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May 17, 2010
Mike Guest to be a trainer on the one-day certificate courses in teaching Japanese students
Mike Guest, an ELT News columnist and well-known writer for the Daily Yomiuri. will be one of the four trainers on this year's one-day certificate course in teaching Japanese students. The other three trainers will be Rob Waring, Alastair Graham-Marr and David Paul. The courses will be held at Toyo Gakuen University in Tokyo on Sunday June 20th and at Seifu High School in Osaka on Sunday June 27th.
The four sessions for this year's courses will be:
Rob Waring: Reading skills - methods and applications.
Alastair Graham-Marr: Teaching skills for listening and speaking.
Mike Guest: Testing and assessment
David Paul: Personal construct psychology and its implications in the classroom.
Registration will open soon.
Important: This year will be the last time these courses will be held, so if you were planning to attend at some point, now is the last chance to do so.
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