Category Archives: ESOL in the UK

Action for ESOL

Posted on 17/07/2012 by alexcase

I’ve never really had any involvement with the ESOL* world in the UK, but it was the topic of one of the best ever guest posts that I’ve published here. It also looks like that side of learning English is … Continue reading →

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The Financial Times on EFL in Brighton

Posted on 17/07/2010 by alexcase

Reasonably good read, but as little as I know about ESL/ ESOL in the UK, this sounds like complete crap to me: ‘One is “English as a Foreign Language” (EFL), aimed at people who need a modicum of knowledge to … Continue reading →

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EFL and ESOL: worlds apart?

Posted on 28/02/2010 by alexcase

 A guest piece by winner of the TEFLtastic award for most interesting recent blog/ most recent interesting blog, 26 Letters “First, a warning: for the sake of brevity, in this post I’m going to employ ridiculous, sweeping generalisations about adult … Continue reading →

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