Over the course of three days, teachers from across the globe will share ideas, practices, and tools under the theme “Global voices, looking to the future.” It will be an open space to learn, reflect, and grow together with colleagues from different contexts.

TeachingEnglish is the largest online community of English teachers. This event brings together more than 2,000 participants to reflect on the future of teaching through lectures, workshops, and interactive discussions.

Benefits

  • Free access to lectures and workshops with international experts
  • Certificate of participation issued by the British Council
  • Practical resources ready to apply in the classroom
  • A global network to share experiences and insights

Who is it for?

  • English teachers in public schools and low-cost private schools
  • Teachers in training and recent graduates
  • Educators from other disciplines who use English as a medium of instruction
  • Teacher trainers and school leaders
  • Education policymakers

Agenda

Sessions include:

  • Rethinking professional development in a connected world (Plenary, Cecilia Nobre)
  • Essential tips for reflective practice (Anestin Lum Chi)
  • Using AI to boost confidence (Man Wu)
  • Digital storytelling and multimedia projects (Mary Rose Banaag)

Sessions include:

  • Multilingual approaches in the classroom (Panel: Amol Padwad, Yiviri Tombir, Adrienn Szlapak)
  • Classroom management in multilingual groups (Aung Min Paing)
  • Design thinking in projects (Ana Lucía Castells Ruiz)
  • Integrating 21st century skills (Sherly Hephzibah)

Sessions include:

  • Making sustainability part of daily practice (Plenary, Christopher Graham)
  • Role plays to teach about climate change (Iman Hassan Zain)
  • Vocabulary games for problem solving (Iyabọ Adebimpe Akintola)
  • Boosting learner engagement in speaking activities (Inga Mdivani)

Follow the conversation on social media with the hashtag #GlobalVoicesFutureFocus.
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