As we branch further out to the online space and prepare for a return to the ‘new normal’ face to face teaching environment we must reach out to each other for support and ideas sharing. Preparing yourself for the future is vital if you want to stay relevant and keep your stakeholders engaged.
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NEAS News – Innovations in NEAS Professional Development
NEAS’ Professional Development supports the ELT community through advancing best practices to all areas of ELT delivery and support. Our PD supports all individuals working with and alongside ELT institutions to help them meet their quality goals as well as expand their PD capacity.
Our 2020 Professional Development suite continues to evolve in order to provide the support needed by the ELT community.
Read More…NEAS News – Respond, Revive and Thrive
NEAS Australia is continuing to support our members and the ELT Community during COVID19 with a clear message and purpose: we have a plan, and we will get through this together. Thank you to our members, partners and stakeholders who have in turn supported NEAS.
Read More…COVID 19 Announcement – 2020 NEAS Management Conference
Each year, we look forward to hosting our members, partners and stakeholders at the NEAS Management Conference to advance global quality assurance in English Language Teaching and come together as a community.
Read More…Update on the 2020 NEAS Management Conference
Due to the rapidly unfolding COVID-19 outbreak, NEAS is investigating the risks involved in staging the event in May 2020.
We are monitoring the situation closely, meeting with our venue, vendors and other stakeholders and looking at ways of minimising risk.
An announcement will be made following a scheduled meeting of the NEAS Board later this week.
NEAS’ primary concern is the safety and well-being of its members, stakeholders and wider ELT community and we apologise for any inconvenience at this time.
COVID-19 information and advice
Updated 01 April 2020
NEAS is committed to supporting the ELT community through the COVID-19 outbreak and is providing the following information and advice to help our members:
Read More…NEAS is Turning 30! Come Celebrate With Us!
NEAS will celebrate this year 30 years of quality assurance and accreditation in Australia and we’re inviting you to celebrate with us at the 2020 NEAS Management Conference. How long has your centre been with NEAS? Share your NEAS story with us at this year’s conference. Email us!
Transformational Journeys through Communities of Practice
NEAS is providing opportunities for Academic Managers, Coordinators and other ELT Professionals to connect with others who share common interests in particular areas of our industry with the aim of addressing current issues, improving skills, and learning from each other’s experiences.
The 2021 Conference is hosting these Communities of Practice:
- Schools
- Online and Blended
- ELT Qualifications
- Education Agents
- Foundation
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Be involved. Be passionate. Be part of a Community of Practice. Register for the 2020 NEAS Management Conference.
PD and lifelong learning
How much PD do you organise for your staff?
Teachers are lifelong learners. All staff who work at an education provider value and engage in learning and teaching on a day to day basis. NEAS recognises that professional development of all staff is an essential element in the continuous improvement of an educational provider.
Professional development gives teachers and professional staff the opportunity to reflect on their practices, skills and knowledge. It also challenges ones long-held assumptions and beliefs, providing fresh ideas and introducing innovations in an environment which never stands still. As part of our quality assurance services to the ELT community, NEAS offers a range of Professional Development services for all staff including our annual Conference, NEAS Online and QLS workshops and webinars.
In addition, our experienced team are happy to deliver customised workshops at your centre. For more information, visit our professional development page or contact us
Introducing our Academic Plenary for the 2021 NEAS Management Conference
Professor Anne Burns began her career as a teacher of English and worked in Australia in the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) and later in the National Centre for English Language Teaching and Research (NCELTR) and Department of Linguistics at Macquarie University for over 20 years. She has also held academic positions at UNSW, Sydney and at Aston University UK, where she is an Emeritus Professor. She is an Honorary Professor at the University of Sydney and The Education University Hong Kong, and is currently a Visiting Professor at Kanda University of International Studies, Japan. Since 2010 she has worked with English Australia as a key reference person for the national Action Research in ELICOS Program and has published extensively on this topic.
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