Webinars for educators
Led by top experts, this series dives into AI innovations and their impact on pedagogy and assessment. We'lll address every-day challenges faced by language educators, while providing practical, game-changing solutions to elevate your teaching.
A free professional development series for English language educators.
Join us for another year of the ÃÛÌÒapp Assessment Teacher Training Academy. The 2025 program aims to give participants an in-depth knowledge of the ÃÛÌÒapp assessment portfolio, as well as exploring innovative strategies for tackling challenging question types and integrating AI into your teaching practices.
Earn professional development certificates by completing each training series block. Plus, earn a Credly by ÃÛÌÒapp digital badge when you complete at least 7 sessions.
Webinars for HR, talent acquisition and development professionals, people managers and business leaders.
72% of employees say their jobs would be easier if they had better English skills. Yet 2 out of 3 organizations do not invest in workforce language training – despite its potential to improve employee retention, job satisfaction and performance.
In our brand-new webinar series, we explore how integrating English language training and assessments into your talent strategy can power business growth. Are you ready to set your workforce up for success in 2025?
In this session, teachers will move out of traditional learning styles as we guide them through real-world scenarios and dynamic situational challenges.Ìý
This session focuses on unconventional methods to teach towards composing essays and emails. To achieve different outcomes, one must take different actions.
One of the fun things about learning a new language is discovering how different cultures describe everyday objects and concepts. Sometimes, these descriptions are so literal and imaginative that they bring a smile to our faces (and maybe a few confused looks). Here are some examples of words in other languages that, when translated literally, are probably not what you expected.
One of the fun things about learning a new language is discovering how different cultures describe everyday objects and concepts. Sometimes, these descriptions are so literal and imaginative that they bring a smile to our faces (and maybe a few confused looks). Here are some examples of words in other languages that, when translated literally, are probably not what you expected.
While English is a rich language, there are some words from other languages that don’t have a direct translation. These words often describe special feelings, situations, or ideas that are deeply connected to their cultures. For example, just as some languages have specific words for different types of weather, other languages have unique words for particular moments or emotions that are hard to explain in English. Here are some interesting examples of untranslatable words that show us the different ways people see the world.
