
Malta Association of Teachers of English as a Foreign Language
MATEFL is an organisation run by and for teachers of English as a Foreign Language. It is dedicated to the professional development of its members, the majority of whom are employed in Malta’s 40 EFL schools, by facilitating the sharing and exchanging of ideas and keeping abreast of new developments in the EFL world. The Association runs a minimum of three seminar/workshops a year for its members. The majority of these are led by members themselves in a spirit of sharing the best of TEFL practice in Malta.
Once or twice a year a well-known international practitioner/author is brought over to Malta to lead a workshop for MATEFL. The Association also runs its own newsletter which discusses teaching issues and provides a wealth of practical teaching ideas.
MATEFL is an affiliate member of IATEFL
The IATEFL Annual Conference
will be held in Glasgow, Scotland
from 19th to 23rd March 2012
MATEFL is once again offering
sponsorship to MATEFL members
who wish to attend the conference.
Click here for information and application form.
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CAMBRIDGE ESOL DELTA
THE INTERNATIONALLY PRESTIGIOUS
DIPLOMA IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
TEACHING
click for more details of
the course
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MATEFL NEWSLETTER
MATEFL is always looking for interesting ELT related articles for the newsletter. If you have something you would like to share with other members: an article, an interesting or funny story or a favourite lesson plan, please send it to info@matefl.org.
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Monitoring Board English Language Examination (TELT)
For a list of schools which hold preparation courses for the above examination click here
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IATEFL BASIC MEMBERSHIP
To take advantage of the reduced rate for affiliate members to join IATEFL
click here
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TEFL & Preparation for the Monitoring Board EFL Exam Courses designed and led by Alan Marsh
click here for details
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Click here to view the presentations by Mr Francis Stivala on the proposed changes to be made to Legal Notice 60 of 1996 and by Ms Isabelle Pace Warrington on the new proposed acceditation scheme presented at a meeting in November 2008.
(scroll down towards the bottom of the web page under 'Meetings with EFL schools') |
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