Events for Language Teachers in the UK

Conferences and Events for Language Teachers

Discover the unmissable events for language teachers in the UK.

London Language Teacher Events

11-15 July 2024 –  12th European Conference on Language Learning – Held in London, ECLL2024 encourages academics and scholars to meet and exchange ideas and views in an international forum stimulating respectful dialogue. IAFOR facilitates discussion around specific subject areas, with the the goal of generating new knowledge and understanding, forging and expanding new international, intercultural and interdisciplinary research networks and partnerships.

19-21 July 2024 – International Foreign Language Conferences 2024 – The conference will explore important subjects in the field as language teaching, discourse analysis, translational studies, psycholinguistics and language terminology. As well as emotional and cognitive aspects of foreign language learning, among others.

Manchester Language Teacher Events

10 June 2024 – Networking Event for Language Teachers – Routes into Languages North West is holding a workshop at Manchester Metropolitan University to bring together language teachers and university staff to share good teaching practice, meet one another, and more generally to support each other in maintaining the health of the subject.

7-10 July 2024 – 16th Teaching and Language Corpora (TaLC) Conference – The programme will consist of full papers, pre-conference workshops, poster sessions, as well as invited plenary talks from University professors. Topics that are within the scope of TaLC include, but are not necessarily limited to, corpus-based approaches to language learning, teaching and assessment.

12 October 2024 – Get into Teaching – Modern Languages – Find out more about the National Modern Languages SCITT’s teacher training course. Speak to staff, observe lessons and see what it’s like to be a languages teacher on Thursday 12st October.

18-20 October 2024 – 2nd World Conference on Language Learning – Exploring the role of language in intercultural communication, distance language learning, reflective learning, language and media, are just a few examples of topics covered. What’s more is that it will be hosted in Manchester, a city known for its diversity. We suggest blocking off an additional day or two on your calendar to explore the beauty and hidden gems of this dynamic city.

Edinburgh Language Teacher Events

15 May 2024 – International Conference on Virtual Learning and Distance Education (ICVLDE-24) – Bringing together industry professionals, academicians, and scholars to discuss their expertise for better collaboration in the field. ICVLDE-24 aims to accelerate the progress in the field of virtual and distance learning.

21-22 May 2024 – International Conference on Aspects of Language Teaching and Learning (ICALTL) – The sole intention of allowing participants access to the latest research insights, opportunities to disseminate research, network with fellow professionals. As well as taking advantage of opportunities to accelerate their careers in the discipline of Aspects of Language Teaching and Learning. This conference can be attended in person or online.

Online Events for Language Teachers

Teaching Languages Online – How to teach effectively, efficiently and confidently online. All the ideas and techniques shown revolve around the principles of providing a better learning experience for the learner. Not to mention reducing our stress levels and time you need to prepare and follow-up classes. Course is 4 hours total.

Understanding Language: Learning and Teaching Course – Understand the key concepts in effective teaching and learning languages. This free online course has been developed by the University of Southampton and the British Council. It draws on their work together producing a joint online MA in English Language Teaching. The course takes place over four weeks. In addition it will introduce you to some of the latest ideas in research and practice in language learning and teaching.

Introduction to Applied Linguistics and TESOL – Introduces the field of applied linguistics and how it relates to disciplines including linguistics and language teaching. As well as exploring real-world examples of applied linguistics, such as forensic linguistics and language assessment. You’ll look at the field’s impact on important issues, e.g. reducing gender bias in language use and simplifying legal language.

Free Online Courses for Language Teachers

Teaching Secondary Modern Foreign Languages – This free course will identify and explore some of the key issues around teaching modern foreign languages in secondary schools.

Teaching Spanish Pronunciation –  A short course aimed at teachers of Spanish working in the UK who wish to extend their theoretical knowledge on teaching Spanish pronunciation. It offers ideas and practical skills that can be used in the classroom, be that virtual or face-to-face.

Why work for us?

Find out the specific benefits of working for Cactus. Along with what opportunities, support and professional development you will be given as part of the Cactus Language Teaching Team.

We are looking for teachers who are experiences, qualified, committed and reliable. If you are interested in working for the UK’s leading provider in language training, then take a look at our vacancies page, or fill out our online application form. Our multilingual team will be happy to answer any question you may have.

View our Teaching Adult Language Learners with Dyslexia Course to sign up for a free online training course. Furthermore it can enhance your understanding of dyslexia and contribute to your professional development.

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For information on becoming a Cactus Language teacher call us on 01273 830 960 or email us. Our multilingual team will be happy to answer any question you may have. Go back to Work for Us.