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Meet Laura, a teacher from Embassy CES London

Laura, a teacher from Embassy CES London

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Pearson Education logoThis video clip is © Pearson Education. It is an excerpt from a DVD which is a free insert in The Practice of English Language Teaching by Jeremy Harmer, a textbook for those learning to be English teachers. Embassy CES is proud to have been chosen for this project, which uses our teachers and lessons to show examples of good practice. See videos of our lessons here.

 

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Beata English, Teacher at Embassy CES London

Beata English, Teacher

"After my Linguistics degree, I worked in another English school for three years before coming here in 2004. What I like about this school is the opportunities it gives you for growth and development. Embassy CES pays for all sorts of training for its staff: in my case this meant not only part-sponsoring my DELTA (Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults) which I passed last year, but also paying for the Portuguese lessons I’m following at the moment. What this gives me is the chance to see things from a student’s perspective, and this helps me so much in designing my own lessons and making sure they are right for my students. For example, it’s easy to think as a teacher: "I've taught that, so the students must know it" – when in fact what you realise when you’re learning a new piece of language yourself is that you need lots of practice, and you need to see the language item presented in different ways, in different contexts – before you can really say you understand it and can use it.

Another way in which Embassy CES has developed me as a teacher is in the provision of an interactive whiteboard. I’ve been using this for several months now and my students absolutely love it – they really focus on the lesson, and it makes classes much more efficient and effective. This is such a great piece of technology in language learning and we’re hoping the company will continue to invest in these cutting-edge tools to enhance the student experience. I actually did a training session for my colleagues a few weeks ago on interactive whiteboards and they’re all keen to start using them in their lessons."

 

 

Blogs from our London school

Blogs are fun! You can see what Embassy CES London students and teachers are doing. See their photos and stories. Why not leave a comment?

  • Sue's English Class Sue is a teacher who encourages her class to read and write their own blogs. You'll also find links to each student's blog on her site.