By subscribing to the program you will have access to the Online Community, within which you will be able to deepen topics and content covered in seminars, share learning and teaching experiences, refine, develop, and acquire theoretical knowledge and professional skills after the course training carried out.

Each seminar will be recorded and can be used by each participant for their own classes, as an additional in-house training resource, or for individual professional development.

The complete program follows.

• 17/10 | Peter Brown | CEFR 2020 from the Council of Europe: what’s new and practical suggestions for how to use it
• 31/10 | Thom Kiddle | Testing and Assessment literacy
• 14/11 | Jenny Holden | Encouraging communication in the CLIL classroom
• 28/11 | Carole Robinson | Developing speaking skills in CLIL
• 12/12 | Lucie Cotterill | Activities for teaching towards the Agenda 2030 goals in English
• 16/1 | Susan Hillyard | Resourcing your Difficult Classrooms with Imagination
• 30/1 | Chloè Pakeman Schiavone | Differentiation as a Path to Inclusion
• 20/2 | Griselda Beacon | CLIL & Storytelling in English Language Classrooms
• 13/3 | Alan Marsh | Get creative with grammar
• 27/3 | Lindsay Warwick | Adapting activities to suit different levels and needs

Participation includes the possibility of receiving a certificate recognized by the MIUR issued at the end of the course, having participated in at least 75% of the meetings total hours.

The annual cost is €247, the cost of a single event is €35, payable by Carta del Docente or credit card.

An English level of at least B1 is required to participate.