Tuesday, May 6, 2025

2021 Issues

Surge in those applying to teach in Israel

Despite the Covid pandemic, there were more applications than ever to teach this year on TALMA, the Israel Program for Excellence in English, according to the Jerusalem Post. TALMA offers...

American, sigh

Like the idea of a cultural exchange and fancy a two-week summer break teaching English in Poland? It...

Jabbing words

Every year, vaunted English language dictionaries choose their word of the year and they tend to sum up...

Teaching English from scratch

In Maharashtra, the second largest state by population in India and home of Mumbai, the government is bringing...

Music man

Nigel Paramor has been involved in ELT for over 35 years. He  taught in Hong Kong for four...

Vying for global domination

Jeffrey Gil, author of Soft Power and the Worldwide Promotion of Chinese Language Learning: The Confucius Institute Project, offers his views on whether Chinese...

China cracks over private tutoring

The Chinese government has set up a new department to oversee the US$120 billion private tutoring industry in its latest crackdown on the country’s...

Student numbers tumble

Survey after survey shows the damage Covid has wreaked on the EFL industry We first reported the (unsurprising) massive drop in English language students coming...

Study method

Tseng and colleagues searched the literature from 1995-2019 for studies on the effectiveness of study abroad programmes on language learning. They excluded studies that...

Virtually IATEFL

Spotlight on keynote speakers at this year’s conference This year’s IATEFL Conference took place in June virtually, but that didn’t lessen the impact of the...

Asia closes ranks

The restrictions on who can attend international schools – and when – in a number of Asian countries are tightening, says Melanie Butler A new...
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