Thank you very much Karina!
The NATECLA London team worked hard to provide 10 workshops to over 100 delegates and 12 exhibitors. It was our biggest event to date! The feedback we collected on the day was overwhelmingly positive and we are particularly delighted to have been able to involve current and ex-students to contribute so much on the day.
Justice for Domestic Workers gave a particularly moving account of the amazing work that they do, like their page on Facebook and support them if you can.. They are run by ex-ESOL students!
The food was truly gorgeous! And the support we received from City and Islington College for this was outstanding. We are extremely grateful to our co-sponsor and contributors for the day (Ascentis, City and Guilds, ESB, ESOL, Global ELT and Trinity College london), they helped us keep the costs low and made our event affordable.
The only regret is not to have been able to accommodate everyone. We had a waiting list and people emailing us on the day literally begging to attend... Something for us to think about for our next event in February which will be announced on this forum very shortly.
If you haven't yet booked your radio skills workshop there is still time, the first workshop is on Saturday 22nd November 2.30 -4.30 pm and is limited to 4 people maximum so that you can really have a go at being on air and presenting your own radio show. You can claim this as part of your personal development through your college CPD. Click here to book https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/radio-presenting-skills-tickets-14175584555?aff=eorg
The presentations of the day and information about the conference will shortly appear on our regional website www.nateclaldn.wordpress.com
If you use twitter we used #ESOLPAM as the Hashtag for the day...
The current team was re-elected unanimously at the AGM, with the exception of a new secretary. Angela Shaffer Head of Quality at Elatt is a very new and welcome addition the small London team.
Phil Bird and Elaine Williamson were thanked and praised for being Co-secretaries and supporting the branch since its inception.
As we are getting bigger we need more volunteers to help us organise our events and support the branch activities. No one gets paid for organising our events in London and the entire London branch is run solely by volunteers ... So do come and support us if you can. The more the merrier ...
Finally, the Ruth Hayman Trust raised £171 on the day!
Hip hip hip HOORAY! Hip hip hip HOORAY! Hip hip hip HOORAY!
Laila El-Metoui
NATECLA London Chair
Education Consultant & Trainer
* new video now out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_UW4UOtwvc
www.lelmeducation.com
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On 8 Nov 2014, at 22:36, "[log in to unmask]" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Thanks everyone for a great day- it was my first NATECLA event and
> certainly not my last!
> Best Wishes,
> Karina
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>> From: [log in to unmask]
>> Date: 05/11/2014 20:54
>> To: <[log in to unmask]>
>> Subj: Radio Presenting Skills Worshops for ESOL teachers and anyone
> else interested
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>> Dear Colleagues,
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>> Apologies for any cross postings......
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>> Have you ever wondered what you could do if you could have your own
> radio show? What you could do with your students if you could
> broadcast their/your views and give them a voice? In this day or
> blogging and vlogging, social media and digital age ... having your own
> radio show could also be an innovative way to intergrate new technology
> within your provision. (I know that some of you have been doing it for
> a while too, the rest of us just need to catch up innit!!!)
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>> NATECLA London has teamed up with Reel Rebels Radio www.reelrebelsradio.com
> to offer this very exciting staff development training opportunity.
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>> 120-minute workshops to get to grips
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>> with the basics of running your own radio show.
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>> Learn
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>> How to present and structure a radio show
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>> Basic editing skills and about what kind of recording/editing
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>> programmes you might use in the classroom including free downloads
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>> More in the enclosed flyer and click here to book your ticket http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/radio-presenting-skills-tickets-14175993779?utm_campaign=new_eventv2&utm_medium=email&utm_source=eb_email&utm_term=eventurl_text
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>> If you are coming to our regional conference on Saturday you can also
> book your space there, workshops are held at the radio station and
> limited to 4 people per worskhop so that you can really have a go at
> being on air.
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>> I would strongly suggest you book early to avoid disappointment. (some
> of the workshops are already almost full!).
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>> if you are not a NATECLA member the cost is substantially higher
> details of how to join our charity are on this link. http://www.natecla.org.uk/content/481/How-to-join-and-costs
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>> You can also use your institutional membership to book , please use
> your work email address when doing so.
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>> THANK YOU :)
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>> Laila El-Metoui NATECLA London ChairEducation Consultant &
> Trainer last training at Working Men's College http://vimeo.com/108806782
> www.lelmeducation.comFollow me on twitter @lelmeducation Nominated
> Positive Role Model for LGBT at the National Equality and Diversity
> Award 2013
>
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