for Task-Based Learning and co-runs a blog devoted to online (and offline) task-based lessons, Fluency First ELT.
(EN) 3,2,1: Speak! Getting Ready for Long Turns - October 29. 17.00-18.00 (CET)
Many students feel lost when it comes to being asked to speak for 1 minute or longer. What should I say? Where do I start? How do I explain and justify my views? How do I make sure I sound good? This webinar will offer practical ideas to exploit long-turn speaking tasks at B2 and C1 levels, improving our students’ skills, fluency and confidence when it comes to both exam tasks and everyday speaking.
Trainer:
Piroska Ballér is a dedicated teacher, working full-time for Euroexam and has been in charge of training, monitoring and supervising oral examiners since 2019. While being involved in writing and reviewing Speaking exam tasks, marking Writing papers and running the B2 Exam Preparation Course, she regularly holds consultations for candidates and takes an active part in mock exams at schools.
(EN) Classic Christmas Activities - December 3. 17.00-18.00 (CET)
We’re on the home straight – the term is almost over and the Christmas break is in sight. No doubt you and your students are tired and sometimes need a break from the coursebook, exercises and tests. This webinar will present a menu of classic Christmas activities you can easily use with your students as you wish in the next few weeks; they will inspire use of all skills and encourage fun language development. Come if you want to experience Christmas a little early this year!
Trainer:
Neil Anderson is a freelance teacher trainer and worked previously as Senior Trainer at International House Budapest. He is a trainer on CELTA and DELTA courses for various centres, working with teachers in a range of contexts. He is co-author of Activities for Task-Based Learning and co-runs a blog devoted to online (and offline) task-based lessons, Fluency First ELT.