29.10.2025 - 17.00 CET

In this session we jump right into how AI can be used directly in the classroom with students. We will show you some live activities where students themselves make ‘direct use’ of AI tools for work across the language skills. We’ll consider how to manage these classes and the ethical concerns this might raise.

205.11.2025 live at 17.00 CET

All teachers have to prepare activities and materials, from the simplest roleplay instructions through to reading activities and class tests. In this workshop, you’ll gain professional advice from one of EF’s senior editors on how to make your materials lead to the right language learning outcomes and what pitfalls to avoid.

12.11.2025 live at 17.00 CET

A newbie's guide to all aspects of online teaching:

· Ways to work (fully freelance, platform working, scheduled school hours)

· Expectations of an online teacher (hardware, software and the teaching itself)

· Some tips and tricks for the online classroom

19.11.2025 live at 17.00 CET

The generations born in this century, who have never lived without digital input and increasingly expect highly interactive gamified lessons can be a challenge for any teacher. This session will look at how we can balance what students like and lessons that promote language learning.     

26.11.2025 live at 17.00 CET

Cultural competence is essential along with linguistic competence to communicate in any international setting.
This workshop offers practical ways to build intercultural awareness into your classes whether you work with multilingual, multicultural classes or want to prepare students for global contexts.

03.12.2025 live at 17.00 CET

Even when you don’t use digital AI tools in the classroom. AI can help make a teacher’s life easier. AI can give you back some of your day allowing you to focus on the essentials. We will talk about using AI for lesson and activity planning, materials creation and using AI tools for paperwork such as reports and assessments.