Some interesting speakers from TEFL Horizons virtual conference - it starts tomorrow and finishes on Sunday! https://t.co/MBd8pE4mHc @TEFLHorizons #teachEnglish #ELT

https://t.co/H1bDo9e2jj Very relevant webinar, and @Nikpeachey_B is always worth a watch! #ELT #teachEnglish

Another good one from @ModEngTeacher I have shared a few stages with Chris Roland at various training events, and this looks interesting: https://t.co/EH5lgdjPvW #CELTA #teachEnglish #ELT

Came across this nice youtube channel: Learning Together with Robert, by my old IH colleague Robert Martinez. Hi Robert, get in touch :) https://t.co/bvRJJfm3Oo

https://t.co/B4VO4fIyPD An interesting webinar from National Geographic Learning - Understanding Academic English. Well worth a watch! #CELTA #DELTA #TEFL #ELT

Fascinated by the title of Gareth Davies' online webinar: "The toothpaste isn't done yet!" - definitely worth a watch! https://t.co/ybHy3fh3nm @PavilionELT #teachEnglish #studyCELTA

For those of you who missed the British Council World Teacher's Day online conferences, don't forget you can watch on their youtube channel. https://t.co/WXXJolz8VX #teachEnglish #CELTA @BritishCouncil

Some interesting words from Gerhard Erasmus about complex sentences and meaning, form and pronunciation https://t.co/kVBNbX3U2v #CambridgeCELTA

Found an interesting post on emergent language by Dylan Gates - I don't normally notice stuff on Linkedin, but this is interesting! https://t.co/So0Fgem77M #studyCELTA @TeachingEnglish #ELT

https://t.co/lLCdM2Nwcc Free monthly webinars for English teachers - might be worth a look! #ELT #studyCELTA #teachEnglish

https://t.co/RK67rkVSAl Check this out! Anything including the words chaos, clarity and lessons, has to be of interest... #ELT #studyCELTA #teachEnglish

The And Then There Were None jigsaw puzzle is coming to shops in just a week's time! 🧩 This 1000-piece puzzle, illustrated by Ruby Ash can be pre-ordered now: https://t.co/kkSu9wZdoP #AgathaChristie #AndThenThereWereNone

Take a look at Sam Shepherd's blog - ESOL, Learning and FE. I was happy to see the first post on Tessa Woodward & Seth Lindstromberg - both my tutors on the RSA Certificate in Teaching English - many, many years before CELTA even existed! https://t.co/ZX7Rn4qdEQ #studyCELTA #ELT

Another thought-provoking blog from @ModEngTeacher by Gerhard Erasmus about AI and the future of teaching...

As someone with a thing for CLIL, I am really interested in these bite-sized CLIL modules for non native English teachers. It's not just a CLIL website however - a lot of useful stuff for ELT teachers in general! https://t.co/Kqr6hVzOSh #ELTchat

https://t.co/4jdURwwdjw An old one but a good one: 7 levels of news lessons for teachers! #studyCELTA #ELT #teachEnglish

https://t.co/cDw69U18S6 Something a bit different for your older teenagers or adult students... #ELT #studyCELTA #teachEnglish

Why guess when you can know?

A lovely end to a lovely course at @IHMilan - goodbye iced biscuits with some essential CELTA terminology #studyCELTA #teachEnglish #ELT

https://t.co/tv3LJtBLvX I came across this the other day - a very nice watch! @IHMilan #studyCELTA #teachEnglish