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This is a shared commitment internationally and a work in progress – particularly important when unpicking how best to teach and learn the most complex alphabetic code in the world! To this end, we are all participating in ‘continuing professional development’ (CPD). Our job as ‘teachers’ is to aim to be as knowledgeable and as effective as we can be to best teach and support our wide and varied learners in their wide and varied contexts.Ĭourse Information and Enrolment - Click HERE

In other words, regardless of the wide range of contexts across the world where the English language is taught for speaking, reading and writing purposes, it is the SAME English alphabetic code knowledge and the SAME phonics skills of decoding and encoding that need to be acquired.

where English is the main, or additional, or new language.The course contents are relevant to teaching and learning the English language in a wide variety of international contexts, for example:
