University of Brighton The Language Centre MA in Media-Assisted Language Teaching & Learning (Full-time and part-time) MA in Teaching as a Foreign Language (Full-time and part-time) Diploma in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (Full-time and part-time) The Centre has an established reputation for the provision of courses based on personal contact with students and the application of the latest teaching and learning resources. For further information contact: Zamy Karimjee, The Language Centre, University of Brighton, Falmer, Brighton BN1 9PH. Tel: (01273) 643337. Fax:(01273)690710. COURSES FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGETEACHERS Summer Programme for 1997 Teaching and Learning English CEELT preparation Teaching English for Specific Purposes Teaching English for Business Purposes Teaching English for Medical Purposes Grammar and Communicative Teaching Drama for TEFL Teaching Literature in EFL Pronunciation for Language Teachers Teaching Young Learners Certificate and higher courses Advanced Certificate in ELT Advanced Certificate in TESP UCLESIRSA Dip TULA Some modules of the Edinburgh MSc in Applied Linguistics are also taught at the Institute. Promoting excellence in teaching and research INSTITUTE for APPLIED LANGUAGE STUDIES 21 Hffl Place. Edinburgh EHS 9DP. Scotland. U.K. Tel: (0131) 650 6200 Fit (01.11) 667 5927 Email: IALS.enquiri S@ed.ac.ulc The University of Nottingham MA in English Language Teaching MA ELT. (Applied linguistics) MA ELT (TESOL) MA ELT (Education) Core modules in Applied Linguistics and Syllabus Design & Methodology, plus a range of electives: '. -. '. ' " - ChadrensVRights:::^;: >,-., Learner Autonomy Speaking & Writing International Perspectives ; Corpus Analysis Stalls/: ; Learning to Train Teachers Management. Stylistics Teaching Literature Discourse Analyns^.i,j' v.; Materials Evaluation & Design TESOL in Primary Education English for Academic Purposes Reading. Text Linguistics English for Specific Purposes Second Language Acquisition Vocabulary Teaching & Learning Language & Culture 3 -V. The course is co-directed by: Professor Ronald Carter, Dr Michael McCarthy & Barbara Sinclair The University, of Nottingham offers: excellent academic & pastoral support; convenient access to all parts of the UK; teaching & accomodation in a pleasant green campus setting. For professional advice contact Ian McGrath Tel: 0115 951 4484, e-mail: Ian.McGrath@nottingham.ac.uk Application forms are available from Miss Dawn Aston, Ref ELTJ/1, Faculty of Education, The University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD, UK. Tel:0115 951 4456, Fax:0115 951 4516. e-mail:dawn.aston@nottingham.ac.uk The University of Nottingham is a research-led institution which provides the highest quality learning environment and is committed to working towards equal opportunities.
BRITISH COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL SEMINARS 1997 PROGRAMME OF INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOLS 97002: THE USE OF DRAMA IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH 14 July to 1 August 1997 Bristol 97003: EVALUATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MATERIALS FOR LANGUAGE TESTING 28Julyto 15 August 1997 Twickenham 97004: VIDEO, AUDIO AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH 30 June to 18 July 1997 Brighton 97005: SKILLS AND TASKS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING AND TESTING 9 to 27 July 1997 Leeds 97006: EXPLORING SPOKEN ENGLISH: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS AND PERSONAL PROFICIENCY 14 July to 1 August 1997 Edinburgh 97007: EYL: TEACHING ENGLISH TO YOUNG LEARNERS 7 to 25 July 1997 Leeds 97008: THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TODAY: HOW WE USE IT AND HOW WE TEACH IT 21 Julyto6 August 1997 Sunderland 97009: BECOMING A TEACHER TRAINER: AN INTRODUCTION TO TEACHER TRAINING 20 July to 7 August 1997 Cambridge International 97010: METHODOLOGY, MATERIALS AND RESOURCES FOR THE LANGUAGE CLASSROOM 21 July to 8 August 1997 Chester 97011: TEACHING ENGLISH FOR SPECD7IC PURPOSES (ESP) 20 July to 9 August 1997 Plymouth 97012: EXTENDING ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING SKILLS: A PRACTICAL APPROACH 28 July to 15 August 1997 Oxford 97013: WORKING WITH WORDS: LEXICAL APPROACHES TO LANGUAGE TEACHING 14 July to 1 August 1997 Swansea * Fees held at 1994 prices. Fee per seminar is 1,390. All aspects of the programme - professional, extracurricular and social, accommodation and all meals - are included in the fee. FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT: Promotions Manager, International Seminars, The British Council, 1 Beaumont Place, Oxford OX12PJ. Tel: +44 (0) 1865 316636; Fax: +44 (0) 1865 557368/516590. E-mail: international.seminars@britcoun.org http://www.britcoun.org/bpm1nnra/ (Programme details are subject to amendment. For a full prospectus pte»»* contact Promotions Manager, quoting the number in all OO«OO«O«O«O*O OOttlOO The o o o o o*o«o*o oo«oo» British Council The British Council, registered in KwglpTnl as a charity no. 209131, is The United Kingdom's International networkforeducation, culture and development studies.
