Developing language skills and preparing learners for the future
Join this webinar to find out what future skills are, how you can incorporate them into your lessons to improve language proficiency, and why they matter for all learners’ futures.
Time: 9:00 CST / 16:00 BST / 21:30 IST
Join this webinar to find out what future skills are, how you can incorporate them into your lessons to improve language proficiency, and why they matter for all learners’ futures.
Time: 9:00 CST / 16:00 BST / 21:30 IST
Presenter(s): Billie Jago
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About Billie Jago
Billie Jago is an ELT writer and teacher trainer specialising in digital learning materials and assessment resources. She has written for various Pearson titles including Rise & Shine, Gold Experience, Roadmap & Formula. Alongside materials writing, she delivers international teacher training sessions and is the founder of the ELTcpd professional development podcast. She has worked as a teacher in various countries, including Spain, China, and the UK, where she is now based.
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