1. British Council Rwanda English resources – what is available for you

2. What the British Council can offer you FREE websites FREE and paid for Apps Online training Face to Face training ELT qualifications Opportunities to work with our Teaching Centre teachers

3. www.teachingenglish.org.uk Join our growing community of almost 600,000 teachers, where you can: download lesson plans and resources for use in classrooms get tips, articles and information about professional development, conferences and qualifications join discussion groups access training materials

4. Articles Think about the way you teach and the principles which underpin your teaching Articles on methodology, teaching ideas and tips, an ELT glossary and much more. Community Talk about your teaching and the issues that concern you Discuss areas of interest, get advice, keep your own blog and link up with groups of teachers around the globe. Teacher development Transform your teaching career Access a range of continuing professional development tools, and get an in-depth look at specialist teaching areas such as Primary, CLIL and Literature. Training courses Online Find videos and self-access online courses on topics such as teaching grammar and understanding learner styles. For teacher trainers there are downloadable workshop materials, including guidelines on how to use them.

5. www.teachingenglish.org.uk

6. www.britishcouncil.org/englishagenda Join the ELT debate find details of UK seminars by leading names in ELT browse and download the latest research papers and resource packs access the CPD portal with information, videos and handbooks for professional development for teachers and managers.

7. www.learnenglish.britishcouncil.org LearnEnglish provides English language practice for adult learners LearnEnglish offers videos, listening activities, games, stories and grammar exercises. The site contains hundreds of pages of audio, text and video content and over 2,000 interactive exercises. Every month it is visited by over one million users. Learners can become members and contribute to the site, interact with other users and download free resources.

8. Aim high The LearnEnglish Teens website is designed especially for 13–17 year-olds. It helps teenagers improve their level of English with school-style language practice, tips for exams and grammar and vocabulary exercises. At the same time, there are lots of fun activities including a video zone, a magazine, games and puzzles.

9. LearnEnglish Kids is a fun, educational website for children aged 5–12 who are learning English. There are online vocabulary and grammar games, songs, stories, videos and a range of activities which focus on developing literacy skills. The resources are designed for children to do on their own, with friends or with parents and teachers. Fun with English www.britishcouncil.org/learnenglishkids

10. Premier Skills English is a part of the Premier Skills partnership between the British Council and the Premier League. It is based around the Premier Skills English website, which helps learners improve their English with football-themed content and provides teachers with lesson ideas and resources. As well as the website, Premier Skills English has a number of hard copy resources for teachers and learners. Combine the global languages of English and football www.britishcouncil.org/premierskills

11. www.britishcouncil.org/mobilelearning English at your fingertips LearnEnglish mobile offers over 15 English learning apps for an interactive learning experience on mobile phones and tablet devices. English language learners of all ages can listen to podcasts, watch videos, practise and improve grammar skills, read storybooks and play word and spelling games. Apps are available on a wide range of platforms including iOS, Android, Windows 8 and BlackBerry.

13. Young Learners Opportunity for ATER members to observe Young Learners summer school classes, if have undertaken some child protection training

14. Any Questions? Please feel free to contact me Hillary.Sheridan@britishcouncil.org www.britishcouncil.rw Thank you