BRITISH COUNCIL INTERNATIONAL SEMINARS 97036: INVESTIGATING AUTHENTIC MODERN ENGLISH IN THE CLASSROOMS 31 August to 7 September 1997 Liverpool Fee: 1,290 (residential) The programme will discuss the direction of language teaching in the new century, focusing on corpus linguistics and the use of computer software for investigating language. This seminar will be of particular interest to experienced language teachers especially TEFL teachers and academics in ELT. Only the most basic computer literacy is required. 97027: NEW AREAS OF DEVELOPMENT IN THE TEACHING OF ENGLISH TO YOUNG LEARNERS 7 to 13 September 1997 Warwick Fee: 990 (residential) The seminar aims to update people in the EYL field on the latest theories and practice. The intention is to focus on the age range from 6 to 11 years old. The programme is not intended to provide a basic grounding in EYL methodology, but is aimed at senior practitioners and policy-makers in the field of English as a foreign or second language for children of primary school age. International 97071: DEVELOPING MATERIALS AND RESOURCES FOR SELF-ACCESS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING 2 to 14 November 1997 Essex Fee: 1,490 (residential) The seminar aims to help participants to set up and maintain ways of selecting, producing and adapting materials and resources for self-access. This will include the related area of practical management issues. The programme will be of particular interest to all those librarians, teachers, curriculum developers and education managers who are responsible for the selection, development and use of ELT materials that allow students to pursue English language studies autonomously. FOR INFORMATION, CONTACT: Promotions Manager, International Seminars, The British Council, 1 Beaumont Place, Oxford 0X1 2PJ. Tel: +44 (0) 1865 316636; Fax: +44 (0) 1865 557368/516590. E-mail: intemational.seminars@britcoun.org http://www.britcoun.org/seminars/ (Programme details are subject to amendment. For a full prospectus please contact Promotions Manager, quoting the seminar number in all correspondence.) Fees held at 1994 prices. Fee per seminar is 1,390. All aspects of the programme - professional, extracurricular and social, accommodation and all meals - are included in the fee. OO«OO«The O*O«O«O OOI*«OO o o o o o«o«o*o OOIOO* British Council The British Council, registered in EiwginwH as a charity no. 209131, is The United Kingdom's Iwtomntijmal networkforeducation, culture and development studies. A *
ENGLISH LANGUAGE & TEACHER TRAINING COURSES Study at one of Britain's most distinguished Universities in a beautiful campus location. * Overseas Teachers Refresher course (April &.v)uly 1 97) * Introduction to TEFL course * Year round English Language & Study Skills course * Extensive Self-Access facilities * 8ALEAP Accredited Web site http:hwww.sussex.ac.uk/langc/ UNIVERSITY OF SUSSEX AT BtlQHTON Promoting excellence in teaching and research The EFL Secretary, The Language Centre, University of Sussex, Brighton BN1 SQN. Tel: (01273) 678006 Fax: (01273)678476 Email: lang.centre@ sussex.ac.uk MORAY HOUSE INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY SCOTTISH CENTRE II INTERNATIONAL FOR Ik. EDUCATION MA TESOL by Distance Learning Accredited by BATQI Highly flexible programme Choice of specialist elective! Staged payment Also available by full-time study. For details, write to: Scottish Centre for International Education Moray House Institute of Education Holyrood Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8AQ FAX:0131-557 5138 This one year taught MA for EFL/ESL \ teachers, writers and publishers covers all aspects of materials development and relevant areas of applied linguistics MAINL.2 MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT This course offers an experiential approach relating practice to theory and theory to practice focuses on the development of the participant's knowledge, awareness and skills with the opportunity to develop original research relate the course to on-going materials projects experience the process of L2 publishing test new commercially produced materials develop multi-media and text course material make conference presentations For, further details please contact: Brian Tomlinson (MA L2) University of Luton 75 Castle Street, Luton Bedfordshire, England LUI 3AJ Tel:+44 1582 489041 Fax: +44 1582 489014 ed to excellence in education and research
Thames Valley University supports mass participation in higher education and is committed to playing a major part in the educational, cultural and economic life of the region TVU LONDON MA in English Language Teaching Core studies explore the relationship between practice and theory. Specialisms offer a choice of professional studies. A flexible programme of study ' 1 year full-time 2 to 5 years part-time Daytime or evening classes January or October start Call Guidance Services on 0181 579 5000 for details. School of ELT Thames Valley University 18-22 Bond Street, Ealing, London W5 5AA, UK Fax 0181 231 2900 Leicester University School of Education DOCTOR OF EDUCATION (Ed.D.) An innovative qualification designed, in content and flexible study methods, for the experienced professional in Education. Study is