Employability skills: New Jobs, new needs for language learners
Discover the tools and knowledge to help prepare all English language learners for the workplace and their careers in this insightful webinar.
Time: 9:00 CST / 16:00 BST / 21:30 IST
Discover the tools and knowledge to help prepare all English language learners for the workplace and their careers in this insightful webinar.
Time: 9:00 CST / 16:00 BST / 21:30 IST
Presenter(s): Ken Beatty
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About Ken Beatty
Dr. Ken Beatty, Writer and Anaheim University TESOL Professor has a PhD in curriculum studies. He’s worked in Asia, the Middle East, and North and South America, lecturing on language teaching and learning from the primary through university levels. Author/co-author of 67 textbooks for Pearson, he’s given 500+ teacher-training sessions and 100+ conference presentations in 35 countries His research focus is on critical and creative thinking.
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