Do you teach English in Madrid?

Or maybe you work in ELT as an author, editor, publisher, or academic manager?

TESOL-SPAIN invites you to join us for an evening of sharing, learning and networking at Saint Louis University Madrid (San Ignacio Hall at Calle Amapolas, 3, Madrid) on Friday, November 24th from 5 to 9 PM. (Doors open at 4:30 PM.) The price of admission is 5 € for members and 15 € for non-members. You can become a TESOL-SPAIN member here.

Our presenters come from many different backgrounds and teaching contexts, but they’ve all been in the classroom and faced practical dilemmas. Do any of these sound familiar?

• “My students only do the minimum when I ask them to write. How can I get them to write more?”
• “I’d like to do origami with my primary classes, but it sounds awfully complicated. And yes, it would be fun, but would it really help their English?”
• “I have students of all ages mixed together. How am I supposed to teach baby boomers and Gen Z in the same class?”

There will be nine talks to choose from, so you’re sure to find something that connects with your professional needs and interests. Use the timetable to plan your evening. Which sessions will you attend? Come to the talks by Hamish Binns, Silvie Rasikova, Mercedes Luque and Beatriz Marbán to hear their answers to the dilemmas listed above!

TESOL-SPAIN is a non-profit organization that supports English teachers in Spain. Visit our website to learn more about TESOL-SPAIN or become a member.

For questions about the mini-event, write to Lauren Hamilton Sáez, Madrid area coordinator for TESOL-SPAIN, at tesolmadrid@gmail.com