part-time, by a combination of individual tutorials and personal study, taught modules in research methods in Education, and further modules and a thesis in one of the specialist areas currently offered: Primary Education, Education Management, or Applied Linguistics & TESOL. Credit may be given for previous Masters qualifications. Further details and application forms from Mrs R Holmes, Graduate School Office (Ref: EdD/ELT), School of Education, University of Leicester, 21 University Road, Leicester LEI 7RF. Tel: (0116) 252 3691. Fax: (0116)2523653. e-mail: rsh6@ie.ac.uk Promoting excellence in University teaching and research MA in Linguistics (TESOL) and MSc in English Language Teaching Management both by Distance Learning A choice of distinctive distance learning courses for language teaching professionals wishing to upgrade their qualincations for career development and to deepen their knowledge of linguistics. The Courses - 27 months by distance learning (no residency requirements) with October & March intakes. The Content - All modules are written for distance learning courses by language/management specialists. Students take 8 core modules 2 more from a choice of options & write a dissertation on a subject of interest. Visit" the ELI on the Internet hllp://w\nv.surrey.ac.uk/eu/eli.html University of Surrey Promoting Excellence in Education & Research For further information, contact Mrs. T. J. Hughes English Language Institute University of Surrey Guildford GU2 5XH, UK Tel: 01483-259910 Fax: 01483-259507 E-mail: eli@surrey.ac.uk
ELT journal; Quarter page: 133 tcreen Do not prim this inform The University of Reading MA intefl by Distance Learning The CALSMA in TEFL has been running for over 12 years and has over 400 graduates worldwide. This successful programme is now being offered through distance study. The Course offers: a highly rated programme of study an effective combination of theory and practice an interesting range of options flexibility of study, spread over 2 to 5 years intakes in November and May For further details, contact: MA Course Administrator (DLZ) Cenlre for Applied Language Studies The University of Reading PO Box 241 Reading UK RG6 6WB TEL: 0118 9318512 fug +44 118 9318512 (International) FAX: 0118 9 756506 (UK) +44 118 9 756506 (Internal E-MAIL: CALS@reading.ac.uk SCHOOL OF EDUCATION BPhil(Ed) in Language Teaching (TEFL) One year of full-time study. May now be awarded with MERIT which is equivalent to GOOD HONOURS. MEd in Language Teaching (TEFL) One year of full-time study. Certificate in Advanced Professional Studies (ELT) Intensive short course in July or one term of full-time study. One term of full-time study (October - December) Further details: Continuing Professional Development Office, School of Education, University of Exeter, Exeter EX1 2LU, UK. Telephone 01392 264981. UNIVERSITY of EXETER NILE Norwich Institute for Language Education Director: Dave Allan Learning Teaching - Teaching Learning COURSES FOR TEACHERS OF ENGLISH * Award-bearing professional development courses (MA, Advanced Diploma, Diploma, Certificate - run in collaboration with the University of East Anglia) Language and Methodology for Primary English Language Teachers British Studies * ELT Management CEELT Exam Preparation * Neuro Linguistic Programming Communicative Language Teaching and Testing Managing & Creativity in the Language Classroom Language, Materials and Methodology Specially-designed courses for closed groups For New Ideas in Language Education challenging and exciting courses, and a beautiful city to explore and to study in, come to NILE in Norwich in 1997 For further details contact: Dave Allan or Penny Miller Norwich Institute for Language Education PO Box 2000 Norwich NR2 2EY England Tel:+44 1603 451450 Fax:+44 1603 451452 E.mail: 100572.171@compuserve.com
0 0 0 Develop new management skills Get your experience formally recognised Contact Angela Karlsson Centre for International Education and Management (CIEM) Chichester Institute of Higher Education Upper Bognor Road, Bognor Regis West Sussex PO21 1HR UK UNIVERSITY COLLEGE A College of the University of Southampton 0 MA in ELT Management (] year) modular format, flexible points of entry 0 Certificates/Diploma Advanced Educational Studies (ELT Administration) flexible entry points 0 Summer Refresher Courses for Overseas Teachers (3 weeks duration) Phone: 01243 829291 Fax: 01243 8414S8 E-Mail ciem@dial.pipcx.com http://dspace.diai.pipex.com/town/parade/ ae619 English on the English Riviera The Devon School of En lisf) Contact Brian Hawthorne (Principal) The Devon School of English l(d. I Lower Polsham Road PAIGNTON, Devon TQ3 2AF ENGLAND Tel: ++44 1803 559718/666499 Fax: ++44 1803 551407 E-Mail: 10034.I270@COMPUSERVE.COM Courses for Overseas Teachers 21" July-1" August 1997 Brush up your Teaching Skills Suitable for inexperienced teachers or those whose training needs updating. 4" 1 August-IS* August 1997 Advanced Language Course Combines master classes in English with project-based activities Courses for Teachers CELTA (Cambridge/RSA) Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults (4 week course) Summer Vacation & Intensive courses for adults and seniors. ftbus 11(1111 II MIlJII