When Sting sang about walking in fields of gold, was he talking about Saskatchewan? We would like to think so… This year’s SK TEAL will be taking place in Regina, and it will be all about teaching actively.
A pacific coastline and mountain ranges… Ah, if there is a province synonymous with beauty, it’s probably B.C. But hey, it’s not a competition. Make sure to attend this year’s B.C. TEAL conference for professional development, workshops, regional meetings and more.
Hamilton is a cool little place, not only was the first Tim Horton’s opened there, but it also has the biggest botanical garden in Canada! If that is not enough to get you interested, well… TESL Hamilton will be taking place there (duh), so if you’re in the area or want to check out Hamilton on top of getting some professional development, make sure to you attend!
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Every year, the Meeting on Language Teaching (ReEL) explores various themes in contemporary second language pedagogy relating to the teaching and learning of second and foreign languages among adult learners. No better location than the historical and beautiful city of Montreal.
Other than hosting this year’s NAFSA conference, St. Louis is also known for the following: 7-Up was invented there as well as the ice-cream cone, and the gooey butter cake. St. Louis was the first American city to host the Olympics as well as being formerly known as the largest shoe-manufacturing center in the world!
CATESOL San Diego is all about bringing professionals together in the San Diego region. If you are in the region make sure to attend as it will help your professional development and it is affordable!
If you like blue skies, kayaking, fresh air, whiskey, and sunshine Denver, Colorado just might be the place for you, and if you can’t move there you can attend TESOL 2020. Complete with over 6000 attendants, 4 keynotes, 100 exhibitions, and 1000+ sessions, TESOL 2020 is the conference to attend.
There might be no f-u-n in conference, but if professional networking and development aren’t a selling point for you, then consider this: this year’s meeting and reception will be at the Mobile Carnival Museum! Fun! So if this sounds like something you might enjoy, click here for more information.
You might know Massachusetts for the Salem witch hunts, however, the Southern New England Regional Dual Language Conference will be taking place in Farmingham so you might escape the creepy vibes. Attend the conference to network and share instructional methods that promote bilingualism and multiculturalism.
We must continue evolving along with technology, c’est la vie… The ALWC will help you understand teaching in the digital age. Fun fact, Rochester has a reputation for being one of the snowiest cities in the US, so make sure to pack your Pajar and Sorel boots.
