Our education consultants and native English-speaking trainers offer a range of practical and fun-filled English learning programmes for teachers!
Our programmes are fun, challenging and highly effective. You will gain original and sustainable learning materials. You will feel empowered and your students will reap the rewards.
i-Learner Teachers and Trainers
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If you're interested in our programmes, please fill in the
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Teacher Professional Development
NSSseries
Our professional development workshops target NSS electives.
Teachers will gain stimulating and innovative materials and many ideas for effective classroom teaching. All of the workshops and training sessions are run by our native English-speaking trainers. Our elite team of veteran educationalists and Oxbridge graduates provide first rate support.
The reliability and sustainability of course's content is assured.
We deliver:
1) Face-to-face professional workshops for teachers
2) Curriculum and course materials for students
3) Post- workshop reports
4) The opportunity for recording workshops
5) Complementary i-Learner online programmes
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If you're interested in our programmes, please fill in the
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or call us at
31138815
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Teacher Professional Development
Fun & Effective Classroom series
We host various fun-filled, effective professional development workshops for teachers on topics including:
1) Storytelling
2) Phonics
3) Reading Lab
4) Literacy Skills
5) Small-sized Classroom Strategies
6) Songs & Poems
7) Cartoons and Movies
8) The Use of Web Technology
9) Writing Workshop
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If you're interested in our programmes, please fill in the
Online Enquiry Form
or call us at
31138815
for further details.
Teacher Professional Development
Community Services
Teacher Training in a poverty-stricken county in China
In 2008 and 2009, i-Learner joined hands with the charity, The Institute for Integrated Rural Development, Hong Kong, to organise an English immersion camp for teachers in a poverty stricken county in Western Hunan, China. This camp lasted for three and a half days.
In 2008, the focus was on primary school teachers; and in 2009, the camp targeted secondary school teachers. The first year trained 42 primary school teachers while there were 38 participants from 16 secondary and vocational schools in the 2009 camp. The aims of the camps were to improve the teachers' English ability and enhance their teaching. The trainees of the camp were requested to share what they have learned with fellow teachers in their schools. Together every year they teach English to tens of thousands of students in the region.
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If you're interested in our programmes, please fill in the
Online Enquiry Form
or call us at
31138815
for further details.
Teacher Professional Development
Public Seminars
i-learner is always commited to supporting you in finding new ways to inspire and motivate your students in learning the English Language. We have hosted various seminars in the past few years in an effort to bring useful knowledge to teachers through renowned experts. These events have attracted hundreds English educators.
Professional Development Series
4
Learning English through Storytelling and Learning English
through Poems & Songs
12 Mar 2010
Speaker: Rebecca PATTERSON, Senior Lecturer (Drama Education),
Institute of Education, The Manchester
Metropolitan University
Speaker: Hui-Bon-Hoa Max, Course Coordinator of the Postgraduate Diploma in
English Studies, as well as Acting Course Coordinator of the Master of Arts in
Applied Linguistics
Here at i-Learner, we are always working hard to support our dedicated frontline teachers. We understand the pressure and changes brought about by the education reforms, and we are commited to supporting you in finding new ways to inspire and motivate your students in the English Language.
This March, two highly experienced i-Learner consultants shared with over 80 teachers from Hong Kong and Shenzhen how to teach English through storytelling and poems and songs. This free seminar was held in Graduate House of The University of Hong Kong.
May 2009
Speaker: Evi ABELA, BA, MA (Human Resources and Classics),
University of Cambridge
Evi shared with the teacher participants her wealth of experience as a consultant, helping companies design and manage successful communications strategies, as well as running training sessions on effective communication for graduates and professionals. Evi demonstrated how she successfully integrated written and oral materials related to the workplace into teaching when she taught at a number of schools in the UK.
Professional Development Series 2
Drama in education: A powerful tool for teaching English
July 2008
Speaker: Rebecca PATTERSON, Senior Lecturer (Drama Education),
Institute of Education, The Manchester
Metropolitan University
Rebecca has been working in the UK with a number of schools and teachers, assisting them in the development of a creative curriculum for the future. She shared her experience in realising the objective of the NSS elective on drama: "Drama can help pupils to appreciate, internalise, and synthesise thoughts and feelings relating to the lesson content..."
Speaker: Sam YATES, BA, MA English with Education Studies,
University of Cambridge
Sam has been working as a theatre practitioner and teacher in schools and colleges in the UK and abroad for the six years, teaching ages 8 - 18. He has recently worked for the National Theatre Connections Festival, London, facilitating the staging of nine plays by young people. He led our participating teachers in playing a number of interesting drama games, and demonstrated how they could be used in language teaching.
Learning English through Drama
May 2009
Speaker: Rebecca PATTERSON, Senior Lecturer (Drama Education),
Institute of Education, The Manchester
Metropolitan University
Rebecca developed from her extremely well received workshop many useful tools to give to the participants: Drama Convertion List and useful framework, and resources for planning a drama lesson.
e-Learning
Seminars for teachers are held regularly.Over the past few years, our e-Learning Seminar Series has had the honour of having Professor David Nunan (Director of English at the Language Center of the University of Hong Kong) and Dr. Bob Fox (Deputy Director of CITE at the Unviersity of Hong Kong) as speakers. Their seminars were entitled "The Potential of e-Learning" and "Innovative e-Practices" respectively. More than two hundred English Language teachers attended these seminars. They gained and shared their insight on e-Learning and e-Teaching.
Learning with Information Technology
April 2006
Speaker: Dr Bob FOX, Deputy Director, Center for Information Technology in
Education, Faculty of Education, University of Hong Kong
Dr. Fox introduced various teaching practices that adopt the use of technology to support student learning. He investigated approaches to using technology that minimises extra teacher preparation time.
The Potentials of e-English Learning
May 2005
Speaker: Prof. David NUNAN, Chair Professor of Applied Linguistics and Director of
English Center, the University of Hong Kong
Prof. Nunan made a powerful case to demonstrate how the Internet can support and supplement, if not replace, classroom learning, and that the Internet actually offers solutions to certain challenges that are beyond the reach of regular classrooms.