Events

Join us for the second in the three-Workshop series Intercultural Communication.

To join this workshop you MUST have completed Intercultural Communication Level 1 and 2

The focus of this workshop is to give practitioners more tools for their tool boxes by providing practical ideas and using real life experiences/scenarios when working with ESL and mixed groups.

In this workshop, participants will explore a cavalcade of free and fantastic online resources to use with your ESL learners.
 

In this workshop participants will become familiar with mental health issues and how they impact adult English language learners.

Participants will gain an understanding of how to create a safe and welcoming learning environment and how to address LGBTQ2 issues in the classroom. 

In this workshop participants break down the elements of lesson planning into a few easy steps and examine some tips and strategies to make daily planning easier.
 

This workshop orients new volunteer ESL tutors to their role, to the needs of their adult ESL learners, and to relevant materials available online.
 

During this "lunch and learn" webinar, participants will discover how realia can enhance a lesson and explore ways to use realia with their learners.

In this workshop, participants will learn to define trauma and examine the ways it impacts individuals and the ESL learning environment.

 This workshop introduces participants to the method and teaches them how to incorporate the languge experience approach into their ESL classes or tutoring. 

In this workshop, participants will deepen their understanding of the Canadian Language Benchmarks as they learn how the CLB can help them determine learner proficiency, plan instruction, and assess learning.